Canada Goose trades on TSX
Canada Goose is trading today on the TSX for the first time. Shares in the Canadian company, known for its $900 parkas, are currently trading at $15.00 a piece. The company had […]
Month: March 2017
Yahoo Hack: the Aftermath
Whether it was his postings on social media or his frequent trips to car wash businesses, Karim Batarov loved to show off his expensive taste in cars. To his peers, Baratov rarely described what he […]
Toronto FC resign Nick Hagglund on multi-year deal
The Toronto FC are looking to stick with much of the formula that brought them within a single penalty kick of the MLS title last season. The team announced today the signing of defender Nick […]
Toronto Police searching for escaped inmate
Toronto Police are asking for the public’s help in searching for 36 year-old Andrew Smith, an inmate who escaped police custody at Mount Sinai Hospital. Smith had been jailed under charges of carrying a knife […]
Go green or go home this St. Patrick’s Day
Irish Celebrations 2017 Is one of your distant relatives Irish? Do you like wearing green clothing and relish having the opportunity to don a sassy t-shirt that playfully advertises your fondness of alcohol? Do you […]
2017 World Junior Synchronized Skating Championships
Nineteen teams from 14 countries will compete for gold this weekend at the 2017 World Junior Synchronized Skating Championships in Mississauga, Ontario. Representing Canada at this event; Burlington’s own silver medalists Nexxice Junior and Canadian […]
Uncharted Food: Chartwell’s Monopoly on food at Sheridan deserves scrutiny
Hungry students at Sheridan College Trafalgar Campus seem to have a number of options for food. There are two Tim Horton’s, a Second Cup café, the Marquee, the Union Burrito restaurant, Coffee Loft and […]
TIFF moves to greater focus this year
The Toronto International Film Festival has announced it will screen 20-per-cent fewer films at this year’s annual film festival and that two of its 16 programs—Vanguard and City to City—have been canceled. In a press […]
Marijuana dispensaries: Time to clear the smoke
One day after Cannabis Culture opened shop in Brantford, Ontario, it was sealed off with yellow tape and shut down by police. Marijuana dispensaries have popped up in as many cities as they have been […]
Mumps on the Rise in Toronto
Story by Sian Mitchell/Interactive Elements by Hailey McAdams Millennials are contracting the mumps at a higher rate than any other age group in Canada. Mumps, which used to be considered a childhood illness, now disproportionally […]