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Student Life Events Happening in the College

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Bring your resume and get real-time feedback from a Career Advisor in this hands-on learning lab. Topics include: How employers review resumes. Common resume mistakes. How to use AI tools effectively when editing a resume. Strategies for tailoring...
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Do you wish to become a networking pro? This virtual workshop will help students: Understand how networking can support career growth. Learn networking dos and don’ts. Create a 30-second elevator pitch. Learn how to conduct informational interviews...
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The Communal Lunch Program runs every Wednesday from 12 to 2 p.m., from September 23 until December 2, 2026. In this weekly program, students can learn from George Brown chef collaborators how to prepare easy, nutritious, seasonal, and affordable...
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The Good Food Market The Good Food Market at St. James Campus is a weekly non-profit fruit and vegetable market run in partnership with FoodShare Toronto. The market supports convenient, low-cost access to fresh, nutritious food, and advocates for...
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The Communal Lunch Program runs every Wednesday from 12 to 2 p.m., from September 23 until December 2, 2026. In this weekly program, students can learn from George Brown chef collaborators how to prepare easy, nutritious, seasonal, and affordable...
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The Good Food Market The Good Food Market at St. James Campus is a weekly non-profit fruit and vegetable market run in partnership with FoodShare Toronto. The market supports convenient, low-cost access to fresh, nutritious food, and advocates for...
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The Communal Lunch Program runs every Wednesday from 12 to 2 p.m., from September 23 until December 2, 2026. In this weekly program, students can learn from George Brown chef collaborators how to prepare easy, nutritious, seasonal, and affordable...
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The Good Food Market The Good Food Market at St. James Campus is a weekly non-profit fruit and vegetable market run in partnership with FoodShare Toronto. The market supports convenient, low-cost access to fresh, nutritious food, and advocates for...
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The Communal Lunch Program runs every Wednesday from 12 to 2 p.m., from September 23 until December 2, 2026. In this weekly program, students can learn from George Brown chef collaborators how to prepare easy, nutritious, seasonal, and affordable...
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The Good Food Market The Good Food Market at St. James Campus is a weekly non-profit fruit and vegetable market run in partnership with FoodShare Toronto. The market supports convenient, low-cost access to fresh, nutritious food, and advocates for...
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The Communal Lunch Program runs every Wednesday from 12 to 2 p.m., from September 23 until December 2, 2026. In this weekly program, students can learn from George Brown chef collaborators how to prepare easy, nutritious, seasonal, and affordable...
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The Good Food Market The Good Food Market at St. James Campus is a weekly non-profit fruit and vegetable market run in partnership with FoodShare Toronto. The market supports convenient, low-cost access to fresh, nutritious food, and advocates for...
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The Communal Lunch Program runs every Wednesday from 12 to 2 p.m., from September 23 until December 2, 2026. In this weekly program, students can learn from George Brown chef collaborators how to prepare easy, nutritious, seasonal, and affordable...
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The Good Food Market The Good Food Market at St. James Campus is a weekly non-profit fruit and vegetable market run in partnership with FoodShare Toronto. The market supports convenient, low-cost access to fresh, nutritious food, and advocates for...
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The Good Food Market The Good Food Market at St. James Campus is a weekly non-profit fruit and vegetable market run in partnership with FoodShare Toronto. The market supports convenient, low-cost access to fresh, nutritious food, and advocates for...
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.