For Celeste and Crystal Ceres, a love of food runs in their blood. The pair grew up in a household that deeply valued the art of cooking. Their maternal grandmother…
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From the RCC to the Scotiabank Arena: Aidan Lising’s Graphic Design Journey to Working with the Leafs
Like many other university students, Aidan Lising was confused, doubtful and just trying to figure out what worked best for him. While he worked hard pursuing journalism at Ryerson University…
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The Contradiction That Is Social Media Puts into Question Whether Its Benefits Outweigh Its Drawbacks
Anybody can access Civic Tech Toronto’s weekly Hacknight through the organization’s Facebook. Every Tuesday the diverse community of Torontonians meets virtually to share stories and find solutions to civic challenges…
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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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Cryptocurrency — ‘down the rabbit hole’
by Rida Khanby Rida KhanIn 2012, during his second year of university, Ethan Lou was scrolling across the dark web one day when he came across something different than what usually dominated the space.…
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How to cope with procrastination in post secondary school, according to one expert
by Hadi Azadby Hadi AzadBy the end of reading week, Kimberly Boissiere was feeling overwhelmed. She had left most of her assignments to complete at the end of the week, and the mounting pressure…