Jency Abarca, a 33-year-old Torontonian, started her brand Vyb3 & Co. as a blog in 2018. It came into existence as an assignment for a course she was taking, and quickly became a place for her to share personal writing about hip-hop culture. Abarca’s vision for her blog was to create and present unique discussions…
This year’s Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) featured many films mixed with controversy, intrigue, and excitement. However, there was one which stood above the rest to get people talking. Women Talking, a film where a group of women discuss how to fight back against the men who have abused them for years, premiered at TIFF…
Memorials held in Toronto and around the world to remember the Queen. After 70 years on the throne, Queen Elizabeth II passed away peacefully on Sept. 8, at the age of 96. The royal family announced the longest reigning monarch in British history had passed at Balmoral Castle, just hours after it was reported…
Learn about the people and wildlife that live in this area, all while enjoying an evening of fun and understanding. Take a trip to the fathomless shores of James and Hudson Bay from the comfort of the Miles Nadal Community Centre. Unlocking the Secrets of the World’s Largest Inland Sea is an event brought…
Take part in tech and arts festival featuring speakers like Venus Williams, Andre De Grasse, and ‘Dragon’ Michele Romanow. The Elevate Festival 2022 is coming soon, running from Sept. 20 to 22. What started in 2017 as an inaugural technology conference has now grown to a reimagined festival featuring icons and innovators, while combining…
Enjoy a weekend down by the water as the Redpath Waterfront Festival returns to its roots. A popular gathering place, Toronto’s waterfront has been a place of walking, trading, and celebration for decades. On Sept. 17 and 18, the Redpath Waterfront Festival will return with its first in-person event in two years, and there…
Returning to campus after two years is a dream students and staff have strived towards since the pandemic started. Welcome back. Our campuses for too long, have been reminiscent of a ghost town. The usually bustling hallways empty, the once filled classrooms yearning for a lesson to be taught. As we stand on the…
Your back-to-school guide to saving money in Toronto. Being a student in a city can mean a lot of expenses. Saving even the smallest amount of money can mean an extra treat for yourself at the end of the week or add up to your tuition fund. The good news is you can use…
Vilivant shares her journey with music and what the future holds for her. Julia Gentile began her musical journey at the age of three, learning the piano. Upon graduating from the Royal Conservatory of Music in 2008 she thought she would continue to pursue classical music, but fate took her in a different direction….
Health, wellness, and lifestyle: Toronto International Film festival – TIFF Sept. 8 to 18 (Various Toronto venues) 11 days featuring International and Canadian cinema Tickets start at $19 SAGBC Paint Night | SA event Sept. 22 (Casa Loma Student Centre, 142 Kendal Ave.) 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Step-by-step art class led by a professional…
As the college re-opens after a long time away, varsity sports are returning with full force. Students can expect competitive tryouts, intense matches, and a lot of excitement in the air for this season. It is a great time to explore your interests if you want to join varsity sports. George Brown College (GBC) varsity…
Meet SNAP and all the SA service has to offer. The Student Nutrition Access Program (SNAP) has been thought of as just a food pantry for many years. However, the Student Association (SA) program has a wide range of services to offer. While working on eradicating food insecurity from the campus, SNAP has diversified…
