NDP candidate Linda McQuaig calls high tuition 'bullshit'
How many writers does it take to run for a Toronto Centre byelection seat? The answer is three, but which writer will get the voters’ ‘x’ on election day?
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Exemption and unopposed SA byelections result in acclamations
An emergency meeting left the Student Association’s (SA) board of directors in confusion when a grey area in the bylaws was discovered; can someone who is not currently a member of the SA sit on the board of directors if they are registered as a student for the next semester? A meeting was called for…
An Ideal Husband shows political scandals like Ford’s are timeless
An Ideal Husband, opening George Brown Theatre’s 2013/2014 season, exceeded my expectations. Brilliantly performed and directed theatre piece is running until Nov. 16 at Young Centre for the Performing Arts.
Pitching event at Waterfront showcases digital entrepreneurs
Gone are the days when a digital sports watch was a prized possession. Today, digital technology plays a humongous role in shaping our lives, it is everywhere.
GBC plans to focus on jobs, research, and programs in the future
The Ontario government is working towards its plan of creating a differentiation framework which might impact the future of all public post-secondary colleges and universities in the province.
Abuse of study drugs: a dangerous new post-secondary trend
Have you ever been stuck in front of the computer trying to finish a research paper? Have you received several bad grades on class tests? Well, many post-secondary students in Canada have felt the same way, and it seems that ‘study drugs’ are the new trend.
Condo community may bring affordable housing units to Waterfront
The Waterfront campus is getting new neighbours, but it‘s still uncertain as to when affordable housing will be available.
Volleyball and the tale of two countries
When she came to Canada from Portugal last year for a two-week family visit, she never thought that this will be the country she would like to settle in.
GBC students fashion stunning outfits out of packaging material
Fashion Week extended its love for haute couture to George Brown College (GBC) this year, allowing fashion design students the opportunity to design and showcase dresses for the DHL Fashion Challenge using the company’s own packaging materials.
What to watch at the CFS' AGM
The official AGM will include debates on unpaid internships, the Canadian Senate and campus campaigning
Huskies basketball teams looking strong
Celebrating a special night for Huskies basketball player Dwayne Harrison, who survived a cardiac arrest few months back, the men’s team showed its best and crushed the undefeated Georgian College, Grizzlies, 87-63 in their first home game this season on Nov. 01.
Parti Québécois adopts a tougher stance on The Charter Of Values
Kalina Laframboise CUP Quebec Bureau Chief MONTREAL (CUP) — The Parti Québécois officially tabled its controversial charter of values, aimed at separating church and state, in the National Assembly this week with stricter regulations for civil servants for religious accommodations. Minister responsible for Democratic Institutions and Active Citizenship Bernard Drainville presented Bill 60, now known…