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Hey Innis! I know last year was a blast, but just like Canada’s weather, things change, not to mention quickly! So to start the year
Welcome, dear customer. Thank you for buying MindScape. At the forefront of alternate reality and immersion technology, we are confident that MindScape will allow you
Their flaky crust and creamy egg custard make egg tarts the perfect treat! Fresh tarts, warm outof the oven, are the best. However, they can
In ongoing developments and continued requests for aid during the COVID-19pandemic, there is also a strong demand for affection and care. Many Canadians feelmore alone
I remember the first time I heard about podcasts; I was under the perception that podcasts were just about people complaining about life or sharing
I view genderAs a beautiful animalThat people often take for a walk on a leashAnd might enter in some odd contestTo try to win strange
In order to be ahead of the curve, it’s important to be aware of trends, and in the last few years, the trend of productivity
Disclaimer: This article was written before The Grammys took place. As the biggest Swiftie on Earth, I’ve been in a love-hate relationship with the GrammyAwards
I started reading Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman with absolutely zero context. I’d read Good Omens and American Gods, so I was familiar with Gaiman’s whimsical
Stuffed animals — everyone has at least one in their life, and there’s almost always some unique story behind them. Here’s a catalogue of some
Ever since our not-so-recent transition to online school, it has often been quite difficult to look on the bright side. Most of us are holed
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
Lessons Learned, Regrets, and Highlights After four bittersweet years, my time at the University of Toronto is finally coming to an end. During the rigorous
With midterms in the rearview, finals in sight, and increasingly sunny days, summer is so close you can practically taste it! But as the pandemic
You don’t have to find the end of the rainbow to reach tasty pots of gold! These St. Patrick’s Day cupcakes are delicious and made
As a second-year student, you would think that I would have a bunch of favourite university memories. However, that isn’t the case, as I was
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
February is fast approaching, and with it, Valentine’s Day. The season of candy hearts, outrageous flower bouquets, and cheesy pop songs about romance will soon
Seeking the quiet that persistence has, I might dig in forests rather than seas Had I the choice between existence as A blade of seagrass
