Founded in 1928, Earl Haig Secondary School has been the site of countless students’ coming of age. As North York’s premier school, Haig has offered curriculum and supplementary opportunities to artists, athletes, and academics alike. In 1932, the annual publication of the Delphian Yearbook commenced. With the 1982 founding of the Claude Watson Secondary Arts Program,  the school evolved into a hub for student art. In 1996, the Earl Haig building was deconstructed; the only r

The grass is always greener when surrounded by a white picket fence. Current audiences are hooked on media depicting the everyday lives of individuals, except with the quaint backdrops of small towns.

By Isabella Di Cola Wondering if spring will shower you with luck or just pollen? Read your horoscope below to find out!...

2024 was a dynamic year for Toronto, marked by significant developments in public services, safety, taxes, cultural events and sports that shaped the city’s future. This year, Toronto residents saw a 9.5% increase in property taxes, slightly lower than the proposed 10.5%. Plans to cut $12 million from the Toronto Police Service and eliminate snow-clearing services were rejected, ensuring essential city operations were uninterrupted.

Music and Dance Revue was a spectacular evening of artistry, where students showcased their hard work and creativity through inspiring collaborative performances. This annual event brought together music and dance, leaving the audience in awe of the students’ talents. 

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By Emilia Vieira Newly in theaters, Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu is a chilling remake of a horror classic. This unique holiday film,...

The world seemed captivated by the assassination of a wealthy CEO, whose name was largely unfamiliar prior to the incident.  The murder of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, was believed to be acceptable by 41% of American young adults [1].  But why? And what does this have to do with Canada?

After a two-year hiatus, the Earl Haig Hockey Team has made an extraordinary comeback, re-establishing itself as one of the TDSB’s top varsity hockey teams. Following their impressive run to the City Finals Championship Game last year—their first appearance in nearly three decades—the team is determined to build off their success this season.