New research reveals just how close Ontario is to losing essential health-care workers, while nursing students raise concerns about the state of the profession they’re stepping into
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‘Seriously radical’ steps needed to confront climate change, says author
by Tess Stuberby Tess StuberIn order to save the planet, Lloyd Alter has a succinct message for us all to live by. “Don’t eat red meat, don’t drive, live in a small space, don’t…
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Climate change is affecting how students eat
Food is one of the factors that connects us all. But what if the way we eat is actually contributing to one of the greatest environmental crises of our time?…
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From post-secondary to post-COVID: How some pandemic grads are being forced out of their industries before they’ve even entered
by Duaa Rizviby Duaa RizviMany recent graduates are being forced to alter their career paths amid the post-COVID-19 job market. Creative industries, such as performance, have taken a large hit during the pandemic and…
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From green buildings to greenhouse gas emissions: breaking down the state of sustainability at Ryerson
by Kayla Zhuby Kayla ZhuLast year, Ryerson University declared that being “champions of sustainability” was one of its core values. But, is that true? In September, the university provided an update on its sustainability…
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Young adults can’t seem to escape spending more than they earn in recovering economy
by Hadi Azadby Hadi AzadExperts are concerned about the way COVID-19 has affected the economy, with their primary concern being young adults with large spending habits. Young people who seek financial advice tend to…
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Fatigue, burnout: How experts say Zoom is changing the future of work
by Zehra Razaby Zehra RazaOver the last year and a half, much has changed about the way schools and workplaces operate. COVID-19 has shifted the daily lives and routines of many onto Zoom or…
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Is it moral? Gen Z looking less likely to have kids than generations prior
When Amr Sharaf thinks about having kids, he pictures the typical things: having secure finances, stability in his personal life and owning a home. For many, that is the ideal…
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The Waiting List invites artists to explore how pandemic put their careers on hold
At a Mississauga art gallery, dozens of cardboard boxes in gradient colours are stacked on top of one another, some coated with an animated projection — a loading wheel floating…
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Opioid overdose deaths surge in Toronto Centre. Advocates can’t keep up
People in the downtown core are dying from opioid overdoses at unprecedented rates. Advocates and front-line volunteers tackling this crisis say they urgently need more support from community members and…