The Lower Manhattan skyline, as seen from Brooklyn Bridge Park. Credit: Kyle Newcombe This past April I was fortunate enough to have my last exam
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A comprehensive look at how Canadian and American student-athletes have adapted to and been affected by COVID-19 regulations in their sports. The COVID-19 pandemic has
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Introducing Toronto’s very own solution to the current lockdown that is destroying local businesses across South-western Ontario: Fittedfast – a platform allowing locals to shop apparel businesses
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In December 2020, WarnerMedia — the entertainment conglomerate that owns Warner Bros. and HBO — announced they would be releasing their entire 2021 movie slate on their
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Spread some love this Valentine’s Day by baking these tasty and customizable sugar cookies! Show that special someone just how much you care this love-filled season. Preparation
Within weeks of its release, the episodic program Bridgerton, a fictional historical drama depicting Regency-era England, became Netflix’s latest spectacle to dominate the cultural stage. The effects
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