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Powering Ontario’s innovation economy through AI, Critical Minerals, and Energy

On May 14, 2025, the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, in collaboration with the Government Relations Office (GRO), hosted a policy-focused discussion showcasing how AI research and talent is strengthening Ontario’s critical minerals and energy sectors.  The event opened with a presentation by Professor Lesley Warren, Director of Mining […]

The automotive industry will increasingly need a mix of skills including technological, engineering and mathematic skills which go beyond the specific designations such as programmers or engineers. This report highlights how educational institutions can meet the need for skills in demand in the auto... Read More

City of Toronto councillors recognized the University of Toronto’s leadership, innovation and contribution to the prosperity and growth of the City at a meeting this January at Toronto City Hall. Read More

Goldy Hyder, President and CEO of the Business Council of Canada, talks about the role the University of Toronto and other post-secondary institutions play in powering Canada’s economy. Read More

In discussions with industry, politicians, policy-makers and universities across Ontario, several strategies emerged that can accelerate growth and prosperity in Ontario. Read More


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