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Toronto police respond to fewer mental health crisis calls as community-based service grows

Toronto police respond to fewer mental health crisis calls as community-based service grows

Police have seen a 4.5 per cent decline in person in crisis calls for service attended from 2022 to 2023.
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: From childhood dream to police experience

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: From childhood dream to police experience

Shane Ball dreamed of being a police officer as a child and now is living that dream through his hands-on experience with York Regional Police, on track to turning his childhood goal into a reality.
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Hockey star with a heart for policing

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Hockey star with a heart for policing

Zachary Correia has big dreams in both policing and hockey which he is already pursuing through the Before the Badge Program as well as his wide range of hockey and coaching experience.
Rogers Stadium: Just the start of bigger plans for Downsview site

Rogers Stadium: Just the start of bigger plans for Downsview site

A new landmark venue is set to transform Toronto's live music scene – and that's just the beginning.
University of Toronto prof shares Nobel Prize in physics for AI research

University of Toronto prof shares Nobel Prize in physics for AI research

The Godfather of AI, Geoffrey Hinton from the University of Toronto shared the 2024 Nobel Prize in physics. Hinton is the fourth faculty member from the U of T to receive the Nobel Prize.
Faculty union concerned about counsellor-student ratio

Faculty union concerned about counsellor-student ratio

The ratio is 1 counsellor to 10,672 Humber students.
Humber community unites in IGNITE's Walk for Reconciliation

Humber community unites in IGNITE's Walk for Reconciliation

IGNITE and Humber Polytechnic hosted a Truth and Reconciliation Walk at North campus.
Faculty union seeks strike vote

Faculty union seeks strike vote

OPSEU, the union representing faculty, has called for a strike vote in October as contract talks move slowly.
Grassy Narrows River Run Rally

Grassy Narrows River Run Rally

Protesters mingled and laughed but they all had a serious message for the Ontario government. Many held up signs saying different things, but all had the same message, loud and clear.
Humber's Grab 'n Go Food Bank helps food insecure students

Humber's Grab 'n Go Food Bank helps food insecure students

Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences (FLAS) Grab ‘n Go food bank raises questions about food insecurity among Humber students.