Education
Indigenous architects design a sovereign future
As Canada implements a National Housing Strategy, post-secondary schools are creating more room for Indigenous design thinking more
Nobel Prize shines a spotlight on the gender gap in science
Canadian physicist Donna Strickland became the third woman to ever win the prestigious honour, leading many to re-examine how we educate young girls more
Samuel Engelking
College course teaches astronomy by way of music composition
Astrophysicist Matt Russo is launching a class at Seneca College challenges students to soundtrack the cosmos more
Toronto's first blockchain college course launches
George Brown College is hoping to capitalize on city's growing reputation as a tech hub more
Back to school: Five small-space essentials for your dorm room
Live large with these smart buys more
Olivia Bednar
Eight unique DIY classes in Toronto
DIY culture is rapidly growing in the era of Etsy shops and independent boutiques popping up on every corner. These unique classes can help you learn a skill you always wished you had more
Vicente Martí
Want to study AI? Here are four career paths
Artificial intelligence lands on the curriculum in Toronto more
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Toronto Caribbean Carnival costumes go high tech
As carnival culture spreads globally, local costume designers are using technology to rekindle interest in old traditions more
Samuel Engelking
Toronto students learn the art of Ol’ Time Carnival
Veteran designer Clarence Forde will teach carnival history to grade-schoolers this fall more
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Toronto book stores and designers are stepping up to fill the sex-ed void
Doug Ford may have scrapped the progressive sex-ed curriculum, but activists are creating resources for teachers and parents more
Graham Powell
What does Doug Ford's plan to scrap the sex-ed curriculum mean for queer kids?
The success of the LGBTQ poster campaign Hall of Justice, running in Toronto schools and exhibiting during Pride, suggests support for progressive sex-ed more
Samuel Engelking
Indigenous Fashion Week spotlights progressive designs
The inaugural event is part of a grassroots push to Indigenize fashion schools and the industry at large more
Ken Jones
Students get serious about food in Scarborough
U of T's Culinaria Research Centre wants to be Canada’s top destination for food academia more
Samuel Engelking
The push is on to diversify construction sites
By the time a generation of construction workers retires in 2027, Ontario colleges hope a cultural shift will be well under way more
Building the Black Silicon Valley near Toronto
Entrepreneur Tamar Huggins wants to reverse Durham's brain drain and lay down a foundation for a Black future in tech more
Tokyo Smoke launches cannabis 101 class ahead of legalization
The Toronto marijuana lifestyle store is offering classes to the public ahead of Canada's cannabis legalization. more
Green Story motivates companies, consumers to make greener choices
Sponsored feature: presented by Social Ventures Zone at Ryerson University more
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Why is radiology one of the city’s best-paid professions?
According to job search website Indeed.ca, the radiologists of Toronto are at the top of the average yearly salary list more
Samuel Engelking
Decolonization means jobs for Indigenous profs
The push to put Indigeneity on curriculums has created a hiring boom, but the pool of Indigenous scholars remains small more
York University strike: three big sticking points
An explainer of the main reasons that York University and CUPE 3903 have been unable to resolve the labour union's second strike in three years more