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�ʹ��'s commemorates 30th anniversary of l’École Polytechnique massacre

�ʹ��'s Engineering and Applied Science students, staff, and faculty lighting candles as the ceremony begins.

Permanent memorial announced as university marks National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women.

Showcasing stories of research and discovery

The successful IGnite series continues in its second year at �ʹ��’s. Featuring topics from climate change to gender diversity, the events highlight the breadth of research happening at �ʹ��’s to a public audience.

Indigenous Solidarity: A Conversation Series

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This is an open invitation to everyone in the �ʹ��'s and broader community to join us for a new series of talks associated with Global Development Studies’ Principal’s Dream Course on Indigenous Human Ecology in the winter term of 2020.

Set for a historic day for �ʹ��’s

Principal Deane stands on a grassy lawn with trees in the background.

The installation of Patrick Deane as the 21st principal and vice-chancellor will celebrate �ʹ��'s through a mixture of old and new traditions.

Bringing �ʹ��’s to �ʹ��’s Park

A group of people stand in front of a bus that says "Gaels" on it which stands in front of �ʹ��'s Park.

A team of �ʹ��'s researchers, staff, and students traveled to �ʹ��’s Park to meet with MPPs and their staff to promote the university's unrivaled student learning experience and leading-edge research.

Research Feature: Dark Matter Detectives

Three �ʹ��’s astroparticle physicists are leaders in the international hunt for the missing mass of the universe.

Show your tricolour pride

University revives �ʹ��’s Day tradition on Oct. 16 by celebrating the day �ʹ��’s received its Royal Charter in 1841.

Message from Principal Deane on climate change rally

Principal and Vice-Chancellor Patrick Deane on the university's ongoing efforts to help tackle climate change.