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Winter Village in the cobblestone streets

Winter Village in the cobblestone streets

Winter Village in the Distillery District is back in Toronto and ready for holiday season.
Bill 60 set to ban bike lanes, Humber student speaks out

Bill 60 set to ban bike lanes, Humber student speaks out

Commuters, educators, specialists and everyday travellers say recent proposals could change the way residents move through the city, raising questions about safety, accessibility and the future of equitable travel.
Print edition marks Humber Et Cetera's annual launch

Print edition marks Humber Et Cetera's annual launch

Humber Et Cetera connects students, staff and other faculty to the work of the Journalism Advanced Diploma program.
Children's Breakfast Club gives back for Thanksgiving

Children's Breakfast Club gives back for Thanksgiving

Etobicoke community comes together to support families in need for Thanksgiving.
OPSEU, CEC reach tentative deal after five-week strike

OPSEU, CEC reach tentative deal after five-week strike

Full-time support staff workers, members of OPSEU, gathered on Wednesday afternoon at town hall to discuss details of the tentative agreement.
Salmon makes triumphant return to GTA rivers

Salmon makes triumphant return to GTA rivers

Local conservationists are working to reintroduce the native Atlantic species to Ontario rivers.
OPSEU, CEC strike mediation talks ends in stalemate

OPSEU, CEC strike mediation talks ends in stalemate

A rally of support-staff strikers from four colleges will form a massive picket line at Humber's North campus on Oct. 2, beginning at 7 a.m.
Active attacker alert brings uncertain start to Humber’s fall semester

Active attacker alert brings uncertain start to Humber’s fall semester

Humber's Education and Training Solutions facility at 30 Carrier Dr. was locked down on the first day of school because of a bogus threat.
Safety concerns on Toronto transit remain despite commission's efforts

Safety concerns on Toronto transit remain despite commission's efforts

The city's transit system is working to improve safety for its passengers. But some remain concerned.
Second year FMTV students showcase their hard work through art

Second year FMTV students showcase their hard work through art

The Film and Television Production screening from the second-year students brought a lot of joy to actors, students, teachers and crew members of each project, as they worked hard to make this semester’s film screening.