Luis Miguel S. De Castro

As heavy snowfall shut down schools across Toronto, teachers continued working behind the scenes, balancing lesson planning, assessments, and personal responsibilities.

A deadlock, a surge of momentum, and an overtime finish defined the Toronto Sceptres’ battle against the Vancouver Goldeneyes at Scotiabank Arena on Jan. 17.

Every Canadian kid deserves a chance to play. But today, youth sports are becoming a privilege, not a pathway. Rising costs are shutting out talented children before they ever step onto the field.

As a Filipino studying in Canada, hearing about what happened to my country has made me grow uneasy. I have growing concerns about the well-being of my family, friends, and community that I might return to.

Cultures were showcased as Humber’s Black Student Support and Engagement Committee hosted this year’s Melanin Market at the Learning Resource Commons on Sept. 17.

“Clean beauty” is everywhere—but the term isn’t regulated. Experts break down the myths, marketing, and science behind the trend, from ingredient safety to sustainability and the risks of greenwashing.

The CPL is not just a development league, but a vital piece of the country’s growing soccer identity.

Humber Polytechnic will host on-campus voting for the 2025 federal election, making it easier to cast ballots.

Team wins the gold medal by defeating the Centennial Colts 3-2.

Humber Hawks lose 67-61 to the Durham Lords in the OCAA championship.