U of T leader in Aboriginal health research
University participates in a nation-wide Aboriginal health research network by leading one of its Ontario sites
by Barbara de Dios, Staff Writer
With the creation of the Network Environments for Aboriginal Health Research (NEAHR) in early 2008, the University of Toronto has become an important site for Aboriginal health research.
Post the First Commentby E.D. Cauchi
On Thursday, February 13th, more than 60 people protested the removal of United Church national archives off campus to Islington.
Arts & Science students turn entrepreneur for $10,000 Rotman business prize
Business experts equip competitors with critique, entrepreneurial skills
by William Jorge
U of T students will be given an opportunity to test their skills in entrepreneurship as the fourth annual University of Toronto Business Plan Competition quickly approaches.
by Sarah Hussaini, Staff Writer
Last year, Ontario introduced its pilot Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), enabling the province to select immigrants with skill sets matching market need.
Vic earns gold at indoor rowing championship
Captain Karen Chung crowned CIRC Novice Women's 1000m Champion
by Vic Crew
The Victoria College Dragon Boat Club's visit to the 24th annual Canadian Indoor Rowing Championships produced three podium finishes in the resurgent club's most significant test during its off-season preparations for the coming 2008 season.
by Jasimin Curtin, Staff Writer
In the country's worst single bombing since 2001, an Afghani suicide bomber killed 80 people and wounded more than 100 others.
by Erin Hale, The McGill Daily (McGill University)
According to Jean-Claude St-Onge, the author of The Other Side of the Pill: The Hidden Face of the Pharmaceutical Industry, North America's pharmaceutical industry works constantly to "redefine the frontiers of health and sickness," encouraging excessive use of medications.
