A LOOK AT THE MANY WAYS COVID-19 HAS AFFECTED CANADIAN PUBLISHERS AND AUTHORS. By Sara Mathov-Olszewicki Many people who are reading as a hobby during the pandemic may not realize
A LOOK AT THE MANY WAYS COVID-19 HAS AFFECTED CANADIAN PUBLISHERS AND AUTHORS. By Sara Mathov-Olszewicki Many people who are reading as a hobby during the pandemic may not realize
A LOOK AT HOW NIAGARA FALLS HAS SURVIVED THE PANDEMIC. By Katelyn Thomson Canada’s top tourist destination, Niagara Falls, lost more than 50 per cent of its usual revenue this
REMOTE LEARNING POSES CHALLENGES FOR STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES. By Ahmad Fareed Khan A second wave of COVID-19 means being in school is anything but ordinary for children, parents and
ATHLETES AND ATHLETIC STAFF REFLECT ON COVID-19. By Brendan McWilliam With the OCAA’s recent announcement of college sports being cancelled for the winter semester in 2021, many student-athletes across the
STUDENTS ARE UNSURE HOW TO APPLY SINGLE-FAMILY COVID-19 RULES FOR THEIR MULTI-ROOMMATE HOUSES. By Natasha O’Neill Tori Bennet, a fourth-year Animation student at Sheridan College, was flabbergasted to find out
LOWER-INCOME STUDENTS ARE DISPROPORTIONATELY AFFECTED WHEN IT COMES TO ONLINE AND REMOTE LEARNING. By Samantha McGregor DMJ Zone · COVID-19’s effect on low-income students’ remote learning
Wen-Do teaches Laurier Brantford women physical and mental strength
By Matthew Mills Jan. 26 marked Family Literacy Day, and dozens of youngsters and their parents crowded into the auditorium of the Brant Sports Complex in Paris, Ont., for a
Laurier Brantford students showcase art during Lunar New Year celebrations
A place where people come together The Brantford Public Library celebrates 135 years in 2019