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My Challenging Co-op Experience: Trying to Balance it All

June 2nd, 2019; By Sadie Osborne

Hi, my name is Mercedes and I don’t have my wisdom teeth or tonsils, but I do have anxiety. Last semester was my first time trying co-op education, and I […]


Important Lessons I learned in School This Year

June 2nd, 2019; By Alexa Cairns

Over the course of my school year so far, I have learned a lot. I learned a lot about politics, history, art, English and math, but the most important lessons […]


An Unconventional Classroom: Lessons from a Hospital Co-op Student

June 2nd, 2019; By author below

Article by Maryam Sheikh One of my close friends, Sakina, recently completed a semester of Grade 11- working at a hospital. An Oakville student interested in pursuing medicine, she is […]


Too Much Coffee: Pros and Cons of Drinking a Cup of Joe

April 30th, 2019; By Stephanie Hughes

What is coffee? Why is it such a cultural norm? Is it safe for teens to consume? Coffee is peddled everywhere and is obsessed over by our work-heavy, overly productive […]


Why We Need More Women in Science

April 30th, 2019; By Eve Salomons

Statistics from the US Census Bureau in 2015 show that although women count for almost 50% of the workforce in America, they only represent 25% of those employed by STEM […]


Welcoming a New Student to Your Class

April 30th, 2019; By Kaitlyn Hover

Being a new student at a new  school can be very scary and intimidating. We all know what it’s like to have first day school jitters, but imagine joining a […]


Why it is Necessary to Keep Hope, even During your Darkest Times

March 30th, 2019; By Kaitlyn Hover

Hope: “Hold On Pain Ends” Hope is a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain outcome  to happen. Hope pushes us and encourages us to do our daily tasks, […]