Students received clothing, accessory and skincare donations from Canada Unites.

Construction is meant to improve our city, but the disruption it causes is at the expense of drivers.

The two-person mayoral race took centre stage at UTSC, with incumbent Olivia Chow standing on her record and challenger Brad Bradford promising better transit, more police, and freezing property taxes.

I was diagnosed with autism and ADHD as an adult, and while there were signs of my neurodivergence as I was growing up, the poor understanding of both conditions at the time in my home country made it impossible to be diagnosed.

Polling shows Parrish and Crombie are neck and neck as Oct. 26 election day nears

For artist Nile X, the all-night Nuit Blanche, a celebration of contemporary art, is more than a chance to display his work.

This year, the fifth anniversary of Nuit Blanche at the polytechnic celebrates the work of alumni and current students.

For artist Nile, the all-night celebration of contemporary art is more than a chance to display his work.

Hawks' energy and motivation were the key motivators leading the women to victory over the Saints.

This year, the 5th anniversary of Nuit Blanche at the polytechnic celebrates the work of alumni and current students.

Former federal cabinet minister was polling third among top candidates, incumbent Olivia Chow and Ward 19 councillor Brad Bradford.

Students enjoy music, snacks, and the chance to paint rocks between classes at North campus.

Fashion Management student said hands-on projects have helped her find her direction.

The percentage of Canadian post-secondary students who reported drinking alcohol has dropped more than 10 per cent in five years.

Head of security alerts students about people offering too-good-to-be-true deals on devices like TVs.

Pink floods Toronto streets as the annual fundraiser unites in a community effort to raise funds to fight the disease.

Thousands of fans sang along to Phoebe Bridgers waving lighters instead of phone during slow songs.

A first-year student shares her experiences navigating campus, building friendships, and finding her place in a new environment.

The showcase, celebrating its 20th anniversary, features 10 art installations at Humber's Lakeshore campus.

College educators say peeling away the layers of misinformation about Indigenous history and culture is essential to increasing awareness and knowledge.

College educators say peeling away the layers of misinformation about Indigenous history and culture is essential to increasing awareness and knowledge.

College educators say peeling away the layers of misinformation about Indigenous history and culture is essential to increasing awareness and knowledge.

Humber Polytechnic North Campus' ECE program led day-long events, including handing out stickers and ribbons, and writing words of affirmation on paper orange t-shirts.

Hundreds of cyclists gathered near High Park Friday evening as Critical Mass returned to Toronto amid the fight over the province’s planned bike-lane removals.

The first issue of our award-winning newspaper for this school year: Volume 72, Number 1, September 25, 2026

The 1,971 enrolment spots spread across health care, STEM and trades programs

Humber Polytechnic North campus tested its campus-wide alert system for an active attacker drill on Thursday.

Defensive lapses from a younger Hawks roster were the difference as the U of T Varsity Blues cruised to an 85-58 win.

The Humber Hawks women’s soccer team overwhelmed Conestoga beating the Condors 7-1.

Sydney Sweeney’s partnership with sports betting platform Novig sparked criticism about its effects on women in sports and young girls.

Michael Bartlett joined government and Humber officials to officially unveil The Hub.

More voters have become eligible to vote for the first time, offering an opportunity to build greater awareness and understanding of the voting process in Etobicoke.

For Naranjo, education has never followed a straight line.

Mental mistakes the toughest hurdles faced by the Hawks in a rain-delayed game that saw the Falcons take an 11-4 win.

Memories of Optimus Prime and the actor Peter Cullen are highly emotion for movie fans.

Humber professors explain how a well-known company's attempt to capitalize on what it thought was an entertaining riff on a popular movie backfired.

Essa Township considers whether community murals could channel vandalism into more artistic creations.

The guided walk is the first of many events during the school year

The U.S. president doesn’t care that Canada’s Indigenous language and history will be suppressed. He cares only about one identity: America's own.

Toronto’s Board Meeting runs on shared streets, familiar faces and the people who keep it going.

The new facility slated for the North's campus provides a home for the country's national basketball program and will serve as a community hub.

Members of the Humber Polytechnic community took time out of their day for a walk and run in the Arboretum to promote fitness and support youth mental health.

Ashley Hughson and her son, Tyler, talk about the arts as Etobicoke Musical Production hosts Love is an Open Door

Your favourite TikTok influencers are injecting peptides and telling you to do the same. Here is what they are not telling you.

Looksmaxxing tells young men their bone structure is the reason their life isn’t working.

Since legalization in 2018, cannabis has slowly been woven into Canadian life, at the price of some Canadians' health.

Bill 97, passed in a late-night session, shields the premier and cabinet from freedom-of-information requests and cancels cases already in court. Ontario’s privacy watchdog said it was wrong.

Prof. organizes interdisciplinary class to give students hands-on experience with the carbon cycle.

Film and Television Production professionals are not worried about the industry and are more motivated than ever.

The league will officially kick off its regular season on April 24 with a highly anticipated matchup between AFC Toronto and Vancouver Rise FC.