OPINION: The US Election Results’ Projected Effect on North American Economics
By Safiya Ahmed ’27, Resident Editor; Edited by Rawnie Sun ’25, Head Editor-in-Chief
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A Historical Look into Women’s Suffrage and Rights for Women’s History Month
By Isla Poustie ’26, Staff Editor; Edited by Safiya Ahmed ’27, Resident Editor
Four Quintessential Films—As Chosen by Colm Feore ’77
By Chloé Quach ’25, Staff Editor; Edited by Safiya Ahmed ’27, Resident Editor
The Nancy Storrs Indoor Rowing Championship
By Brie Goodly ’26, Editor-in-Chief; Edited by Safiya Ahmed ’27, Resident Editor
Anora: The Very Twisted, Raunchy, and Modern Cinderella Story - Best Picture Winner
By Aaria Nair ’26, Staff Writer; Edited by Isabella Perco ’26, Staff Editor
March 2025’s Horoscopes
By Tiger Times Head Astrologer
March 2025's Crossword
By The Tiger Times Guest Cruciverbalist
OPINION: Mark Carney, Wartime PM Amidst A Trade War
By Quinn Martindale ’27, Resident Editor; Edited by Isabella Perco ’26, Staff Editor
OFSAA Swimming Recap!
By Hailey Wignall ’25 and Jack (Zichen) Wang ’27, Staff Writers; Edited by Kat Willson ‘26, Editor-in-Chief
A Multitude of March Awareness Months
By Melissa Weng ’27, Staff Writer; Edited by Kat Willson ’26, Editor-in-Chief
Two Poems from Liana
By Liana Nickel ’29, Contributor; Edited by Rebecca Liu ’25, Head Editor-in-Chief
Point of View Writing
By Sophie Ainoulina ’29, Contributor; Edited by Rebecca Liu ’25, Head Editor-in-Chief
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The Consequences of War
By Vivienne (Isoken) Uwaifo ’29, Contributor; Edited by Rebecca Liu ’25, Head Editor-in-Chief
2024-25
Artwork Highlights: Photo Submissions from The Art of Photography
From the Middle School Exploratory Programme - Term 2
2024-25
The Ridley Tigers Roar to Gold!
By Ava Edghill ’25, Staff Writer; Edited by Faith Nickel ’27, Staff Editor
Quotable Quotes
Quotable Quotes
By you, the Ridley community! “You know what they say: when Anne Hath a will, Anne Hathaway.” - Mr. V. “One of my greatest dreams is to see a man get pregnant. I WANNA SEE IT.” - Rebecca Liu ’25 “it smells of old things… It makes me so EXCITED!
Monthly Recap
February Awareness Months/Days
By Rebecca Liu ’25, Head Editor-in-Chief and Kat Willson ’26, Editor-in-Chief; Edited by Isabella Perco ’26, Staff Editor Black History Month Canada’s theme for Black History Month this year is “Black Legacy and Leadership: Celebrating Canadian History and Uplifting Future Generations.” This theme acknowledges the diversity of Black Canadians,
Games
February’s Games: Word Search & Sudoku
By The Tiger Times Game Masters SUDUKO: #1 - Intermediate Puzzle SUDUKO: #2 - Expert Puzzle Now... For the answers, (Scroll below to check your score!) WORD SEARCH: How Do You Say Love? Find ‘love’ in different languages! Now...For the answers! (Scroll below to check your answers!)
Monthly Crossword
February’s Crossword
By The Tiger Times Head Cruciverbalist Now... For the answers, spoilers ahead! (Look below to check your columns!)
Horoscopes
February’s Horoscopes
By Tiger Times Head Astrologer Aries - Your G2 test will be easy. Taurus - You will finally understand second-order thinking. Gemini - You will receive your favourite flower in 3 days. Cancer - Your sports team will win their next match. Leo - You will find a new favourite
Clubs
Cappies Chronicles: Georgia Trites’ Review on the Frankenstein Play
By Georgia Trites ’25, Staff Writer; Edited by Kat Willson ’26, Editor-in-Chief Cappies is a theatre critic program for high school students. Under the guidance of Mr. Lockey, Ridley's team explores local theatre productions and critiques them individually. These reviews, among many others from secondary schools participating in
Art
Golden Horseshoe Music Festival
By Danyi (Dan) Hu ’25, Staff Writer; Edited by Kat Willson ’26, Editor-in-Chief This past month, our symphonic orchestra participated in the Golden Horseshoe Music Festival in Hamilton at Mohawk College. Beginning in 2006, the Golden Horseshoe Festival is an annual event that features bands and orchestras from all over
Clubs
NAIMUN LXII: Student Diplomacy at its Finest
By Quinn Martindale ’27, Resident Editor; Edited by Safiya Ahmed ’27, Resident Editor Washington, D.C., was more alive than ever this month as it welcomed over 3,000 student delegates from around the world to the 62nd North American Invitational Model United Nations (NAIMUN). Over four days, students debated
External Affairs
Black History Month: Black Canadians That Shaped Canadian Culture
By Chloe Quach ’25, Staff Writer; Edited by Kat Willson ’26, Editor-in-Chief Black Canadians have been at the forefront of resistance, innovation, and change—challenging systemic oppression while shaping the nation’s cultural, political, and social landscape since the first enslaved people arrived in 1604. Their contributions are not just