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PREVIEW: AFC Toronto vs Vancouver Rise FC

PREVIEW: AFC Toronto vs Vancouver Rise FC

Northern Super League kicks off Friday with rematch of inaugural season championship game.
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Humber students use business ideas to improve lives

Humber students use business ideas to improve lives

Piles of unused makeup usually end up in the trash. But inside a classroom at Humber Polytechnic, it’s being transformed into something unexpected: artist-grade paint.
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Humber's film students finally get to walk their red carpet

Humber's film students finally get to walk their red carpet

The grand premiere of 17 productions by final-year students in Humber Polytechnic's Film and Television Production 2026 was shown.
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Humber 5K smashes fundraising goal in the rain

Humber 5K smashes fundraising goal in the rain

Despite the rain, more than 100 Humber students, staff, alumni and community members laced up their shoes Thursday to support mental health services for young adults, raising nearly $5,000.
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EDITORIAL: Oil prices leave questions for future of gas vehicles

EDITORIAL: Oil prices leave questions for future of gas vehicles

The ongoing war in Iran is spiking oil prices for Canadians, raising questions about the financial burden associated with gasoline-powered vehicles.
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Toronto Tempo unveil court design, dance team ahead of inaugural season

Toronto Tempo unveil court design, dance team ahead of inaugural season

Canada’s first WNBA team drew in thousands of fans for a first look at the Tempo basketball atmosphere with Before the Bounce.
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Humber Free Store event promotes reuse, affordability, and sustainability on campus

Humber Free Store event promotes reuse, affordability, and sustainability on campus

Humber Polytechnic’s Office of Sustainability organized a Free Store event aimed at cutting waste and making essential items more accessible to students.
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Only 40 per cent of students meet attendance targets as province eyes new policy

Only 40 per cent of students meet attendance targets as province eyes new policy

Ontario’s government is considering making attendance worth up to 15 per cent of final grades in high school as absenteeism remains below pre-pandemic levels while educators warn the move could penalize vulnerable students.
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Ovechkin’s possible final home game renewed Crosby rivalry

Ovechkin’s possible final home game renewed Crosby rivalry

Capitals star may have closed a 21-season home career against longtime rival Sidney Crosby and the Penguins.
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Tunneling begins for Ontario Line

Tunneling begins for Ontario Line

Boring machines are officially in the ground tunneling the Ontario Line running across the stretch of downtown Toronto.
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