EDITORIAL: Say thank you to Kyle Lowry and let him go home
A constant in everything, whether it’s life or sports, is change.
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Category: Editorial
EDITORIAL: IGNITE changes begin new era for organization
Rejoining the CSA is a big step forward for IGNITE and Humber students.
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EDITORIAL: Gun violence in Toronto has left 14-year-old girl with life threatening injuries
A 14-year-old girls life was endangered on Feb. 12 after a shooting at a North York apartment building.
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EDITORIAL: Bell has once again shown Canadians its true colours
The telecommunications giant has hosted #BellLetsTalk day for 11 years, but their actions otherwise have shown little, if any, commitment to mental health.
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EDITORIAL: Ontario is not ready to go back to school
The provincial government plans to reopen schools while cases are still more than 1,000 a day.
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EDITORIAL: COVID-19 variant in long-care term homes reveal need to rethink how LTC homes operate in Ontario
New COVID-19 U.K. variant found in two long-care term homes.
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EDITORIAL: Ontario reveals plan to help the economy in 2021
Ontario set the groundwork to help in the recovery of the province’s economy with a five-year plan
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EDITORIAL: Ford gets his way on Greenbelt development despite outcry from experts, officials
Queen’s Park plans to open Greenbelt to possible development gets attention after Toronto’s Tiny Perfect Mayor David Crombie resigns.
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EDITORIAL: IGNITE Board of Directors vote to keep meetings closed to students
Plenty of Et Cetera’s column space has been used in the past to talk about IGNITE, and with...
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EDITORIAL: Change never too late but clock ticking on racism in newsrooms
Racism and inequality won’t take care of themselves. To see change something has to be done now.
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EDITORIAL: Doug Ford is trying to save face by ordering lockdown of Toronto, Peel
The premier made the tough but right choice to close down parts of the province but raised questions of whether he did go far enough.
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EDITORIAL: Students need to take campus government seriously
Very few Humber students voted in the 2020-21 Board of Directors election. And that’s bad.
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