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A protester holds a sign listing the names of the detained Freedom Flotilla Coalition members.

Pro-Palestine demonstrators occupy Toronto intersection calling for Indigenous activist’s release

October 10, 2025

Mskwaasin Agnew has since been released after being detained by Israel as a member of the Freedom Flotilla Coalition

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UPDATE: FCC announces the release of Mskwaasin Agnew from the Israeli military

October 8, 2025

The Freedom Flotilla Commission said all boats delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza have been boarded by Israeli forces.

A girl looking into the distance, surrounded by graphic illustrations of a camera, tax form, hourglass and stack of cash.

Business & Technology

The Eye’s guide to being a freelancing creative

October 8, 2024

Experienced student freelancers and experts give their ‘two cents’ on making two cents

Amar Wala’s ‘Shook’ fails to shake up the coming of age genre

September 25, 2024

A Scarborough story that leaves you wanting more because there’s not enough as is

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Inside Canada’s trans healthcare maze

September 24, 2024

With their wellness in the hands of an incompatible medical system, trans students have to be their own experts

A photo illustration of various buildings on the Toronto Metropolitan University campus

Editorial Frosh

Every season is an opportunity for change

August 20, 2024

We've gotten this far without burning down...why stop now?

Protesters removed from democracy forum hosting Stephen Lecce

January 24, 2024

The Dais held a Q&A with Stephen Lecce this week

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Re-discovering reading: How an unfamiliar pandemic led students back to a familiar hobby

With more time during the pandemic, students rediscovered their love for reading

High enrolment for new Canadians

October 21, 2009

According to a 2008 study conducted by two professors from the University of Lethbridge, new Canadians or those whose parents immigrated have a higher rate of university attendance than their non-immigrant counterparts.