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Applied learning meets industry collaboration in sustainability activation for Climate Week George Brown Polytechnic marked Toronto Climate Week 2026 with a dynamic day of programming at Limberlost Place, bringing together students, faculty, and industry to explore practical solutions for a low...
Today we are spotlighting Indigenous creator Katłıà (sounds like: CAT-Lee-ah), a Dene woman from Dënéndeh, Northwest Territories, whose northern roots and matrilineal lineage deeply inform her storytelling. She is the Co-Learning Manager of the RELAW program (Revitalizing Indigenous Law for Land, Air and Water) at West Coast Environmental Law in British Columbia.
Education is about more than career preparation—it’s also about learning how to participate meaningfully in society. That message was at the heart of the 2026 Social Justice Conference at George Brown Polytechnic, which welcomed more than 200 Grade 11 and 12 students for an impactful day of learning focused on social and restorative justice.
Meridian Hall was filled with energy, pride, and celebration as George Brown Polytechnic marked Convocation Week from June 8–11, 2026, welcoming over 7,000 graduates across the stage during nine ceremonies held over four unforgettable days.
June is Men’s Health Month in Canada, a time to raise awareness about the physical and mental health challenges many men face and encourage open conversations about well-being and seeking support.
Today we are spotlighting Indigenous creator Billy-Ray Belcourt, a writer and academic from the Driftpile Cree Nation in northwest Alberta. He is an Associate Professor in the School of Creative Writing at the University of British Columbia, and the author of six books.
By popular request, Course Reserves & Textbooks that are available in the Library Learning Commons self-serve kiosks have increased to 5-hour loans.
Whether you're a lifelong soccer fan, a newcomer to the sport, or simply looking to experience the energy of a global celebration, FIFA World Cup 2026 will transform Toronto's waterfront and bring the world to our city.