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A Beautiful Native Workshop offered tips for the people who attended the workshop on Oct. 8, at the Centre of Urban Ecology.

The women's soccer team got its first away victory against the Mohawk Mountaineers.

Men's soccer team wins 4-0 against Mohawk on Oct. 5 to remain on top of the national rankings.

Are you ready for one of the most exciting night of the year?

Michael Moss revealed how food companies use salt, sugar and fat to make everyday products as addictive as tobacco.

Many Humber students got the opportunity to showcase their work at this year's Nuit Blanche.

The minimum wage in Ontario rose to $17.20 hourly, a 3.9 per cent increase from the previous $16.55. But it's still below what's considered a living wage in the GTA.

The pressures in the industry make it easy to become a habitual drug user.

The federal government's changes to the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program will impact all post-secondary international students, including those at Humber Polytechnic.

Humber Polytechnic announced the closure of its longstanding Commercial Driver Training Class G to AZ Tractor Trailer Program. Humber said in a statement changing market conditions and economic feasibility were the primary reasons for the suspension.