COVID-19 restrictions affect Ontario students living in residence
Students are left wondering what aspects of a normal first-year experience they are missing out on.
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Category: City News
Eviction crisis adds to pandemic pain
Holiday season full of anxiety for those faced with losing housing.
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Toronto housing advocate faces legal threats over shelters
Young Toronto builder creates temporary shelters for the homeless.
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Toronto homeless encampment raids continue as affordable housing remains beyond reach
Experts and the homeless say governments are failing the homeless by not providing affordable housing and financial support.
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Employees in Ontario adjust to their ‘new normal’
Eight months after a state of emergency was declared by Premier Doug Ford, the work world has changed.
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TTC fare increase puts pressure on student wallets
Beatriz Balderrama Baleeiro, New Reporter Torontonians don’t seem to be looking forward to spring...
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RSU files $2.7M lawsuit against Ryerson
This decision stems from reporting by The Eyeopener last year that RSU’s board of directors spent $250,000 on credit cards, with charges including Casino Rama, LCBO bills and a sporting goods store.
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Prevention key for students worried about coronavirus
Toronto Public Health has recommended that people follow regular respiratory illness protocols.
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‘Crazy Marxists’ beat Ford government in SCI ruling
Galvin Zaldivar, News Editor The Divisional Court of the Superior Court of Justice quashed the...
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Government ban on vape advertising ‘not enough,’ say experts
The Oct. 25 announcement in a news release stated the ban “will help prevent youth from being exposed and influenced by promotion in retail settings.”
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EDITORIAL: Presto isn’t ready to replace tokens, tickets
Single-use Presto tickets cost $3.25 for a single ride, $6.50 for a two-way trip or $13 for a day pass. Presto Cards cost $6 and can be reloaded online.
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Abolition of tokens may negatively impact the disadvantaged
Customers will be able to use their tokens after Nov. 30, but refunds for any tokens left over will not be given after the phase out is complete.
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