On 11th September, 2019, Gerald “Gerry” Connor, Chairman of Cumberland Partners Ltd. (CPL), made a substantial personal donation to the Centre for Business, George Brown College.

Healthcare Insurance Reciprocal of Canada issued the following announcement on Sept. 19.Welcome to our series on the many HIROC partners who make a difference in safe care.

Noront Resources (Noront) has announced that it has entered into a Master Services Agreement with Hatch to perform engineering and project support services for the Eagle’s Nest and Ring of Fire chrome projects.

For the eighth consecutive year, Hatch’s offices in the Greater Toronto Area have come together to support Scotiabank Road Hockey to Conquer Cancer in support of The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre.

Recently, the HIROC Board of Directors and HIROC’s senior leadership team had the pleasure of immersing themselves in an innovation hotbed out east – St. John’s, Newfoundland.

George Brown College is working with a vocational institute in China to explore how we can share expertise and provide new global opportunities in health sciences.

Hatch supports the Canadian Engineering Memorial Fund (CEMF) with the Hatch Undergraduate Engineering Ambassador Award. First partnering with the CEMF in 2017, Hatch offers an annual $10,000 undergraduate award along with a summer internship for scholarship winners.

Political candidates love to promise change.

Healthcare Insurance Reciprocal of Canada issued the following announcement on.“I want to inspire change in terms of action.

There are plenty of career opportunities in the skilled trades and a group of young people from across Toronto got a first-hand look at the possibilities at the BOLT Day of Discovery at Casa Loma Campus.

Hatch is delighted to announce the latest addition to their Gallery of Contemporary Art: Arctic Awakening, anexhibit featuring paintings from renowned artist Cory Trépanier’s Canadian Arctic expeditionsas well as sheets of Arctic flora specimens generously loaned to Hatch by the Canadian Museum of Nature.

Online registration for full-time programs in the 2020 winter term starts Monday, November 18.

Hatch is proud to announce that it has been recognized with an Award of Excellence for its work on the Oxec II hydroelectric project. The award was presented during the 2019 Canadian Consulting Engineering Awards Gala, hosted by the Association of Consulting Engineering Companies-Canada (ACEC).

Recent graduates of George Brown College’s jewellery programs made a big mark on the international stage representing Canada at the De Beers Shining Light Awards in Botswana—one winning the jewellery design competition and two others named runners up.

Hatch–CIM Mining & Minerals Project Development Safety Award trophy Calling all Canadian mining and mineral processing projects that have achieved above-average safety statistics!

At Bentley Systems' recent The Year in Infrastructure 2019 Awards gala, Hatch won the Going Digital: Advancements in Manufacturing category for the technology selection, integration, and engineering of a new sulfuric acid manufacturing plant in a remote southern province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

Philanthropists and business leaders Gerald Schwartz and Heather Reisman joined University of Toronto President Meric Gertler, Chancellor Rose Patten, Vector Institute President and CEO Garth Gibson and other university and community leaders to break ground on the Schwartz Reisman Innovation Centre on College Street on Tuesday.

George Brown College and Saskatchewan Polytechnic are teaming up to share expertise.

When Andrea Johns started at the University of Toronto as a mature student in 2015, she wasn’t sure she had what it takes to attain a degree.

This year HIROC received an impressive 47 proposal submissions to the 2019 Safety Grants Program.