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May 21
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 […]
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June 26
Governments can prepare people for AI and automation with programs and policy packages that recognize the value of being a good human. That will also make for constructive politics. Read More
June 19
The Province’s differentiation policy framework, established in 2013, was very much aligned with advocacy by U of T for a funding model that recognized other types of activity we do outside of teaching, notably research and innovation. Read More
June 17
Mary Elizabeth Luka, the program director of the Arts Management Program at the University of Toronto Scarborough and Manaal Hussain, program and field placement advisor, explained how the program’s intensive Field Placement stream blends the arts with the business of management. Students enrolled... Read More
May 29
Advanced manufacturing is a key driver of the new economy, and universities across Ontario were at Queen’s Park this week to promote the talent, industry partnerships and innovation that are key to its growth. The Council of Ontario Universities (COU) sponsored the event. Read More