NEWS
City of Toronto issues injunction over tiny shelters
Sophie Sondhelm
March 17, 2021
Homelessness is a systemic issue in Toronto, yet the city seems focused on upholding a facade of authority in lieu of saving lives. While the city has a shelter system of 7,000 beds, over 10,000 individuals are experiencing homeless each night; Toronto lacks adequate capacity to securely house its population. ...
Your questions about Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout plan, answered
Valeria Khudiakova
March 17, 2021
Exploring the likelihood of vaccinations before in-person classes
New border measures affecting international air-travel
Morgan Murray
February 16, 2021
During a COVID-19 briefing held on January 29, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the Canadian government’s new safety measures, affecting international air travel. When these rules were announced, travelers were given five days to prepare for them to take place, beginning on February 3, 2021. This would limit planes to ...
Aphrodite’s algorithm: students reflect on matchmaking with AI
Sarah Abernethy
February 16, 2021
The good, the bad, and the occasionally awkward
VUSAC raises funds to establish new BIPOC student award
Adam Lam
February 16, 2021
Award aims to lower financial barriers for BIPOC students, fundraiser ongoing through Reading Week
Unpacking the privilege in anti-mask arrests
Chloe Bantle
February 2, 2021
Comparing recent police response to lockdown protests vs Black Lives Matter protests
A look into the cops off campus movement
Morgan Murray
February 2, 2021
Content warning: Mentions of police brutality. In recent months, many post-secondary institutions have been reevaluating the use of campus-police. The demand from students, on-campus unions, and student groups at the University of Toronto for the removal of campus police has been an ongoing concern for years now. On December 16, ...
Rights of food couriers during the pandemic
Ellen Grace
February 2, 2021
How the success of Foodsters United can lead to mass unionization of gig-workers, and what you can do to help
How to get involved with Black History Month events as a Victoria College student
Adam Lam
February 2, 2021
Opportunities include BLVCK events, a UofT symposium, and literature exploration
How exposed to COVID-19 were in-person students this fall?
Adam Lam
January 19, 2021
New study of blood samples from UofT student volunteers aims to find out