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Month: September 2015
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Tarragon's Blind Date a hilarious improv show
Play returns to Toronto after playing off-Broadway, London and across Canada
GBC students struggle to find and pay for child care
Parents frustrated with Toronto’s day-care system
George Brown alumni in the running for top restaurant
EnRoute award honours our favourite places to eat
Chef's school students compete in Taste Canada contest
Aspiring chefs learn from experienced mentors at Cooks the Books
Union organizing part-time staff at Ontario colleges
Organizing drive comes seven years after first attempt to unionize part-time support staff
Campus offices try to get students to vote this fall
A new Elections Canada project to facilitate youth participation in federal elections
International students pay too much: Editorial
Canada should increase transfers to provinces for post-secondary education
Applications to open in October for GBC student residence
Two-bedroom unit will cost $2,225 per month in new GBC student residence
Pop-up library a hit with culinary students
Wide selection of cookbooks on offer at culinary arts centre shop
iPad Pro's new pencil could help design students
Apple’s latest product boasts finest display of any iOS
Biking to school just got easier
Cyclists commuting to George Brown College’s St. James and Waterfront campuses will soon have a quicker route to get to classes. The City of Toronto is extending bike lanes along Richmond and Adelaide streets, with plans to open the lanes sometime next month. The work on Richmond Street is essentially complete and the Adelaide lanes…