Friday, March 6th is International Women’s Day. The Milton chapter of the Canadian Federation of University Women will once again be celebrating with the March on Main, beginning at Town Hall and ending at the Milton Mall. Similar to last year, the Social Justice SHSM students will be participating. They will be speaking at Town Hall, along with Milton’s other three high schools, and are … Continue reading UPCOMING: March on Main
Last week, several of Mr. Sumner’s grade eleven students put up a temporary installation displaying their recent work at the Milton Welcome Centre. Their work is in a style of art called calligraffiti which uses different written forms of language as the basis to create the piece. Calligraffiti blends modern graffiti and street art with classical calligraphy letterforms to create distinctive and personalized forms of art. Continue reading IN PHOTOS: MD’s Calligraffiti art on display at Welcome Centre
For the past two decades, World Cancer Day has been commemorated on February 4 as a way to raise awareness of the suffering and death toll caused by cancer all over the world. The goal of the day is prevention and finding a cure for cancer through public awareness and research. Continue reading World Cancer Day
Each year, those of Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, and Jain creeds celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights, which is regarded as the biggest and most celebrated holiday for Hindus around the world. Continue reading Diwali: The festival of lights
A community of passionate students that take part in casual and competitive gaming events, where they can coach and learn from each other. Continue reading Gaming Club: Q&A
Although their purpose has not been finalized, the homes will be used as a promotion, in fundraising, and there is a chance that they may even end up on a Canadian reserve. Continue reading Construction SHSM builds tiny houses for Habitat for Humanity
After speaking with Mona, we learned that this was an extremely informative experience for her as she was able to learn more about political activism and the important topics affecting our town, including as farming and public transit. Continue reading Mona Ewais: A voice for the future
In the past, we have made it to the provincial championships and were a part of the top 50 robotics teams in all of Ontario. Continue reading Robotics: Q&A
Yoga helps you zen out and by joining the club, you’ll be able to learn different breathing techniques that can help with anxiety. Continue reading Yoga Club: Q&A
Relay for Life helps students gain a variety of skills such as leadership,organization, and time management. It’s a great club to be a part of as you have a good cause you’re working towards! Continue reading Relay for Life: Q&A
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