September News Briefs
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Striving for academic excellence and student change
The UTMSU will be organizing numerous events in the upcoming weeks focusing on important student initiatives such as their Education For All campaign.
While students prepare for upcoming midterms, members of the UTMSU have also been hard at work, organizing a variety of…
Canada welcomes Afghan refugees amid troubling humanitarian crises
Immigration programs, non-profit organizations, and individuals provide financial support to Afghan refugees arriving in Canada.
Earlier this August, the Taliban took over the country of Afghanistan after nearly two decades of war. Today, the Taliban…
Orange Shirt Day at U of T in support of Indigenous communities
Hart House, UTM Indigenous Centre, and First Nations House host various virtual and in-person events to provide support for Indigenous communities.
This Thursday, U of T will join millions of Canadians in recognizing Orange Shirt Day. Occurring annually on September 30,…
A review of the University-Mandated Leave of Absence Policy
Professor Donald Ainslie highlights policy objectives and discusses the impacts students have faced in the past.
On September 23, the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) hosted its first town hall meeting of the fall session to…
The Dundas Bus Rapid Transit Project introduces new transportation plans for the future of the GTA
Metrolinx highlights key prospects and considerations while addressing the public’s associated concerns.
As the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) continues to increase in population, growing employment opportunities and rapid urban development has raised…
What students can expect after a third win by Trudeau’s Liberal Party
The 2021 budget for education provides various financial resources to support students in paying their tuition and finding work post-graduation.
Last Tuesday, September 21, it was announced that Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party secured a third victory in this year’s snap…
UTMSU informs students what to expect for the new school year
President Mitra Yakubi announces new events and campaigns for students while also continuing ones from previous years.
Following another year of the pandemic, the University of Toronto Mississauga Students’ Union (UTMSU) presents new campaigns, reintroduces previous projects,…
Rampant sexual assault allegations and vandalism as students attend large-scale gatherings amid fourth wave of Covid-19
Ontario universities issue statements with promises to take action against criminal acts taking place on campus grounds.
As classes start in universities across Ontario, the gradual return to in-person education has stirred up excitement for students. Amid…
Pandemic threatens financial livelihood of Toronto families
Recent report reveals that the average salary of a family of four to thrive costs over $100K after tax.
A report recently published by the Wellesley Institute reveals $103,032 to $136,426 to be the average cost after tax for…
Ontario launches Covid-19 vaccine certificate system
Individuals will now be required to display proof of vaccination in high-risk areas to help fight the spread.
After deliberation with public health authorities, Premier Doug Ford has announced Ontario will be implementing a vaccine passport system effective…
New Strategic Framework reveals proposals for the future of the UTM community
Drawing upon previous findings, UTM plans to host conversations this upcoming semester to enhance the first draft of their latest framework.
The University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) has released the first draft of its strategic framework, which outlines the university’s efforts…
Conflict arises amongst students and faculty with return of in-person classes
Students and faculty express their concerns as U of T announces new vaccination policy for all parties returning to campus.
Earlier last month, U of T announced that all students, staff, faculty, and anyone with an active UTORid must provide…
Governing Council releases plans for in-person learning
Members discuss plans for in-person education, including the mandatory vaccination of students and faculty, mask mandate, and the introduction of the UCheck system.
Following a year of remote learning, U of T plans to progressively reintroduce students to in-person education by offering both…
UTM Career Centre introduces Job Shadowing Program for students
The Career Centre enables students to gain insight into their prospective career interests.
This year, UTM’s Career Centre is offering a way for students to virtually explore their career interests through the Job…