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The 25th Hour: ‘Vegan’s Greetings’
Thinking of having turkey this holiday? Here are some ways to keep your holiday spirit and animal friends alive!
The 25th Hour: Whose holidays?
Reporter Safiyah Marhnouj delves into the history of the school holiday calendar to learn more about the holidays it recognizes and the ones it doesn’t — and what this means for students.
The 25th Hour: Away from home for the holidays
For many international students, this December will be the first time they experience Canadian holiday traditions. Many of whom have never even seen snow! Vaishnavi Dinesh and Lujain Sharafeldin are students at Carleton University experiencing their first Canadian holiday season.
The 25th Hour: Oh, Christmas Tree: Where does the tradition come from?
Reporter Katelin Belliveau made it her mission to find out everything you need to know about the Christmas tree tradition.
The 25th Hour: Fire safety during the festive season
Nathan Wilson was shocked when he heard about the increase in fire-fatalities. Here's how you can ensure you and your family have a safe, fire-free holiday.
The 25th Hour: Reunited at the rink
As temperatures continue to drop and snow starts to fall that means one thing for Canadians; outdoor rinks will soon be packed with friends reunited again.
The 25th Hour: Cheering on the next generation
The Carleton Ravens played host to the 2021 U Sports Men's Soccer National Championship. Talar Stockton takes us through the team's pursuit of its first national championship.
The 25th Hour: Winter 2021 Episode 2, Thinking long-term
This episode introduces you to people who are looking at the future of the planet -- from a shopper in the Glebe, to a Carleton researcher in Inuvik, and to a dive shop owner in the Caribbean.
The 25th Hour: Vancouver Food Runners
Canadians throw out almost 2.2 million tonnes of edible food every year, according to the National Zero Waste Council. Vancouver Food Runners is an organization which collects food that would otherwise be thrown out and gives it to those in need.
The 25th Hour: I, Naturalist
Reporter Kayla Holmes shows off the perfect way for people who love nature and phones to combine those passions together. Holmes also speaks with biology professor Marc Johnson about a YouTube series he started with his family.
The 25th Hour: Fashion Forward for the Planet
Megan Skippen opened Sideways Glances, a second-hand vintage shop. She wants to share sustainable fashion, something she practices, with Ottawa.
The 25th Hour: Outside the Box
After realizing the environmental impact of online shopping, Jess Sperry joined a network local gift economy that gives items away for free.