U of T’s School of Cities is bringing together urban thought leaders, policy-makers, planners, community advocates and business leaders to address the challenge of governing cities at its May 28 spring symposium (photo by Artland via Getty Images) The 21st century has been referred to as the “urban century.” For the first time in history, the majority of the world’s population lives in urban areas, posing significant opportunities and challenges for our cities – not to mention the governments charged with making daily decisions that will be felt for decades.

George Brown College was well represented at the 2019 Ubisoft NEXT competition with five students placing in the top three in three categories, including a first-place finish.

The Caring Clowns program is one of 21 finalists that received support and funding through The Accessibility Project. A single smile can brighten the life of someone who hasn’t connected with the world in a long time.

On Sunday May 26th, Diamond Schmitt Architects opens its doors to the public with a full day of programming as part of Doors Open Toronto presented by Great Gulf, the largest architecture event in the city.

“We can’t be what we can’t see,” said Michèle Pearson Clarke, who will explore issues of representation, and other themes, in her new role as Toronto’s Photo Laureate.

Enjoy a light lunch, mingle with your colleagues, win door prizes and listen to AMAPCEO President Dave Bulmer discuss union priorities for the upcoming year.

You may transfer to a different section within your program online via STU-VIEW, if permitted.

The study found the number of oral cancers detected by Ontario dentists rose by 180 per cent between 2005 and 2015, compared to a 30 per cent rise in the overall number of oral cancers during the same period (photo by Ika84 via Getty Images) After examining data gathered in a first-of-its-kind provincial study, University of Toronto clinician-scientist Marco Magalhaes has a vital message to convey: Dentists in Ontario are detecting more cases of oral cancer and pre-cancer than ever before – and it’s saving lives.

She has revealed knowledge about Stalinist Russia that was previously kept hidden.

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The American Planning Association selected a lone Canadian recipient for its 2019 National Planning Excellence Award in Vancouver’s Northeast False Creek Plan.

New blue licence plates and a throwback logo can’t distract from years of planned cuts to public services, said AMAPCEO, the union representing Ontario’s 14,000 professional employees.

Diamond Schmitt Architects has been selected for the fourth year in a row among Canada’s Greenest Employers.

A scene from REFLEKT, a Cirque du Soleil exclusive event, created and produced by 45 DEGREES and designed exclusively for Expo 2017 Astana International in Kazakhstan.

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AMAPCEO, the union representing Ontario’s professional employees, will participate in the government’s announced “consultations” on public sector compensation, but are doing so with a degree of skepticism.

Ryerson researcher Barry Orr holds up a build-up of non-flushable wipes retrieved from a wastewater collection plant.

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University of Toronto issued the following announcement on March 27."It's very nice that the group of us have been recognized as having a big impact,” said Geoffrey Hinton about the A.M.

Global consulting and project implementation conglomerate Hatch is leading the way in gender diversity in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) arena, with its Australian summer vacation program achieving 52% female participation this year in the traditionally male-dominated sector.