How selfishness prolongs the pandemic External November 29, 2020 Stock photo Simone Bellengier Iva-Mari Miskulin Kiana Sharifi Abigail Shin Since the pandemic started, there has been one recurring question: when will this pandemic end? And yet, despite this longing for an end, we continue to elongate it. There is only one way to end […]
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Quadmestered vs Non-Semestered: Which One’s Better? Internal November 13, 2020 Ryan Vuscan Contributor This unforeseen global pandemic looming over us has changed many things, such as the way we travel, the way we socialize, and most recently, the way we learn. Following a delayed school opening, students at North Toronto C.I. were met with a
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Shane Dawson: The King of Youtube Dethroned (for now) (TW: RACISM, BEASTIALITY, PEDOPHILIA) Arts and Culture November 13, 2020 Photo taken from Shane Dawson’s Twitter Blaize Exeter Editor On June 26th, 2020, Shane Lee Yaw, professionally known as Shane Dawson posted what most think will be his last Youtube video. In his video, he addressed
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Shades of red & grey: The hidden toll of racism at North Toronto Internal, Features June 25, 2020 Sara Chiarotto O’Brien Emily Sakaguchi Editors in Chief If you ask North Toronto students about their earliest experiences with racism, they won’t tell you about the time they were seven and someone hurled a slur at them
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What we learned from the student council election Internal June 17, 2020 Photo coutersy of Unsplash Nathalie Adriana Funes Serna Editor This year, North Toronto had a different student council campaign than the ones held in previous years. Not being at school didn’t stop the NT Student Council Election Team to run a successful and
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Quarantunes: In music we find sanity Arts and Culture May 21, 2020 Photo by Iva-Mari Miskulin Iva-Mari Miskulin Contributor We are all struggling during this time of quarantine and limited social interaction. We are trying to remain occupied with new hobbies, a bit of school work and an abundance of baking. However, one aspect of
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Student athletes missing teammates, mental health supports amid COVID-19 shutdown Internal, Sports May 19, 2020 Photo by Owen Doane Jenny Teksen Contributor Many students have been waiting all year for spring to arrive to play the sports they love. For senior students this would have been their last year to play on a highschool team.
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A new normal: How three NT students are coping with the COVID-19 pandemic Features, Internal April 25, 2020 Joshua Chong Editor “It’s kind of lonely,” says Grade 10 student Holly Gomes. Tucked in a corner of her room and wearing a thick hoodie, she flashes a faint grin in an effort to lighten the mood
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Blockchain in Today’s World Business and Technology April 22, 2020 Hao Zheng Editor Imagine you are in a shopping mall and getting ready to pay, only to realize that your card doesn’t work at the till. This might be because your bank suddenly has a computer meltdown, which means that all of its customers, including
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How COVID-19 has been infecting the global economy Business and Technology April 21, 2020 Photo by Emily Sakaguchi Kiana Sharifi Layout Designer Danielle Xin Contributor The ongoing spread of COVID-19 has become the biggest threat to the global economy and financial markets today. From an economic perspective, the key issue is not just the number
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