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Domee Shi, Academy Award-winning director and Sheridan College alumna, will be a featured speaker at the 2024 Higher Education Summit in Toronto.
Colleges Ontario is pleased to announce that its president and CEO, Marketa Evans, will be a featured speaker at the upcoming Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) conference on “Strengthening the Connection Between Ontario’s Public Colleges and Municipalities.”
Geoffrey Hinton, British-Canadian computer scientist and cognitive psychologist and a leading figure in artificial intelligence, will be a keynote speaker at the 2024 Higher Education Summit in Toronto.
Bertie Gregory, acclaimed wildlife filmmaker, National Geographic explorer and host of Disney+’s Epic Adventures with Bertie Gregory, will be a featured speaker at the 2024 Higher Education Summit in Toronto.
The Committee of Presidents is pleased to announce the Executive Committee of the Colleges Ontario Committee of Presidents for the 2024-2025 term.
We’re pleased the province is allocating 80 per cent of the international study permit applications to the public colleges. However, we regret more has not been done to aid in the colleges’ financial recovery.
Ontario’s colleges are pleased the provincial government has made an initial investment into public college students.
The federal government’s cap on study permits for international students is essentially a moratorium by stealth that is already causing significant and unnecessary upheaval for students, employers and communities.
Seven exceptional alumni were honoured with the 2023 Premier's Awards for outstanding college graduates at a Nov. 27 gala in Toronto.
Consul General Janice McGann, the consul general of Ireland to Toronto, participated in the signing today of a memorandum of understanding between Ontario’s public colleges and post-secondary leaders in Ireland to strengthen the programs and research opportunities for students.
Marvel's first Asian superhero - Simu Liu - will be the star attraction when he appears at this year's Higher Education Summit in Toronto on Monday, Nov. 27.
Ontario’s colleges are calling for an immediate end to the province’s tuition freeze, a modest five per cent tuition increase and enhanced investments in Ontario’s public college students.