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Loyola Catholic Secondary School

"Gloria Dei Vita Plena"

905.820.9822

Loyola Catholic Secondary School
4010 Sladeview Cres.
Mississauga ON , L5L6B1

Phone: 905.820.9822
Fax: 905.820.1753

Principal: Gina Renda
Vice Principal(s): Monika Khbeis
Richard Heydorn

Superintendents: Drago Radic
Trustee: Herman Viloria (Mississauga Ward 8)

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	ON THE COVER Photographer Donna Feledichuk snapped this image of a Canada lynx last summer when she glimpsed the animal along a country road in Lac La Biche, Alta. The Dam, the Muth, The Legend by Brian Banks An exploration of the landscape-shifting icon celebrating 50 years as Canada's symbol: the beaver. Nature meant us all to be Wildflowers By Meghan J. Ward With photography by Natalie Gillis A journey of friendship, loss and healing in the footsteps of an early 20th century mountain explorer. The Magic in the Mud Story and Photography by Isabelle Groc An invisible fuel draws thousands of migrating sandpipers to the Roberts Bank mudflats each year. Canadian Photos of the Year Canadian Geographic presents the winners of our annual photo competition.
	Want to streamline your life? In our Spring 2025 issue, we’ll show you how—whether it’s paring down your wardrobe, decluttering your messiest spaces or spending way less time cooking thanks to an easy, mostly make-ahead meal plan for busy weeknights. Plus, our first annual Pantry Awards. Why is Decluttering so hard? By Andreanne Dion If you are having trouble tackling an overflowing closet, junk drawer or filing cabinet, you are not alone. Here is why it is so difficult to let stuff go. My life as a Restaurant Kid By Rachel Phan Growing up in the Chinese restaurant my parents ran in Kingsville, Ont., I learned that love is expected in many ways, even if it is just a bowl of peeled grapes.
	The Interview Interview by Katie Underwood Timothy Snyder, historian of the moment, worries about America's future. How a bold partnership is revitalizing Tticho lands by Veronica Stephenson In 2023, wildfires devastated vital boreal caribou habitat in the Northwest Territories, prompting a unique partnership to plant on million native trees. The risk of wildland fire is growing across Canada by FireSmart Canada Apply FireSmart principles at home to help protect your family and community from wildland fires Embracing Sustainable building by Tammy Vanderstarren Timmerman Timberworks' legacy -- Award-winning sustainable buildings, locally sourced timber, and a commitment to environmental stewardship. East side story by Jadine Ngan A new exhibit offers a technicolour vision of vintage East Vancouver.
	End of an era? by Christian Seabaugh Dodge Charger Daytona vs. Ford Mustang Dark Horse. As V-8 muscle gives way to electrification, what remains? New competition. An economic threat or a boon to consumers? by Christian Seabaugh Assessing the Chinese auto industry and what is ample offerings could deliver to U.S. drivers 2025 Power List by Alisa Priddle Bringing order to a chaotic 12 months, plus our Person of the Year. Luxe Truck Faceoff by Eric Tingwall GMC Sierra EV vs Rivian R1T. Two six-figure behemoths work hard to earn a spot in your garage. Budget-Friendly Battle by Kristen Lee Honda Accord vs. Hyndai Sonata vs. Kia K5 vs. Toyota Camry In a shrinking segment, some standouts remain. Which one deserves your dollars?
	Are You Too Nice? By PT Contributors Illustrations by Edward Levine Why being overly kind can backfire Don't be a Victim of your Past By Scott Barry Kaufman Illustration by Carl Godfrey Put aside victimhood and move beyond your part trauma. Final Moments By PT Contributors Rather than keeping death at a distance or treating it as a failure, facing it with open eyes and a compassionate heart can shift it from something frightening to something profound even beautiful. Saved by Song By Devon Frye Singer-songwriter Neko Case channels long-ago loneliness into lyrical harmony.
	The Hidden World By Kathryn Zurek Searching for a dark sector of mysterious particles and forces parallel to our own. A softer Corps By Erica Gies The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has uncharacteristically been working with nature instead of bulldozing it into submission. Will this enlightened approach prevail? A New Look at Schizophrenia By Diana Kwon Researchers are finding that the disorder is incredibly complex -- which may offer fresh avenues for treatment. Gladiators of the Mesozoic By Michael B. Habib Analyses of the armor and weaponry of extraordinarily well-preserved dinosaur fossils could help settle a long-standing debate over their function. Beyond the Solar System By Meghan Bartels The Voyager spacecraft are overturning everything we thought we knew about the boundary of interstellar space.
	NBA playoff preview By Chris Mannix The Rockets, Thunder and Cavs have reversed their fortunes by building around young talent. Paul Skenes By Tom Verducci Can the Pirates' ace continue to throw gas and atay healthy? QB Landing spots By Conor Orr How do prospective high picks and their helicopter parents decide on the ultimate NFL destination? Mock Draft By Daniel Flick Quarterbacks have gone first in six of the last seven years, but the class of 2025 offers some intriguing options. Napheesa Collier By Emma Baccellieri The forward excelled in the W- and in the league she helped found.
	The WD Interview: Laurie Halse Anderson By Amy Jones The award-winning children’s and YA author talks with WD about the inspiration and research behind her newest middle-grade historical fiction novel, Rebellion 1776. The 27th Annual 101 Best Websites for Writers By Amy Jones, Moriah Richard, and Michael Woodson This ever-popular feature showcases 101 reliable resources writers can use to learn more about the craft of writing, the business of publishing, where to find freelance gigs, and much more. The Way We Were By Jeff Somers How to use pop culture as an unexpected research vehicle. Literary Legacy By Jessica Strawser Bestselling authors Brian Andrews, Jeffrey Wilson, Don Bentley, and Brian Freeman detail what writers need to know about writing estate novels. Comp Authors By Allison K Williams With publishers discovering that “likes” don’t equal book sales and the increasing fragmentation of social media, fiction and nonfiction authors need a different kind of platform. By studying the activities, style, platforms, and audiences of the authors they’d like to be shelved next to, authors can discover how to build their own platforms. From Traditional to Self-Published By Moriah Richard Romance author and grand-prize winner of the 12th Annual WD Self-Published E-book Awards Lucy Day shares why she switched to self-publishing, what her biggest challenge is, and how confidence has played a role in her success.

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