YouTubers hurt after sudden changes to money-making policies
Many content creators were informed that their YouTube channel will no longer be able to make money as of Feb. 20, 2018.
Arts & Entertainment
Horseshoe On The Rise
The walls of The Horseshoe Tavern, plastered with newspaper clippings, ticket stubs and photographs, reveal a history of the 70 years of tradition, food and great music.
When life gives you lemons
Toronto's new all female co-working space Make Lemonade encourages young empowered women to empower other women through entrepreneurship.
Adam Wylde: The Humber Kid Who Made It
Adam Wylde may be the Humber kid that made it, but don’t tell him that. The former Humber student was all too humble telling me, “I don’t feel like I’v…
Not Your Parent’s Beer
Domestic beer is old news. Craft beer is the way of the future, and the industry is booming in the GTA. ucked away in a small factory in southern Etob…
Have some fun with IGNITE while back at school
IGNITE Services will be hosting multiple events to help students have fun while back at school
Follow passion rather than profit: artist
Artist Marianne Morris exhibits her abstract paintings at the University of Guelph-Humber teaching students to follow their passions.
Mural invites Highway 27 users to walk on the wild side
Artist Kirsten McCrea painted the mural on Highway 27 to connect locals and students to the Humber Arboretum.
Humber grad lights up TIFF silver screen
Michelle McLeod, a 2013 graduate of Humber College, took over the big screen at the Toronto International Film Festival this year in the starring role in her first major motion picture.
Live-Judging Gives Photographers Unique Experience
The Etobicoke Camera Club continued to innovate Ontario photography-judging traditions by including live-judging for their contests.