Walking with their angels
The hunger strike for Indigenous suicide victims in Saskatchewan
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News and Politics
The struggle against Canadian repression at 1492 Land Back Lane
The 1784 Haldimand Proclamation was a decree that guaranteed the Haudenosaunee of Six Nations a tract of land in Ontario as compensation for the alliance established with the British during the American Revolution. This granted land extended from Lake Erie all the way down to the Grand River in southwestern Ontario. However, much of this
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The University of Toronto reopens for the fall semester amidst pandemic
Everything you need to know about changes to student resources this semester
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Policing at the University of Toronto
What you should know about Campus Police policies, misconduct, and advocacy for change
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A field guide to environmental justice groups at UofT
How and where you can get involved
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Remembering Ryerson
Looking back on how the Vic One Education Stream has adjusted to the name change, and how it will move forward As of September 2019, the Vic One Egerton Ryerson Stream has been renamed the Education Stream. The name change occurred due to Ryerson’s involvement with the residential school system, but his legacy has not
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Trip for two to promote UofT in Davos cost University over $18,000
Vice-President and Provost Cheryl Regehr and Bryn MacPherson were there for the University Leaders’ Breakfast Forum Vice-President and Provost Cheryl Regehr and Assistant Vice-President Bryn MacPherson’s trip to Davos, Switzerland to participate in the “University Leaders’ Breakfast Forum” on January 22, among other activities, cost the university more than $18,000, according to emailed statements from
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Holly Johnstone on running for Arts and Culture Commissioner
What position are you running for, and what are the responsibilities of this position? I am running to be VUSAC’s Arts and Culture Commissioner! The Arts and Culture Commission is responsible for much of the arts-related programming hosted on Vic campus throughout the year. This includes producing re-occurring events like the Gardiner Gala, The Bob
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