During the 76th national conference in Edmonton held by Canadian University Press (CUP), the Edmonton Journal’s photojournalist Ryan Jackson showed us how to enhance our video skills without having to go through an entire school program.
The heavily criticized American multinational chemical and agricultural biotechnology corporation Monsanto is pushing hard to restore its reputation after all the questionable businesses they have done over the last 100 years. One question comes up with multiple protests against the company’s activity and products: do they deserve our trust? Founded in 1901 by a self-educated…
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Acknowledged for his work as a physician and continued advocacy for the Tourette Syndrome Foundation of Canada (TSFC), Dr. Morton Doran is being honoured, as he receives an appointment to the Order of Canada.
Have you ever experienced lack of knowledge, self-confidence or necessary skills and that you needed guidance from someone more mature and wise, whose advice could catapult you up the ladder?
The Huskies men’s basketball team came back strongly after their loss to Durham in the last game to beat Centennial (92-74) in their league match on Jan. 15 at the Alex Barbier Gym. Maintaining their lead in the first three quarters with scores of 26-13, 20-12 and 28-23, George Brown College (GBC) looked in prime…
The Dialog’s Art Director/Illustrator Samantha Bullis won the prestigious John H. McDonald (JHM) award for excellence in student journalism.
Hello and welcome to the first post of my new blog as the editor of The Dialog newspaper. In this blog I’m going to take you behind the scenes of The Dialog and show you the discussions that happen in our newsroom. I want you to know why we make some of the decisions we…
Ontario releases Major Capacity Expansion Policy Framework for college and university satellite campuses
Anqi Shen CUP Ontario Bureau Chief HAMILTON (CUP) — A bill tabled just before the start of 2014 outlines potential protections for co-op students and unpaid interns in Ontario.
Jeremy Hannaford The Cascade ABBOTSFORD (CUP) — From the first frame, something has felt different about the Middle Earth of the Hobbit series.
The first Chefs of Winterlicious challenge was held on Dec. 11 at Mildred’s Temple Kitchen. Two pairs of Toronto’s top Chefs were challenged to cook with a secret ingredient and judged by Chef John Higgins, the Director of George Brown’s Chef School. and Caroline Hubberstey, Head of External Affairs & Interac.
