Welcome to Graffiti

Graffiti is North Toronto C.I.’s award-winning, student-led newspaper. Graffiti aims to amplify and represent the voice of the student body at North Toronto C.I. by creating a unified communications platform that allows students to develop their skills in language, design, art, teamwork, and leadership. With every publication, Graffiti strives to maintain the highest integrity and to provide readers with honest and relevant quality journalism.

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We caught up with NT’s favourite ref, JV, to hea

We caught up with NT’s favourite ref, JV, to hear all about his NT memories and student life at TMU

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Interview by: Leila Schrenk, Section Editor

@nt.semi.2022 is this Friday and our reporters wan

@nt.semi.2022 is this Friday and our reporters want to know… are you going? 🤔

Tune in to this edition of Word on the Street for NT’s thoughts on semi 🎤

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Interviews by: Sarah Flemington, Contributor, and Leila Schrenk, Section Editor

It’s TUESDAY NT! Nobody loves Tuesdays more than

It’s TUESDAY NT! Nobody loves Tuesdays more than our very own Mr. Hobson. Hear what he thinks turtlenecks say about your intelligence, style, and more.

Stay tuned for more WORD ON THE STREET interviews (and future Turtleneck Tuesdays)!

🚨ISSUE ONE IS OUT NOV 29 🗞

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Interview by: Leila Schrenk, Section Editor

Thanks to everyone who came out to CLUB FAIR today

Thanks to everyone who came out to CLUB FAIR today!

For those still wanting to become a…

✍️ Writer
👨‍🎨 Artist/Illustrator
📸 Photographer

…join our Google Classroom (code: fx7wlpe)! Our first writers meeting will be tomorrow at lunch in rooms 221 and 222. Come to meet your section editors and sign up for an article 🗞👏

Today, NT took part in the annual Terry Fox Run in

Today, NT took part in the annual Terry Fox Run in support of cancer research.

After being diagnosed with cancer, Terry Fox realized the harsh realities faced by children living with cancer. He then decided to begin the “Marathon of Hope” to raise funds for cancer research. Although Terry set out to run from Canada’s east to west coast, he was forced to stop his run after 5,373km after his cancer returned, his legacy and inspiration to Canadians lives on. Since 1980, Terry’s initial goal of raising a dollar for each Canadian has been far surpassed. To this date, the Terry Fox Foundation has raised over $850 million for cancer research, changing countless lives.

A huge thanks to @ntnorsemen for organizing the event, and to all students and staff who came out to support!

Who did you run for NT?

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📸 via Charlie Carter

Today NT celebrated the beginning of the school ye

Today NT celebrated the beginning of the school year with the Lawn Party!

To kick off the festivities, @ntcistudentcouncil hosted an energetic assembly highlighting key events coming up this school year including clubs, Charity Week, and Red and Grey Day.

The lawn party was filled with games, activities, musical performances and more. Best of all, sno-cones, popcorn and cotton candy were shared outside by student-led booths

NT WE ARE BACK! Become part of one of NT’s longe

NT WE ARE BACK! Become part of one of NT’s longest standing traditions by applying to the 2022/23 Editorial Board! Check out our bio and the Guidance Google Classroom to apply 📰🙌

As our time as Editor-in-Chiefs comes to an end, w

As our time as Editor-in-Chiefs comes to an end, we have reflected on the important role Graffiti and journalism have played in our high school careers. We are both incredibly proud of the work our school paper has done throughout this year and the contributions the NT community has made to continue the excellence of the paper. We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity we have had to lead and hopefully inspire more young journalists to find their place in the world.
We would like to thank the NT student body, staff advisors, administrators and alumni foundation for their continued support of Graffiti as a long-standing North Toronto institution. Your support of Graffiti not only helps inspire aspiring journalists, photographers and illustrators, but helps give a voice and opinion to a younger generation.
As high school journalism and newspapers have become harder to maintain, we hope that future NT students continue to bring their passion and fight for a platform to share their stories and views with others. If we have learned anything over the past 4 years being a part of Graffiti, the biggest lesson we take away is that we should always be curious about the world we live in. Your views always matter.
The biggest thank you to our amazing Editorial Board, contributors, illustrators and as photographers for their endless contributions to the paper. We could not have accomplished everything we did this year without you. We are forever thankful for all your hard work and dedication to the paper.

Your 2021-2022 EIC’s signing out,
Abigail Shin and Kiana Sharifi

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