Halloween has staggered from ancient Celtic traditions to become pop culture’s favorite monster, where it’s totally normal to spend way too much on costumes and eat candy like it’s your job. From horror movie sequels no one asked for to viral “sexy avocado” costumes, this holiday refuses to stay dead—much like Michael Myers.
Should homosexuality be envied? This article reflects concerns from parents about societal influences on their children, particularly regarding homosexuality in schools. Prof. Dr. Osman Ozsoy shares observations from a public debate during a tram ride in Amsterdam, offering a glimpse into different perspectives.
Osman OZSOY shares a profound perspective on gratitude and self-acceptance, emphasizing the importance of valuing what we have and recognizing our unique strengths. Through personal anecdotes, he illustrates how individual struggles can turn into strengths, reminding us that life's value lies in how we perceive and utilize our circumstances.
Some colleagues and I find exams to be stressful experiences for college students who usually cram for them. Given viable options to traditional midterm and final exams, we want to try other learning components for the same marks. We’ve shared with each other reasons for choosing learning over testing. Over time, we’ve also seen administration’s interest in making exams optional.
Many people have kept a diary at some point in their lives. It is a common behavior, especially in childhood and adolescence, partly due to the influence of emulation. This habit gradually decreases with advancing age.
When it comes to immigration, Canada consistently holds leading positions in the list of countries with the most pleasant and understandable conditions for newcomers.
Navigate the bustling chaos of city subways and stumble upon a heartfelt letter that reshapes one commuter's entire Friday. Dive into a tale where unexpected connections remind us of the profound bonds that can form amidst life's hustle.
Canadian society is renowned for its kindness and willingness to help one another. Tens of thousands of Ukrainians, forced to come to Canada in search of a peaceful and secure haven from the horrors of war, have experienced this help firsthand.
For almost 75 years, JVS Toronto has had a single mission – to help job seekers find meaningful employment.
Angie Cheng is a parent, worker, and university student. Earlier this year, she told Learning Curves (Spring Issue 2021) how her family of five had lived through a year of COVID. Last week, I asked her to tell me more about her life since coming to Canada twenty years ago.
Since its inception nearly two years ago, Epilepsy Toronto’s unique Bridge the Gap ambassador program has reached thousands of participants while promoting epilepsy awareness and helping ambassadors develop skills deemed essential for workplace success.
Summer is a great time to take a course! Although the selection is more limited than in the fall, winter and spring terms, most educational providers offer courses during the summer months.
There are a variety of programs, services and events which are accessible to anyone with an interest in Japan and its culture.
Recent news stories reporting that Toronto public schools are “under-utilized” paint a wildly inaccurate picture
A listing of schools by community in Toronto and the GTA
A listing of learning institutions from School boards, Colleges and Universities throughout the GTA.