The Ontario-wide march against OSAP and tuition changes took it's place on Feb. 4, being the second one after the changes were announced. ...
Read More →Today is the deadline for the selected cities to decide whether or not they want pot shops....
Read More →Strong, squalling winds buffeted the border city of Windsor, as hundreds of workers gathered for a General Motors rally along the Detroit River....
Read More →Ontario’s unemployment rate hit its best mark in 18 years last month, according to a Statistics Canada labour force survey released last week. This historic mark comes seven months after the province raised its minimum...
Read More →While Saudi Arabia is putting pressure on its students to leave, Canada is not. This leaves the student with a legal dilemma about their visa statuses. ...
Read More →The employment rate in Canada rose in July according to a survey conducted by Statistics Canada....
Read More →Humber College has signed five-year partnership agreement with SEW-EURODRIVE to develop the skills and bring more practical experience to students....
Read More →Greyhound Canada announced on July 9 it will be cutting services in the western provinces, primarily affecting smaller rural communities who rely on the busses to get to the city....
Read More →Starbucks has announced it will eliminate plastic straws from all locations by the year 2020 but some environmentalists say this is only a small step for plastic reduction....
Read More →An expanding partnership between Humber College and non-profit organization WorkInCulture is providing opportunities for students to develop their business skills....
Read More →A recent study done by the British Journal of Psychiatry saw that 20 minutes a day of meditation proved to be an effective treatment for late-life depression....
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