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224 Articles Found

TVO the Agenda on October 24, 2019

Historic TTC Deal: The Way Forward? The Agenda with Steve Paikin

October 25, 2019

The Agenda gathers reaction for the recently agreed upon transit deal between the province and the city that keeps subways in the hands of Toronto, while also getting Doug Ford's Ontario Line subway relief line built.

Napas Thein

The growing power of first-time voters: CityNews

October 22, 2019

Reporter Mark McAllister examines how students' passion for change is driving them into the streets, and to the ballot box.

Student academy member Isobel McLean

‘Easiest part of our democracy’: U of T’s School of Cities student academy group "PAYCE" encourages students to vote

October 18, 2019

Only 57% of voters aged 18 to 34 participated in the last federal election in 2015, according to Elections Canada.

It's why a group of students at the University of Toronto’s School of Cities decided to engage U of T students in the lead up to October 21st election.

CBC interviews School of Cities interim director

The city and province commit to building the Ontario Line: CBC Toronto

October 17, 2019

CBC Toronto reports on the official green light for the Ontario line: the project that the province – and now the city – says will bring relief to Toronto’s subway system. The cost of the Ontario Line is estimated to be $10.9 billion and is scheduled to open in 2027.

Toronto subway photo by Jed Dela Cruz via Unsplash

How do you move? Post-secondary students asked to participate in regional transportation survey

October 17, 2019

For Karina Maynard, a master’s of planning student in the University of Toronto’s department of geography and planning in the Faculty of Arts & Science, the commute she makes to and from the St. George campus each day is short and relatively easy: she opts to ride her bike.

Skyline view of the city of Toronto

U of T’s School of Cities draws world's urban institutes to Toronto for global network workshop

October 16, 2019

The University of Toronto’s School of Cities is bringing together 25 urban institutes from across five continents for a first-of-its-kind workshop.

Sidewalk Labs rendering of Toronto waterfront plans

In Toronto, "Google City" to leave or double: Le Monde

October 14, 2019

France's daily afternoon newspaper Le Monde, highlights Google's plans to build a futuristic neighborhood in Toronto. The city has until the end of October to decide whether to continue with the Quayside project.

Person walking into the subway station

How to fix Toronto’s broken rapid-transit plans: Globe and Mail op-ed

October 11, 2019

In a report for the Institute on Municipal Finance and Governance (IMFG) at the University of Toronto, Professor Drew Fagan at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy and School of Cities interim director

House Divided panel

House Divided: U of T’s School of Cities and Urban Studies Program hosts discussion on Toronto’s housing affordability crisis

October 04, 2019

How can Toronto solve its housing affordability crisis? It’s a question examined by a new book, House Divided: How the Missing Middle Will Solve Toronto's Affordability Crisis (2019, Coach House Books).

From left, U of T&#039;s Lara Muldoon, Shauna Brail and Nouman Ashraf; United Way of Greater Toronto president and CEO Daniele Zanotti; and Nakia Lee-Foon, a PhD candidate at U of T (photo by Nina Haikara)

U of T’s School of Cities establishes Community-Builders Fellowships in partnership with the United Way

September 30, 2019

Nouman Ashraf, an assistant professor of organizational behaviour and director of equity, diversity and inclusion at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management, prepares to start his seminar by connecting his laptop to the teaching podium.

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