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Reduced funding and enrolment means fewer vice-principals for TDSB

Reduced funding and enrolment means fewer vice-principals for TDSB

The Toronto District School Board is restructuring its administrative leadership for the 2026-27 school year, eliminating 40 vice-principal positions as pandemic-era funding expires and student numbers continue to fall.
Canada MNT's goalless draw against Tunisia reflects defensive tinkering

Canada MNT's goalless draw against Tunisia reflects defensive tinkering

The unofficial taste of the FIFA World Cup friendly match between Canada and Tunisia on March 31 allowed Canadian supporters to see the newly renovated BMO Field and watch the Canadian team play to a scoreless draw.
Solidarity is the main message of latest rally against OSAP changes

Solidarity is the main message of latest rally against OSAP changes

Demonstrators led by student groups and unions gathered at Queen's Park on March 24 in opposition to Ford government's proposed OSAP reforms.
AI took the chips, now it's displacing workers

AI took the chips, now it's displacing workers

AI data centres are draining the world's memory chip supply, driving up costs for Canadian consumers and pushing businesses toward automation.
Artemis II set to launch April 1 for a 10-day voyage

Artemis II set to launch April 1 for a 10-day voyage

Jeremy Hansen, who grew up near London, Ont., is living out his boyhood dream of being an astronaut. He'll be the first Canadian to circle the moon.
Humber Et Cetera wins Gold Crown Award for second consecutive year

Humber Et Cetera wins Gold Crown Award for second consecutive year

Humber's student news publication was recognized by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association alongside top U.S. journalism programs.
From scrap denim to sustainable fashion

From scrap denim to sustainable fashion

Humber student builds sustainable fashion brand from discarded denim.
Humber Esports Rocket League closes season with a dominant victory

Humber Esports Rocket League closes season with a dominant victory

Despite not landing a playoff spot, the team's coach says the players' confidence has steadily increased with each successful game played.
Anti-abortion protest leaves many unsettled

Anti-abortion protest leaves many unsettled

Students push back against graphic anti-abortion display at North campus.
OPINION: North Etobicoke deserves better rapid transit

OPINION: North Etobicoke deserves better rapid transit

A recent community consultation meeting unveiled the city's plans to use part of Woodbine Racetrack's land to build a transit-oriented community. However, these plans need to be implemented quickly and efficiently.