By: Tatiana C. On October 16th, the day of the Chamber Night began as the last few parents trickled into the auditorium, taking their seats. As Mrs. Simas stepped onto the stage to open the show with a little speech, the crowd burst into applause. You can feel pride and joy in the air as … More Chamber Night
Riding my heart, flying like a kite. Awaken my love, awaken my light. Channel my soul, control my mind. Have my life, take away my night. Everlasting eyes, peering at a gaze. Long-lasting love will never be the same. + Never Won’t happen, the past is inevitable. Always watching, I am pitiful. Take your time, … More “Unstructured” by Aiden Muscovitch
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By Rozi Kumas My dad moved us from Hong Kong when I was 13. He decided that it was the best option for my family, since he didn’t like the political issues in Hong Kong, and wanted us to have a better life. My mom, older sister, dad, and I all moved to Toronto during … More Humans of Toronto: #Independence
By Samantha Frazao It was the year 1987 when I immigrated to Canada from Portugal. It was me, my brother and my mom. I was 16 and my brother turned 15 that very day. Since the Potuguese airline had very loose rules back in the day, the flight attendant gave both my brother and I … More Humans of Toronto: #FamilyIsEverything
By Jordan Wax Your grandfather (or Zaidy) was born in Krakow, Poland on July 31, 1926. He was the youngest of 11 children. When he was 13 years old, the Nazi’s invaded Poland. They rounded up the Jews and imprisoned them in the Krakow ghetto. Zaidy escaped and went into hiding in the forest. He … More Humans of Toronto: #NeverForget
By Lucy Goldman I have quite the history of struggles with pregnancy. I’ve been pregnant five times and I have two children, but it has been a really hard journey for me. Before having my first child, I had two miscarriages. Having a miscarriage is mentally difficult because you get all excited, and then sadly … More Humans of Toronto: #FamilyStruggles
By Lina Soliman I went to undergo the “after the age of 50” check-up. It’s just a routine check-up, where I have to get an ultrasound and a mammogram. After I was done I was told that I have to do the ultrasound again, but this time they would use contrast dye, which makes the … More Humans of Toronto: #StandUpToCancer
By Katie Kerr I’m not sure what year my parents decided, but from very early on they knew they wanted to have three kids and start a big family. It was their idea of an ideal family and they were going to do whatever it took. Unfortunately, they soon realized that they couldn’t conceive. Their … More Humans of Toronto: #FamilyLove
Hey FHCI, come join us for the 2019 Digital Arts Festival on Tuesday, February 26th in the library after school. Don’t miss viewings of IDC4U’s film shorts, photography works by AWQ4M, and design works by IDC3O!
By: Vanessa Ifepe
A playlist all about love! … More Love Playlist
By: Vanessa Ifepe
A playlist for when you’re not feeling the love! … More Anti-Love Playlist
By: Jomana Elsays
The holidays are a great time to gift your loved ones with a token of love and appreciation! … More 10 Gift Ideas for the Holidays
By: Mateusz Kaminiski
A comedic take on something everyone does: procrastinate. … More Procrastination
Want to see more short movies made by grade 12 students last year? Check out these two by Gordon D and Leora T. … More Grade 12 Films – Part 2
What short movies did grade 12 students make last year? Check out these two by Tria L and Keyanna B. … More Grade 12 Film Shorts
Classic poems are adapted into short videos by Anna P, Natalie J, Gracie G, Maram O, and Lauren G. … More Poetry in Motion
By: Adrian Cako
As university and college season is just around the corner, the stress placed on senior students… … More How to Not Freak-Out About Post-Secondary: A Guide on How Not to Lose Your Mind