Senior School students and staff gathered in Dixon Gym on Tuesday for the annual Truth and Reconciliation assembly in recognition of Orange Shirt Day. Eli Gosselin-Rattlesnake, an Anishinaabe Hoop Dancer from Valley River First Nations, and Pavel Desjarlais, a Plains Cree Powwow Dancer from Fort McKay,...

At Jak’s Liquor store on Dunbar, the shifting economic landscape is being felt by staff. In a recent interview, employee David noted that while overall “business is slowing” and the price of American liquor has been steadily rising due to federal liquor tax inflation and mounting tariffs, the financial...

Dunbar was once a bustling neighborhood brimming with spirit.  Now most shops are empty, barring two drug stores and three cafes. We interviewed residents to gain insight into what locals think of the neighbourhood’s ambiguous identity. “This community needs to wake up. The block feels...

The Canada-U.S. tariffs are being felt by workers at Stong’s in Dunbar, who notice changes in consumer behaviour and in where their products can be sold. After the United States introduced tariffs of up to 50 per cent on certain Canadian products on Aug. 22, 2026, Canada reciprocated with counter-tariffs...

As the school year begins, Staff Writer Leo Lin and I decided to venture into the London Drugs on Dunbar to conduct an interview about theft in the community. “Just like any store in a retail environment, it’s bound to happen,” said a London Drugs Employee. Worth noticing, theft on Dunbar has...