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An Argument Against Valentine’s Day

It’s believed that Valentine’s Day was instituted by Pope Gelasius as a day of remembrance for Saint Valentine, a priest who helped Christian couples marry in secret to spare men from the military draft. Hearts, the symbol of Valentine’s Day, possibly originated from Saint Valentine allegedly cutting out paper hearts for married couples to remind them of their vows and God’s love. Although Saint Valentine was imprisoned and killed for his actions by the Roman Emperor Claudius

Brayden Marchak

Spring Horoscopes

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

Isabella Di Cola

Student Savings Simplified

By Sienna Wiitasalo Student discounts are all around us, but many are unaware of available savings opportunities. Inflation rates...

Sienna Wiitasalo

Holiday Fair in the Square: A Winter Wonderland in the Heart of Toronto

Mel Lastman Square is set to transform into a magical winter wonderland with the return of Holiday Fair in the Square, one of Toronto’s most beloved seasonal events. Running from December 1st to 23rd, the square will be filled with holiday lights, festive music, and a variety of attractions for all ages. This popular event brings thousands of people together to share the magic and traditions of the winter season.

Ella Leven-Rivlin

Language Isn’t Dying—Your Critical Thinking Skills Have Just ‘Fallen Off’

Change is often regarded as the death of a primary notion and the birth of a newer one. But must change always result in an end? As cultures grow, people fear the change new technology and contemporary art bring. As an integral aspect of culture, language’s evolution is thought by some to be proportionate with the supposed deterioration of culture. However, this argument is flawed on one small front: language isn’t dying, and it never will.

Tessa Norenius