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Canada’s next generation of sport business leaders took centre stage at this year’s 5 to Watch – Canada’s Sports Business Awards, as industry professionals, educators, students and government leaders gathered at George Brown Polytechnic to celebrate innovation, leadership and excellence across the sports sector.

Meet the startGBC #WhyNotMe November 2026 Entrepreneur Spotlight: Theleepan Marcandu, CEO Prestar About Theleepan Raised by a single mother in Toronto's Jane and Finch community, Theleepan Marcandu has witnessed firsthand how financial barriers hold hardworking families back. A CFA charter holder...

November is Indigenous Education Month, a time to deepen understanding of Indigenous histories, cultures, perspectives and contributions, while reflecting on the shared responsibility to advance reconciliation.

Food Court Social sees most donations ever in 13 th year.

This Remembrance Day and Veterans Week, we are honouring Indigenous Veterans Day, November 8th, with featured novels and videos that showcase narratives of courage, sacrifice, loyalty, and distinction.

More than 5,000 prospective students, family members and guests stepped onto George Brown Polytechnic’s campuses on Saturday, October 24, for the annual Fall Open House, creating a vibrant and energetic day of exploration, discovery and connection

The George Brown Foundation is proud to congratulate its President, Marci Ien, on receiving an honorary doctorate from Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) at its fall convocation on October 16, 2026. One of the university’s highest honours, the degree recognizes individuals who have made...

George Brown Polytechnic welcomed members of its Nursing Class of 1976 back to campus to celebrate an extraordinary milestone: 50 years since their graduation.

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.