Strike on International Women’s Day met with criticism By: Savanah Tillberg, Staff Writer In addition to being International Women’s Day, March 8th 2017 was also dubbed as “A Day Without a Woman.” Women across the globe were encouraged to “take the day off, from paid Read More …
By: Greg McGrath-Goudie, Orillia Bureau Chief It is fairly common knowledge that media companies are floundering in the 21st century. The rise of social media has left traditional business models—such as those of newspapers—struggling to stay afloat as the news becomes readily and inexpensively available Read More …
Coffee giant sets plans to hire refugees in the wake of President Trump’s executive order By BRADY COYLE Staff Writer Even before Judge James L. Robart blocked Donald Trump’s executive order from being enforced, there was a peaceful protest from an unlikely source. In the Read More …
Executive order shuts door on refugees from seven predominantly Muslim countries By Brady coyle Staff Writer After his inauguration, President Donald Trump wasted little time to surround himself in controversy once more. On January 27, President Trump signed an executive order titled Protecting the Nation Read More …
The Dragon’s Den star and his sudden interest in the Canadian political climate By Brady Coyle, Staff Writer When it comes to North America, the United States tends to set the trends and Canada will follow suit about five to ten years down the road. Read More …