The use of flame retardants is a social justice issue, an environmental chemistry professor told a small audience at S. Walter Stewart Library on Oct. 2.
Category Archive: Writing
Women’s stories are often overlooked, marginalized, denigrated, and dismissed, says the biographer of the only known Canadian female held prisoner in Nazi Germany.
In November, some of Toronto’s first responders ditched their razors and embraced no-shave Movember.
Just like successful social awareness movements, good comedy can change perspectives.
Won first place at the 2018 OCNA’s Better Newspapers Competition in the Student Feature Writing category.
When two men who frequented Toronto’s gay village went missing in 2010, police did not formally launch a comprehensive police investigation. But when a third man, Majeed Kayhan, vanished two years later, Toronto police began Project Houston, a task force to locate missing men from Toronto’s gay village.
Maintaining a balance between school and life can be difficult. Reading weeks unwittingly allow students to have a breather – at least, that is the purpose, even if it means time to catch up on assignments (or to not catch up).
Dozens of demonstrators pretended to be dead in front of city hall Monday evening, hoping it would send the mayor and city council members a message.
