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Students rally at Queen’s Park against OSAP cuts

Students rally at Queen’s Park against OSAP cuts

Hundreds gathered at the legislature on March 4 protesting the new OSAP policy that shifts grants to loans.
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OPINION: U.S. Supreme Court's tariff ruling a 'Goliath' that Canada has yet to slay

OPINION: U.S. Supreme Court's tariff ruling a 'Goliath' that Canada has yet to slay

The highest court sided with a small toymaking business in Illinois in a modern-day tale of David besting Goliath.
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Red Square Day pushes back on OSAP cuts

Red Square Day pushes back on OSAP cuts

Humber students hosted Red Square Day on March 2 at the North campus to spread awareness of the recent OSAP cuts before a major rally planned for Queen's Park on March 4.
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Toronto symposium showcases green construction

Toronto symposium showcases green construction

The Build Green Symposium gathers industry professionals to discuss reducing carbon emissions on jobsites.
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Humber Hawks shreds Panther's semi-final dreams

Humber Hawks shreds Panther's semi-final dreams

A never-ending opening set against Canadore Panthers gave the men's volleyball Hawks the momentum they needed to sweep and clinch their place in the semifinals.
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Humber Hawks power through Wolves in quarter-finals

Humber Hawks power through Wolves in quarter-finals

The women's volleyball team hosted the third-place East Division Algonquin Wolves, sweeping all three sets. They now face Seneca in the provincial semifinals
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Humber student describes panic, information gaps in Cancun after cartel leader’s killing

Humber student describes panic, information gaps in Cancun after cartel leader’s killing

A Humber Polytechnic journalism student says she felt “in the dark” while in Cancun after the killing of a Mexican cartel leader elsewhere in the country.
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EDITORIAL: Federal government should fully fund Inuit Nunangat University

The federal government must demonstrate its commitment to reconciliation with Inuit people by fully investing in their education
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Harmony as Healing exhibition in Etobicoke

Harmony as Healing exhibition in Etobicoke

After seeing Kenneth G. Mills artwork, Terry Stevens says he found his own passion for painting that helped him recover from a stroke.
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Toronto celebrates Lunar New Year in Chinatown

Toronto celebrates Lunar New Year in Chinatown

Celebrations for the year of the fire horse highlight community and culture in support of Chinatown businesses.
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