Canada finds its heart in Come From Away
Arrow ending after eight seasons
Graffiti and tagging: Know the difference
Find the right way of exercising for yourself
Sports media that pushes society’s buttons
Niagara region set to host 2021 Canada Summer Games and Niagara College has a role to play
Laughter makes the world go around
Niagara College welcomed top executive and influencers in the Canadian sports industry
09 Jan 2019 
Posted by Victoria Nicolaou
By LINDSAY TARRINGTONStaff Writer The American Civil War and the Underground Railroad are important pieces of Canadian history that are often forgotten about. Thanks to Tod Ainslie, an artist from Burlington, people will be able to relive the experience and see what it would have looked like...
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09 Dec 2018 Posted by Victoria Nicolaou
By BRIENAH CASSAR Staff Writer Pokémon Let’s Go, Eevee and Pokémon Let’s Go, Pikachu are the fastest selling games since the release of the Nintendo Switch. “I think a lot of people were interested to see how it plays and feels on something other than handhelds,” says Jared Thomson, a fourth-year...
Read more → 08 Dec 2018 Posted by Victoria Nicolaou
By TONI WHITE Staff Writer Stan Lee, creator, publisher and editor of the well-known and well-loved Marvel Comics, and a real life superhero himself, died from respiratory and congestive heart failure on Nov. 12 at the age of 95. Lee died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. The news was delivered...
Read more → 06 Dec 2018 Posted by Victoria Nicolaou
By BRIENAH CASSAR Staff Writer Shaw Festival’s 2018 season is coming to an end but there’s much more to come in 2019. The Shaw Festival was founded in 1962 in Niagara-on-the-Lake by a playwright and lawyer named Brian Doherty, who was inspired by Irish playwright Bernard Shaw. The first season...
Read more → 04 Dec 2018 Posted by Victoria Nicolaou
BY RILEY RADOBENKO Columnist Apparently the chain cannot keep them together. Over their 50-year career, overcoming differences and conflicts for the greater good has defined Fleetwood Mac. But in April of 2018, that all changed when the band fired longtime guitar player and co-lead vocalist Lindsey...
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30 Nov 2018 Posted by Victoria Nicolaou
By RILEY RADOBENKO Staff Writer With the Christmas season getting underway, the annual Ontario Power Generation Festival of Lights has returned to Niagara Falls. The festival, which is currently operating in its 36th season, has become a holiday staple for locals and for tourists from around the world. “The...
Read more → 15 Nov 2018 Posted by Victoria Nicolaou
By SARAH HOOKEY Staff Writer Broadway has never shied away from controversy. Throughout the years, those in the community have witnessed world issues and channeled them into moving pieces of theatre that resonate with audiences both far and wide. In West Side Story, Leonard Bernstein and Stephen...
Read more → 15 Nov 2018 Posted by Victoria Nicolaou
By Lindsay Tarrington Staff Writer Loud music, hot flames and sweaty, yelling people. This is the atmosphere that attracted Claire Anderson to glass blowing back when she was a student at Sheridan College in Oakville and led her to a life she loves. The scene suits Anderson’s personality. She’s...
Read more → 15 Nov 2018 Posted by Victoria Nicolaou
By TONI WHITE Staff Writer Conor MacNeill isn’t just a Game Development professor at Niagara College, he is also an artist whose work is being displayed at the Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre in Niagara-on-the-Lake. MacNeill creates his pieces digitally and strives to capture everyday life. He is influenced...
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13 Nov 2018 Posted by Victoria Nicolaou
By Victoria Nicolaou Staff Writer Running shoes. A piano. Moulin Rouge. A dance-off. Enter the Dragon. Hip-hop. Not typical things you would see at a figure skating show. It was a blend of the past and the future. A glimpse into what figure skating has been, what it has become, and what it could...
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