The Humber Student Federation finished off the semester with an HSF Carnival and DJ Extravaganza, with carnival games, prizes and a live DJ. Tyler Hunt has the story.  

Syrian troops are holding their fire today after the deadline for a UN backed ceasefire passed, however both sides are reporting several violations.

A lengthy report released Wednesday entitled Toronto and Ottawa Supervised Consumption Assessment (TOSCA) recommends three new, supervised drug-injection facilities in Toronto, plus another two in  [ ... ]

The Humber Student Federation hoped to end the year on an environmentally friendly note with a Recycle Race planned for the Earth Week celebrations. However, the turnout wasn't exactly what the [ ... ]

According to numbers released by Statistics Canada Thursday, the Canadian economy added 83,200 jobs in March, surpassing economists' estimates after a slumbering winter.

Ontario Provincial Police released the traffic statistics for 2011, and despite positive results, the OPP is hoping to improve on those statistics for 2012.

Canada is the fifth happiest country, according to the United Nations’ World Happiness Report.

Fiat contributes to March sales increase for Chrysler Ford Canada has said they have reclaimed the top spot in Canadian auto sales for the month of Ma [ ... ]

Suicide rates are increasing for teen girls aged 10-19 but decreasing for boys of the same age, according to an article published Monday in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.

With Toronto Mayor Rob Ford’s transit plan defeated, HumberCollege will see a light rail transit station stop at the campus in the future.It is unknown when construction on the LRT will begin [ ... ]

Katimavik alumni and supporters are continuing to mourn the volunteer program after the federal government cut all of its funding.

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