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Summer 2026 has been a busy one! Come take a short tour with me through the bright days of the past few months.

Tourism leaders from Canada and the Caribbean gathered at George Brown Polytechnic to explore how collaboration and shared knowledge can strengthen the sector's future.

George Brown Polytechnic brought together students, researchers, entrepreneurs, industry partners and community collaborators on June 25 for its annual Research, Innovation & startGBC Entrepreneurship (RISE) Showcase.

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...

The George Brown Research, Innovation & startGBC Entrepreneurship (RISE) Showcase It's time again for our annual celebration of all things innovation at GBP! We'll gather together staff, students, reserachers, as well as community, innovation and industry partners at our beautiful Limberlost campus...

As part of Toronto Climate Week 2026, BSI's Dr. Kay-Ann Williams will host an interactive session on June 2 using the En-ROADS Climate Solutions Simulator, where participants can explore how different climate solutions and policy choices can shape global pathways toward a more sustainable future...

On May 8, George Brown Polytechnic demonstrated a commitment to strengthening its research culture with the launch of the inaugural GROW Symposium, an ambitious, full-day event designed to turn curiosity into capability and ideas into impact.

A high-level Mexican trade mission to Canada made a strategic stop at George Brown Polytechnic on May 7, underscoring the growing role of post-secondary education in strengthening economic, workforce, and innovation ties between the two countries.

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.