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	Young artist celebrates early successes It takes a lot of work to become an artist. “People just think you’ll paint something and then sell it, but it’s so much more...read more...
	Tough training doesn’t faze prospective RCMP officer Bonnie Phillips has spent the better part of the last two years chasing her career dream. But Phillips’ dream is not your average career: she...read more...
	T.O. filmmakers take on ‘lo-fi’ travelling film festival Toronto-based filmmakers Jeffrey Nesker and Justin Kelly hope the blood, sweat and tears they poured into co-directing the travelling Bootleg Film...read more...
	Jewish studies major juggles artistic pursuits For most people, multitasking can be a real challenge, but for 24-year-old Mirra Kardonne, it’s all part of the fun. The part-time...read more...
	Lawyer advocates for Palestinian child suicide bombers It was the haunting image of a misguided 15-year-old Palestinian boy – a would-be suicide bomber with eight kilograms of explosives strapped...read more...
	Once Brad Cotton started writing, he couldn’t stop Brad Cotton, 34, said he is a writer “not by choice but by compulsion.” Cotton, whose debut novel, A Work in Progress, is available...read more...
	Website helps students get relevant work experience Ben Wise is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario’s Ivey School of Business who, like many other grads, had a difficult time...read more...
	Idan Raichel plays Toronto for a cause Some 1,500 cheering, raucous fans of Israeli world music can’t be wrong. That was the audience count at the Idan Raichel Project’s...read more...
	New software for kids with autism spectrum disorder Sara Winter has been an aide for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) at home and at school, including her own 11-year-old nephew, for over...read more...
	Filmmaker aims to make audience ‘sick and scared’ Zach Green may produce horror films, but that doesn’t mean he likes fear. In fact, he says he generally avoids watching frightening movies...read more...