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EDITORIAL: Academic integrity needs AI accountability

EDITORIAL: Academic integrity needs AI accountability

AI detectors fail at being 100 per cent reliable but post-secondary institutions still use these tools to determine the accuracy of a student’s work.
Canada Red U-17 hockey team claims bronze in Oakville

Canada Red U-17 hockey team claims bronze in Oakville

The third-place game in the IIHF tournament pitted the Canadian teams against each other.
Humber walkout tests organizers

Humber walkout tests organizers

The demonstration gathered the Political Action Club, the Humber Faculty Union, and the Revolutionary Communist Party, but few students.
Humber faculty union backs political student zine

Humber faculty union backs political student zine

University of Guelph-Humber psychology student seeks to politically inform the Humber community.
OPINION: Hunger Games fans missing the point

OPINION: Hunger Games fans missing the point

The popular series gets meta with real-life engagement.
Humber Arboretum explores the tells of fall

Humber Arboretum explores the tells of fall

The crunch of the leaves, the remaining flowers, and the wildlife in the lush gardens and ponds behind North campus are an ecological treasure chest of discoveries for visitors.
QEW Construction nears completion, residents respond to impact

QEW Construction nears completion, residents respond to impact

As the Queen Elizabeth Way improvement project approaches its deadline, commuters are looking forward to an end to years of construction and traffic.
Humber student wins $10,000 Giller Mantella Scholarship to pursue writing ambition

Humber student wins $10,000 Giller Mantella Scholarship to pursue writing ambition

The 18-year-old homeschooled student received the scholarship on Oct. 27. The young woman intends to make a difference in the literary world. 
Holiday merchandise hits stores earlier

Holiday merchandise hits stores earlier

'Tis always the season, it seems, as Christmas and Halloween appear sooner in retail outlets every year as businesses push to extend the shopping season and consumers find new ways to celebrate.
Transport ministry mandates standardized truck driver training

Transport ministry mandates standardized truck driver training

Ontario’s training overhaul will fail to improve highway safety unless the province enforces the new curriculum against rogue colleges, warns the head of a major provincial driving school association.