Newly named residents of Arb pond have dramatic history
A pair of ducks has taken up residence in the pond next to the Centre for Urban Ecology in the Humber Arboretum a few weeks ago.
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Despite low wages, opportunities for career entry strong for Child Youth Workers
Rosa Blanco is passionate about helping make a difference in a child’s life, despite the low salary a child youth worker makes in Toronto.
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Dividers wanted at men’s urinals on campus as some students cite privacy, space concerns concerns
In men’s bathrooms, it’s okay to separate the men from the men.
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Students decry Islamophobia in wake of Trump initiatives
Kelvin Tran News Reporter Islamophobia appears to have grown stronger with the election of Donald Trump as U.S. President last November. The American National Election Survey released recent data on the election showing Republican presidential voters were more likely to vote based on racial attitudes towards non-white people. There have also been a number of incidents of Islamophobia in Canada,...
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International students face acute change of culture
Culture shock and finances are not the only concerns for international students at Humber College, according to a student adviser.
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