Melissa Bennardo

The student-run TV network on campus at The Creative School at TMU is soon coming back with a whole new look. Met-TV, formerly RUTV,  is relaunching after two years of being on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic with new executive members, production team and the name change. The president of Met-TV, RTA student Sabrina Pontello, said the executive members are gathering resources to rebuild the network.

Some Scotiabank customers are experiencing problems with their credit cards where charges appear to be mislabelled. A branch of Scotiabank is pictured in Toronto on Tuesday, April 10, 2018. Scotiabank tweeted that they have identified an issue where customers may have mislabelled charges on their credit cards. (Chris Young/Canadian Press) Some Scotiabank customers are experiencing problems with their credit cards where charges appear to be mislabelled.

While progress is being made to shrink the leadership gender gap, many young Canadians still picture a man when they think of a modern-day CEO. A new online survey found that only 10 per cent of Canadian youth envision a woman when they think of a CEO. A new survey from Plan International Canada found that only 10 per cent of young Canadians picture a woman when thinking of the modern-day CEO.