A look at Seasonal Affective Disorder
February 2nd, 2023; By author below
By Bhargavi Venkataraman When the days get shorter and the wind gets chillier, people seem to want to stay in bed just a little longer. It becomes harder to get […]
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Examples of recent movies, shows, and games with positive portrayals of disabilities
January 9th, 2023; By author below
By Rabia Khan Winter and the holiday season are all about experimenting with content; the weather forecast has somehow forced us to rely on Netflix and quit us from going […]
A look at the AGO’s spotlight on Indigenous artists for 2023
January 9th, 2023; By author below
The Art Gallery of Ontario, or the AGO, is spotlighting a range of talented Indigenous artists in the new year. Beginning in January, the AGO will showcase works by artists […]
How to find and land jobs that help the causes that matter most to you
January 9th, 2023; By author below
By Avreet Jagdev The work that we do matters. Not only is someone’s job usually a large part of their life because it pays their bills and ensures they have […]
The Indigenous History of Maple Syrup
January 9th, 2023; By author below
By Maryam Sheikh What’s your pancake topping of choice? Whipped cream, butter, or perhaps…smooth and sweet maple syrup? December 17th marked National Maple Syrup Day, and in honour of this […]
Most post-secondary students are struggling with mental health — here are 5 job and volunteer opportunities that can help you make a difference
January 9th, 2023; By author below
By Avreet Jagdev A recent Toronto Star article brings to light an important but less than happy fact: the majority of post-secondary students are grappling with their mental health, especially […]
A Quick Look into Innovations for the Visually Impaired
January 9th, 2023; By Rochelle C. Pangilinan
With the world being on lockdown for two years due to COVID, travel restrictions were imposed in most countries, if not all. Once these constraints were lifted due to the […]
