By Abigail Marshall
On October 7th, 2020, Colin Renaud, a 15-year old boy who attends Villa Maria College in Montreal, wore a skirt to school in protest of sexist dress codes, toxic masculinity, and the rule requiring skirts to be a maximum of 10 centimetres above the knee.
Continue reading “Quebec Dress Code Protests”
Angel answers the question…
“How do I stay motivated when everything I’ve been looking forward to has been cancelled? – School took everything that was fun and threw it away” Continue reading Ask Angel – Motivation and Cancellation
As the temperature slowly decreases, and sunny days are making less and less of an appearance, people are being forced to ditch the shorts and dresses and bring out their fall looks. As a result, I took a deep dive into various social media platforms and designer webpages to find the hottest trends for the 2020 chilly season and deliver them to you.
Continue reading “Autumn Fashion Trends 2020”
by Shelley Debartolo Continue reading Grow To Leave
By Christina Dinh
The performers on stage: beautiful, elegant and powerful. The audience: so loud with cheer and applause you could barely hear the music, let alone the MCs. This is the image that I remember the black history assembly by.
Continue reading “We Are More: Black History Assembly 2020”
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A compilation of resources for teachers, parents, students and anyone interested in learning how to unlearn racism and colonialism, and take action for justice.
Continue reading AntiRacism Site
By Christina Dinh
I’m in a slump, an extremely long slump. I find myself longing for a past version of myself that had the motivation and inspiration to regularly write. It’s like I have a creative block I can’t get over. I’ve rewritten this article 3 times and I’m ready to give up. Resign to a life of nothingness, void of creativity. Yet, here I am, still trying to write this stupid article. Continue reading “An Extremely Long Slump”
By Jasmine Miljure
On January 17th, 2020, the movie Dolittle came out in theatres. This film was Robert Downey Jr’s first non-Iron Man role in five years. Continue reading “RDJ – The ‘D’ Is For Dolittle”
By Lia Marchione
In light of Supernatural’s soon-to-be-ending two month hiatus from season 15, it seems ample time to talk about the episodes that have been released. 11 out of the 20 painfully beautiful (emphasis on the painful) episodes have been handed out to the greedy fingers of fans, and each and every single one of them have been dutifully ripped apart by the millions of people who still watch the show. Continue reading “Supernatural Season 15; Ten Seasons Too Many”
By Ashley Czumak
During November of this school year, the Saints Chamber Strings, a strings performance ensemble, was established by Ashley Czumak and Zora Zheng. The ensemble consists of eight students in grades 10-12, playing the violin, viola, and cello. The Richview ensemble performs at various events to fundraise. All donations collected go to MusiCounts, a foundation which provides musical instruments for schools in need. Continue reading “Saints Chamber Strings”
