The Indigenous History of Maple Syrup
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
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 look at the Indigenous Connectivity Summit and the digital divide that impacts Indigenous Communities
By Maryam Sheikh Have you heard of the term digital equity? The First Nations Technology Council defines it as a state in which all Indigenous peoples, communities, and Nations are […]
Grieving the Loss of a Family Member/Loved One: How to Cope, and How to Incorporate Their Memory into What You Do Going Forward (French version available)
Without a doubt, losing a family member/loved one is one of the most difficult experiences a person can endure. Life will never be the same without them and the grief […]
My New Normal: How My life Has Changed Since 2020 Because Of the Pandemic and Changes in Society (French version available)
I’ll never forget the moment I found out that the whole world shut down. I was in my fourth year of university and, along with my fellow students, would have […]
Understanding the Buzz Behind Mattea Roach on Jeopardy!
Canadian Jeopardy! super-champion Mattea Roach returned to television screens last month as part of the show’s Tournament of Champions. Mattea Roach, a then-23-year-old tutor based in Toronto, Ontario, wowed viewers […]
