Aislinn Millette

Student Justin Psek channelled all her practice and inspiration to show off her distinctly alluring walk.

More Canadians are rethinking their purchasing habits, supporting local products over American imports.

Humber advertising students Ceilidh Pate, Abby Henderson-Bowman, and Lazar Fazlagic transformed a classroom assignment into a real-world campaign for a B.C.-based environmental charity.

Wayne Gretzky is undeniably one of the greatest hockey players of all time. Beyond the rink, Gretzky's political views and affiliation have sparked debate among Canadians.

Sprint Week at Humber Polytechnic brings together students, faculty and industry professionals for a whirlwind of creativity and competition. From intense challenges to innovative projects, the event showcased the talent and energy of the Humber community.

Toronto City Council revealed its 2025 budget, maintaining transit fares at $3.30 per ride while committing more than $4.9 billion over the next decade to public transportation enhancements.

Animal entertainment is a relic of the past. We must critically examine the implications of what we choose to consume, and at what expense.

Humber Fashion Business and Arts program hosts their first ever Fashion Museum.

Humber Fashion Arts students promote sustainability through thrifting and reviving clothes at the annual Eco Closet event.

Tia Kureshi, 2024 Fashion Student of the Year, shares her inspiring designs at Fashion Art Toronto.