Benjamin Steeves

From Humber Polytechnic’s Lakeshore campus to downtown streets, Toronto came alive on Oct. 4 as Nuit Blanche 2025 transformed the city into an all-night celebration of art, culture, and connection.

Striking college support staff rallied at Humber’s North campus this week, escalating pressure on stalled negotiations between OPSEU and the College Employer Council.

Humber music students joined the event to explore ways music ties people together.

OnlyFans has been referred to as a modern gold mine to some, and a digital trap to others.

While countless people have been getting tattoos for dozens of years, studies are shedding light on the serious health implications following getting them. We may see something similar happen with a previously recommended item once thought to have health benefits.

The city's transit system is working to improve safety for its passengers. But some remain concerned.

Millions of Canadians are ready to vote in this year's federal election on April 28.

At 19, you can sometimes meet someone who changes your life forever, painfully.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre in the running to become prime minister has the LGBTQ+ community concerned.

Fernando Bossoes, a third-year Journalism student at Humber Lakeshore, won the prestigious award at the Etobicoke Sports Hall of Fame.