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Hubbard’s connection to the Chef School reflects George Brown’s broader legacy of embedding equity, innovation, and public purpose into its academic and community spaces.

New partnership strengthens academic innovation, institutional efficiencies, student mobility, and industry engagement—while also reviving the Ontario Wine Awards through a shared hosting model.

Forbes and Statista’s Best Employers ranking is determined through an independent survey of more than 37,000 Canada-based employees working for organizations with at least 500 employees.

The Philippine Consulate General in Toronto, led by Consul General Kristine Leilani R. Salle, officially launched the Reimagining Binakol: A Fashion Design Challenge with George Brown Polytechnic’s (GBP) fashion students.

George Brown Polytechnic welcomed Chi Nguyen, Member of Parliament for Spadina—Harbourfront, for her first official visit to the institution’s Waterfront Campus.

George Brown Polytechnic has unveiled its newest campaign, George BrOWN Your Tomorrow. A bold reimagining of the institution's approach to post-secondary education that positions students as architects of their own futures.

startGBC is Celebrating a Year of Impact and Looking Ahead to an Exciting 2026 2025 was a landmark year for startGBC at George Brown Polytechnic. As George Browns hub for entrepreneurship and innovation, startGBC continued to empower students, alumni, and community founders to turn ideas into action...

Meet the startGBC #WhyNotMe January 2026 Entrepreneur Spotlight: Rachel Ott, Creative Director, Varga Girl Design As we kick off a bright new year, it's always great to reflect on our past and how it's helped shape us. So, as we enter 2026, let's celebrate an amazing alumni entrepreneur whose...

Land Acknowledgement

Land Acknowledgement

George Brown Polytechnic is located on the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and other Indigenous peoples who have lived here over time. We are grateful to share this land as treaty people who learn, work and live in the community with each other.