By Kelly Snider Residents of British Columbia took part in the largest earthquake drill in Canadian history Thursday. Along with millions of others across the world, the Great ShakeOut, which was started in 2008 in southern...
Read MoreBy Chanelle Seguin Humber Industrial Design graduate, Tanya Nazywalskyj, just came short of making the final round of the James Dyson award for her wheelchair accessible playground design. Nazywalskyj finished in the top 50...
Read MoreBy: Bianca Bykhovsky Newsweek magazine is going to become an online-only publication, after 80 years in the print field. Tina Brown, editor-in-chief and founder of The Newsweek Daily Beast, announced in New York today that the...
Read MoreBy: Shylo Adams & Matthew Smith Toronto Police team up with Seneca College’s Design for Social Change program to start an innovative fraud awareness campaign. Humber News reporters Matthew Smith and Shylo Adams have...
Read MoreBy Andrew Schopp Experts in criminology, policing, social services and gang prevention held a panel discussion on Thursday at Humber’s Lakeshore campus, debating a crime-prevention technique employed on the streets of...
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