International centre can’t provide immigration help
Changes to citizenship laws have restricted what the centre can do for students
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Hundreds of websites hacked by ISIS supporters
University of New Brunswick Student Union website back online after being one of hundreds hacked with the message ‘I love you ISIS’
Food bank visits connected to high rents in Toronto
Chronically high costs of urban living are normalizing the need for food banks
Mayoral hopefuls on jobs, transit, and housing
What the mayoral candidates’ platforms say on jobs, transit and housing
What students learned under the Yellow Umbrella
Students share their thoughts on the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong
GBC board of governors discuss SMA plan
GBC’s board of governors met for the first time this school year
Pan Am Games seeks students for youth summit
Toronto is preparing for the Pan Am Games with the Toronto 2015 Building Legacies Youth Summit
Chaotic mayoral debate at George Brown College
GBC’s Waterfront campus hosted a rowdy mayoral debate where all three leading candidates answered students’ questions
Regent Park shooting victim identified as Yusuf Ali, 18
18-year-old Yusuf Ali identified as victim of Monday’s fatal shooting near Shuter and Parliament streets
Sexual assault in Ramsden Park
Police issue sexual assault alert after attack in Ramsden Park late last night
Umbrella Revolution: Hong Kong students fight for democracy
Tear gas, pepper spray and gangsters’ attacks have not stopped Hong Kong students fighting for real democracy
Canada to send fighter jets to bomb Islamic State
OTTAWA—Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s government is asking Parliament to back a combat mission that will participate in air strikes against the Islamic State (IS), or ISIL, and its allies for up to six months but will not include Canadian troops in ground operations.