EDITORIAL: Premier Ford threatens to run over the Charter
It is an override of Canadians’ rights and freedoms, and does not get used often. It has never been used in Ontario’s history.
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EDITORIAL: Toronto Police excluded from Pride over handling of McArthur investigation
Inclusion is one of the top core values of Toronto Pride and it also makes Toronto the welcoming city that it is.
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EDITORIAL: Philadelphia Starbucks incident proves racism is still alive
Weeks after commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. and his civil rights movement, the Starbucks’ arrest of black men in Philadelphia begs the question of whether racism is still a major crisis facing the U.S.
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EDITORIAL: Canada comes together in the midst of tragedy
The news quickly spread across the country, leaving Canadians overcome with shock and a loss for words in the wake of the tragic event.
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EDITORIAL: Premier Wynne is making promises she can’t keep ahead of spring election
Ontario is going to the polls in June and the electorate is being swamped with promises.
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EDITORIAL: Is TTC proposed 70$ student pass worth it for Humber students?
With the proposed Universal Transit Pass by TTC, the question about how Humber students would welcome it remains hazy.
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EDITORIAL: Expensive housing costs are pushing millennials away from Toronto
Recent grads are lucky to emerge out of school with a job, let alone the disposable income to spend more than $1,000 each month in order to rent a tiny apartment.
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EDITORIAL: TTC drives hands deep into post-secondary students’ wallets
This means that a monthly pass in Toronto sets students back $116.75. This is made all the more frustrating because post-secondary students in other cities around Ontario pay much less or, at times, nothing at all.
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EDITORIAL: Journalistic freedom is being by threatened murder and mayhem
If journalists are made to fear for their lives, how can the truth be uncovered?
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EDITORIAL: America may be in peril, but the kids are alright
Teenage mass-shooting survivors are advocating for changes to gun laws that so many others have refused to make.
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EDITORIAL: 50 years in, the future is looking bright
Humber continues to grow youthful. Fifty years already and we just don’t think of slowing down.
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EDITORIAL: It was a rough 2017 for Humber
Happy belated birthday Humber — the Big Five-Oh. Your party got postponed, and we didn’t get to celebrate until this past Wednesday, but that’s only because 2017 was a busy year.
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EDITORIAL: High number of students withdraw after faculty strike
The labour stoppage clearly left the most important people in the situation — the students — in the cold.
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EDITORIAL: Post-secondary schools should be leaders in harm-reduction
The war on drugs and the D.A.R.E program were spectacular failures in the attempt to stop drug use. And as we know, the tried and tested “just say no to drugs” logic doesn’t work either.
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EDITORIAL: Post-strike – students and staff are back with mixed feelings
ETC Staff “So, how’s your summer?” It’s the joke that seems to be popping up for Ontario college students who’ve recently faced the faculty strike between Oct. 16 and Nov. 21. It’s an odd question, but relevant to the situation as students faced more than a month without classes. Unlike summer vacation, however, this left most, but not all,…
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EDITORIAL: Ongoing faculty strike puts student journalists in complicated situation
When word of the strike came down to us, we decided to take the initiative to keep running our media outlets during the strike.
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EDITORIAL: New regulations force scalpers to face the music
The Ontario government now has a legislation to tackle scalpers by limiting ticket resale prices 50 per cent above the face value and greater transparency from both the primary and secondary ticket sellers.
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EDITORIAL: Kaepernick’s stance is part of a protest heritage
Recently, countless athletes and sports organizations have been taking a political stance. Colin Kaepernick takes a positive step in rebuilding communities and more to build the bridge that the American divide currently needs.
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EDITORIAL: The voices, goals of Humber’s Et Cetera
See what each of the editorial team has to say about this year’s publication and our promise to you, our readers.
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EDITORIAL: Memories from Norovirus to an election
By: ETC Staff It is our last edition, and what a ride it has been. There were a few incidents that happened involving Humber that reflected negatively for the school this semester, like the norovirus outbreak that left more than 200 students sick, as this publication reported. Every major news outlet in Toronto picked up the story, making the topic…
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