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EDITORIAL: In defence of the Amber Alert

EDITORIAL: In defence of the Amber Alert

The Amber Alert system is at risk of ending next year. The program is necessary to find kidnapped children..
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Good morning Humber

Good morning Humber

Thanks, Blue Jays, for the memories. Here's a look at other stories happening around Humber.
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EDITORIAL: Humber’s student life lacks connection

EDITORIAL: Humber’s student life lacks connection

Humber Polytechnic is known for its strong academics and career-focused programs, but beyond the classroom, many students find it difficult to feel part of a community.
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Here is what you may have missed—October 18

Here is what you may have missed—October 18

The end of full-time support strike, local Children's Breakfast Club supporting the community and the men’s soccer team to take on the Niagara Knights.
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Part-time support staff vote in favour of strike mandate

Part-time support staff vote in favour of strike mandate

Mediation between the College Employer Council and OPSEU begins Nov. 20 as workers seek paid sick days and wage increases.
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ETC Newspaper: They're back! But PT staff take strike vote

ETC Newspaper: They're back! But PT staff take strike vote

The latest issue of our award-winning newspaper: Volume 70, Number 3 - Oct. 17, 2025
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Print edition marks Humber Et Cetera's annual launch

Print edition marks Humber Et Cetera's annual launch

Humber Et Cetera connects students, staff and other faculty to the work of the Journalism Advanced Diploma program.
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Humber Hawks women's soccer on path to playoffs

Humber Hawks women's soccer on path to playoffs

The Humber Hawks women’s soccer team beat the Cambrian Golden Shield in a dominant 6-2 game.
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ANALYSIS: Canadian soccer players better than ever

ANALYSIS: Canadian soccer players better than ever

The value and contributions of Canada's men's soccer players are increasing on the European pitches.
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Student Spotlight: Greta Rabbetz

Student Spotlight: Greta Rabbetz

She moved to Toronto from Saskatchewan to pursue her education in advertising and design.
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