An art project aims to provide healing and support leading up to the 3-year anniversary of the pandemic at which point it will be ceremonially burned.
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The painting by Indigenous artist Philip Cote was officially unveiled — not that you can see it just yet.
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TMU officially unveils third Indigenous public art piece.
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‘Because They Survived, I Survived’: TMU Observes Truth and Reconciliation Day
Community members gathered in orange shirts to commemorate and acknowledge the impact of residential schools.
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Commemorative events are at the Podium Building in Room 250.
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TMU Holds Drop-off for Ryerson-branded Materials
Phase two of an ongoing collection project continues.
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Lachemi to Receive Short List of Proposed New Names for the University by End of the Semester
Ryerson president Mohamed Lachemi will be given the short list of proposed new names for the university by the end of the winter semester, the chair of the renaming committee…
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Ryerson observes its first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
by Serena Lopezby Serena LopezRyerson University joined other post-secondary institutions across the country in honouring its fifth Orange Shirt Day on Thursday. It also marks the first time Sept. 30 was recognized officially as…
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Demonstration at Yonge-Dundas Square commemorates Orange Shirt Day
by Zehra Razaby Zehra RazaMembers of Indigenous communities, survivors of the residential school system and allies gathered at Yonge-Dundas Square Thursday afternoon to commemorate Orange Shirt Day. The demonstration was organized by the Matriarchal…