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Humber community unites in IGNITE's Walk for Reconciliation

Humber community unites in IGNITE's Walk for Reconciliation

IGNITE and Humber Polytechnic hosted a Truth and Reconciliation Walk at North campus.
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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: New team, new beginnings

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: New team, new beginnings

First-year Gershon Mbobi is looking forward to a new year at Humber.
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Vancouver Whitecaps defeat Toronto FC, capture Canadian title

Vancouver Whitecaps defeat Toronto FC, capture Canadian title

Thanks to a heroic goalkeeping performance, Vancouver Whitecaps FC won their third straight Canadian Championship title with a win on penalties over Toronto FC.
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EDITORIAL: Financial literacy must be taught earlier than high school

EDITORIAL: Financial literacy must be taught earlier than high school

Students need to learn about financial literacy earlier in their education so they can understand how money works and prepare them for the future.
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Faculty union seeks strike vote

Faculty union seeks strike vote

OPSEU, the union representing faculty, has called for a strike vote in October as contract talks move slowly.
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Office of Sustainability gives Humber green thumbs up

Office of Sustainability gives Humber green thumbs up

Humber's Office of Sustainability achieves a gold STARS ranking, showcasing commitment to carbon neutrality and eco-friendly practices.
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EDITORIAL: The truth is out there, but it's hidden

EDITORIAL: The truth is out there, but it's hidden

World News Day is on Sept. 28. This year’s theme is truth, which is hidden from Canadians. Canadian news outlets were blocked on Meta social media because of Bill C-18 since June 22, 2023.
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Grassy Narrows River Run Rally

Grassy Narrows River Run Rally

Protesters mingled and laughed but they all had a serious message for the Ontario government. Many held up signs saying different things, but all had the same message, loud and clear.
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Legality of e-scooters in Toronto remains vague

Legality of e-scooters in Toronto remains vague

E-scooters in Toronto are illegal, unlike other GTA cities who have adopted pilot programs. The legality remains confusing and controversial.
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Humber's Grab 'n Go Food Bank helps food insecure students

Humber's Grab 'n Go Food Bank helps food insecure students

Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences (FLAS) Grab ‘n Go food bank raises questions about food insecurity among Humber students.
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