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OPINION: Protesting is in France’s DNA

OPINION: Protesting is in France’s DNA

Protesting in the streets dates back to the French Revolution.
NHL wants women’s attention, fans want accountability

NHL wants women’s attention, fans want accountability

As the NHL tries to capitalize on hockey romance’s popularity, some women are questioning whether its actions match its marketing.
‘I’m surviving off air’: OSAP delays, reduced grants leave Humber students struggling

‘I’m surviving off air’: OSAP delays, reduced grants leave Humber students struggling

Humber students struggle with the cost of living as Ontario Premier Doug Ford's cuts to OSAP take effect. A province-wide walkout to protest the cuts is planned at universities on Nov. 5.
EDITORIAL: OSAP system fails students, minister needs to go

EDITORIAL: OSAP system fails students, minister needs to go

Funding is not going to public post-secondary schools.
Protesters briefly halt Bloor bike lane removal

Protesters briefly halt Bloor bike lane removal

Cycling advocates seek a Supreme Court showdown as they successfully blocked construction crews from beginning to remove bike lanes on Tuesday night. But work crews began dismantling the lanes on Wednesday.
OPINION: World shakes when women come forward

OPINION: World shakes when women come forward

Recent allegations involving Cornell University have brought to light a broader double standard in how men and women are treated when sexual assault allegations arise.
ETC Newspaper: 1,000 Hampers, One Community

ETC Newspaper: 1,000 Hampers, One Community

The latest issue of our award-winning newspaper for this school year: Volume 72, Number 2, October 9, 2026
IGNITE, BSSE host free pop up to address affordability issues

IGNITE, BSSE host free pop up to address affordability issues

Students received clothing, accessory and skincare donations from Canada Unites.
Mayoral debate focuses on transit, safety, affordability

Mayoral debate focuses on transit, safety, affordability

The two-person mayoral race took centre stage at UTSC, with incumbent Olivia Chow standing on her record and challenger Brad Bradford promising better transit, more police, and freezing property taxes.
Mississauga mayoral race heats up

Mississauga mayoral race heats up

Polling shows Parrish and Crombie are neck and neck as Oct. 26 election day nears