Man arrested for string of sexual assaults in the Queen and Dovercourt area was a GBC student. By Mick Sweetman Dialog Staff On Saturday, April 27 at 1 p.m. several woman were sexually assaulted in the Queen Street West and Dovercourt Road area. Fifteen minutes later, police arrested Lameck Williams, 26, of Toronto and charged him with five counts of sexual assault…
Click on the images in the interactive slideshow to be taken to our top stories of 2012 – 2013 in News, Arts, Business and Technology. [slideshow gallery_id=”3″] Related: Huskies year in review shows lots of heart
Spring Awakening is a frank portrait of teenage sexuality, a moral journey from youth to adulthood and its cataclysmic consequences in a society where both sexually and information are repressed. By Alena Khabibullina Special to The Dialog A new production of George Brown Theatre Spring Awakening is a universal story. Created as far back as 1890…
The Fifth Annual Four Sacred Colours Pow Wow took place on April 6 at Waterfront campus. Put on by the Sahkitcheway Aboriginal Student Association, the Pow Wow was packed with dancers, drummers, Elders and many children. By Karen Nickel Dialog Reporter “I was here at 10 a.m setting up tables and preparing for the event….
In the spirit of figuring out the amazing, so those moves can be perfected, we encourage every one of y’all to get to know and explore your bodies so you can find out what you find pleasurable! By Alisha Riley, Courtney Niven & Mary-Grace Falvo Dialog Sex columnists Each of our bodies is unique and will…
The match referees did not use their whistle to address a foul instead they used their hands and flags. The players used gestures to show their frustration or joy. By Preeteesh Peetabh Singh The match referees did not use their whistle to address a foul instead they used their hands and flags. The players used…
Student unions and the campus press are two things that go together like a spark to gasoline. When it’s done right you can take the energy and use it to propel the best interests of students as far as possible. When it’s done wrong it can lead to everybody getting badly burned. By Mick Sweetman…
As we come up to the last edition of the season I remember the first few when my story pitches did not make sense. By Preeteesh Peetabh Singh As we come up to the last edition of the season I remember the first few when my story pitches did not make…
This year writing for The Dialog, I have covered stories that have affected me deeply and will remain with me for a long time. By Karen Nickel This year writing for The Dialog, I have covered stories that have affected me deeply and will remain with me for a long time. These were about accessibility and…
Coffee just got a lot friendlier at St. James campus. A new, Fair Trade certified organic coffee spot that supports and mentors people with varying developmental challenges opened in front of the Kings Lounge. By Karen Nickel Dialog Reporter Coffee just got a lot friendlier at St. James campus. A new, Fair Trade certified organic coffee…
The season saw some groundbreaking results in cross-country and basketball while women’s volleyball and men’s outdoor soccer flunked. Let’s look back on the year for the Huskies. By Preeteesh Peetabh Singh Dialog Reporter [slideshow gallery_id=”2″] Men’s Basketball: The Huskies made it to the quarterfinals of the OCAA championship. They finished their OCAA season on their…
It was a night to remember. The sports stars dropped their Huskies’ jersey and suited up for the George Brown College’s 44th Annual Athletic Awards By Preeteesh Peetabh Singh Dialog Reporter It was a night to remember. The sports stars dropped their Huskies’ jersey and suited up for the George Brown College’s 44th Annual Athletic…
