The skilled trades, especially construction, are facing a labour shortage that’s only expected to get worse, here’s how Ontario is trying to get ahead of the problem. Transcript THERE ARE
In-person education during the pandemic
A LOOK AT WHAT IN-PERSON POST-SECONDARY CLASSES LOOK LIKE DURING COVID-19. By Sara Mathov-Olszewicki Alexis Angliss is doing something few other Canadian college and university students are doing this year
Student houses struggle with pandemic rules
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
Students connect during Laurier campus closures
HOW LAURIER’S CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ARE TAKING PLACE DURING COVID-19. By Jonnica Hill Fourth-year Criminology and Policing student Ashwiiny Arulharan never expected to become president of the Human Rights and Human
How the 2019 OSAP changes affected students
CHANGES TO THE STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM HAVE AFFECTED STUDENTS’ WELL-BEING AND THEIR ABILITY TO CONTINUE THEIR STUDIES. By Kiki Afolabi Meghan Grandy is the first person in her family to
The reality of living with student debt
STUDENT DEBT CAN HAVE A LONG-TERM EFFECT ON GRADUATES AND THEIR ABILITY TO LIVE A FULL LIFE. By Scott McGuire Drew Sims was a second-year law student at Queen’s University,
Co-ops and placements are crucial for student success
WHY ALL POST-SECONDARY STUDENTS SHOULD BE OFFERED ON-THE-JOB LEARNING. By Madelin Moses Like many children, Taylor McDonald dreamed of becoming a teacher at a young age. “One of the most
Students address mental health gaps on campus
AS SCHOOLS LOOK FOR A SOLUTION TO LONG WAIT TIMES FOR MENTAL HEALTH APPOINTMENTS, STUDENTS TAKE THE LEAD. By Jason Morgan “I think that I could say most of my
Ontario college grads find jobs the fastest
COLLEGE GRADS FIND JOBS SOONER BUT THEIR WAGES STAGNATE MORE QUICKLY THAN UNIVERSITY GRADS. By Sukhjit Lall At a time when the youth unemployment rate in Ontario is soaring, most
Student mental health a growing concern in Ontario universities
THE STIGMA MAY BE ENDING, BUT MENTAL HEALTH HAS A BIG IMPACT ON STUDENT SUCCESS. By Scott Maxwell Brady Cline likes to keep a consistent schedule. His day usually starts