Parthvi Indravadan Patel

Canada added 14,000 jobs in March while the unemployment rate held steady at 6.7 per cent, but economists say the modest gains are not yet strong enough to confirm a sustained labour market recovery.

Humber Polytechnic’s Office of Sustainability organized a Free Store event aimed at cutting waste and making essential items more accessible to students.

The future of Canada’s film industry was on display at Humber Polytechnic as the 2026 FMTV graduating class premiered their original short films.

Canada’s economy grew by a modest 0.1 per cent in January, with mining, oil and gas sectors offsetting declines in manufacturing.

As tuition and living costs continue to climb, Canada’s federal minimum wage is set to increase to $18.15 on April 1, offering extra financial support to some students working part-time.

Students and volunteers come together to repair everyday items, reduce waste, and promote a culture of reuse.

From cultural fusion dishes to traditional recipes with a twist, students at Humber Polytechnic brought creativity to the kitchen in the Nutrition Club’s Bean Challenge plant-based recipe competition.

From plant-based meals to budget-friendly grocery tips, students at Humber Polytechnic are helping consumers rethink how they approach food.

Canada’s annual inflation rate went down slightly in January, giving households a bit of relief. However, this drop is mainly due to changes in energy prices, and it doesn’t mean that everyday expenses for Canadians have fallen significantly.

As grocery prices keep rising and putting pressure on household budgets, the federal government’s new rebate is meant to help, but questions remain about how long that help will last.