Max Verstappen Wins the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Marcus Wong (11) | STAFF REPORTER

Despite securing his third consecutive Formula One championship almost two months ago during the Qatar Grand Prix, Max Verstappen never once considered taking it easy. His relentless drive led him to victory in every subsequent race, culminating in an exceptional year marked by a record-breaking 19th win of the season at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix this past Sunday. read more

The Antiquated Past Observed in Literature

Sarah Morra (11) | STAFF REPORTER

Diction is a vibrant tool used to illustrate scenes for readers, listeners, and conversationalists. However, paint fades, and new advances are made to improve what has become outdated. A question that has surfaced with the improvement of society is: should we disregard the carefully brushed work that is now antiquated? read more

Unearthing the Truth: The Controversy of Archeology and Looting

Liora Abrera Manoim (12) | STAFF REPORTER

Have you ever been to the Royal Ontario Museum and wondered how on Earth they got their hands on non-Canadian ancient artifacts? The entire collection can’t be a loan from Egypt, China, or what have you, could it? You’d be right: many of them are artifacts that were obtained via looting. read more

University Applications

Sarina Li (9) | STAFF REPORTER

With another year comes another season of university applications. Join STR students as they set out on the difficult but thrilling route of applying to universities. As people join study groups and frantically fill out forms, an intense sense of drive and ambition permeates the air, weaving a vibrant web of common goals. In order to have a greater understanding of the complex world of college applications, we had the chance to speak with Sam, a university student that went through this life-changing experience. During our discussion, Sam expressed the complex aspects of his adventure by characterizing it as a journey of self-discovery. He underlined how important peer relationships are for students to have as they come together to overcome obstacles and celebrate accomplishments. It became clear as Sam clearly expressed his observations that this is a deep investigation of both academic and personal development rather than just a task to complete. read more

STUCO Invites Students to Shine in Annual Christmas Talent Show

Melanie Lau (9) | STAFF REPORTER

St. Robert CHS gears up for an unforgettable night of talent and laughter as the Student Council announces that auditions for the Christmas Talent Show have ended. From singers to mesmerizing dancers, hilarious comedians to awe-inspiring magicians, the show welcomes a wide variety of talents that reflect the diverse abilities of the student body. read more

The Climate Change Toolkit: Why Geoengineering is Beneficial

Ethan Xu (10) | STAFF REPORTER

Luscious green grass, beautiful forests, and nature’s beauty can be found everywhere in our world. That’s what you would’ve seen in the past. However, just like humanity, the Earth has also gone through many significant changes, all because of humanity. When you look outside you might still see beautiful green grass and some wonderful trees, but now with the addition of someone’s half eaten piece of candy, some wrappers, smoke billowing out of factories and more. It’s true that we’ve started to recognize the effects of climate change on our beloved planet, shown through things like passing bills and even more notably the creation and meetings of the G20 summit. Clearly climate change is important to us, but what do we do when most of our efforts are futile? read more

Chaplaincy Christmas Weaving Baskets

Elizabeth Liu (9) | STAFF REPORTER

This year, St. Robert’s Chaplaincy Council has organized the Christmas Weaving Baskets event. For this event, students have been asked to donate certain items according to their grade. All donations will be made to the Richmond Hill Food Bank, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Holiday Helpers and 360 kids! read more

Pre-IB Entrance Exam For Grade 8s and 9s This Winter!

Selina Liu (10) | STAFF REPORTER

The IB Program, also known as the International Baccalaureate Programme is a two-year educational program aimed to academically challenge students at the ages of 16-to-19-year-olds in 140 countries around the world. It provides an internationally accepted qualification for entry into higher education and is recognized by many universities worldwide. read more