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Brendan Kennedy

Brendan Kennedy

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Social Justice Reporter, The (Toronto) Star

Toronto

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Total articles 2555

  • Rising star Malcolm Todd creates a clever, alt-pop masterpiece

    By Brendan Kennedy Verified| The Miscellany News Verified April has finally arrived, and things are beginning to look up on campus. Jean shorts and matcha lattes have made a cozy return, the yellow flowers outside my dorm have started to bloom and the quad is finally filled with groups of friends studying and chatting, speakers in hand. The cultural renaissance stemming from warmth’s return creates an instant atmospheric shift, particularly within the music we listen to.

    By Brendan Kennedy Verified · The Miscellany News

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • ‘Welcome to Wong-tanamo Bay’: Maplehurst jail officials conspired to ‘cover up’ mass strip-search of inmates, court document alleges

    By Brendan Kennedy Verified, Jesse McLean Verified| Waterloo Region Record Verified After one of his correctional officers was viciously sucker-punched by an inmate, Maplehurst superintendent Winston Wong allegedly met with other staff at the provincial jail to discuss how they would respond. Wong allegedly conveyed a clear message: Nobody touches my officers.

    By Brendan Kennedy Verified, Jesse McLean Verified · Waterloo Region Record

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Rising star Malcolm Todd creates a clever, alt-pop masterpiece

    By Brendan Kennedy Verified| The Miscellany News Verified April has finally arrived, and things are beginning to look up on campus. Jean shorts and matcha lattes have made a cozy return, the yellow flowers outside my dorm have started to bloom and the quad is finally filled with groups of friends studying and chatting, speakers in hand. The cultural renaissance stemming from warmth’s return creates an instant atmospheric shift, particularly within the music we listen to.

    By Brendan Kennedy Verified · The Miscellany News

    Apr. 09, 2025

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The (Toronto) Star

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

+1 416-869-4300