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Alan Christie - U of T News

Alan Christie - U of T News

Scarborough students need and deserve better transit, municipal expert says

February 08, 2016

The new transit plan that includes a stop at the University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) will be a major “boon for future students” Associate Professor Matti Siemiatycki says.

Five ways cities can avoid cost overruns on infrastructure: Matti Siemiatycki

January 25, 2016

Toronto is heading into a massive period of investment in infrastructure, and a new U of T report suggests ways it can be done without equally massive cost overruns.

Toronto from above, CN tower in middle of frame

2016: Three city experts on the year ahead

January 04, 2016

Inspired by politicians like John Tory who look to U of T for expertise and advice, U of T News asked several experts in civic affairs to suggest areas where Toronto should take action in 2016.

Go train arriving at Brampton during the day.

StudentMoveTO: thousands complete transit survey created by students

December 10, 2015

More than 7,000 University of Toronto students have filled out an unprecedented survey about their concerns while travelling to and from school.

The civic university: exploring the ties between U of T and the city

December 03, 2015

Shauna Brail has been at the University of Toronto for more than a decade, but in the months following her appointment in July as urban affairs adviser to President Meric Gertler, she has bee

Why Canada should accept 100,000 refugees and help "knock ISIS off its pedestal"

December 02, 2015

The number has been in the news for weeks: 25,000. But a country as large and rich as Canada could easily resettle 100,000 Syrian refugees over the next two or three years, Professor Randall Hansen says.

Canada Next: Munk panels on terrorism, ISIS and the global refugee crisis

November 26, 2015

The University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairsheld two sessions about terrorism on Nov. 20, with one over-arching theme emerging:

Meet the new cabinet ministers from the University of Toronto — including three Arts & Science grads

November 06, 2015

Members of the University of Toronto community are solidly represented in the new federal Liberal government, with five of them sworn in as cabinet members.

Justin Trudeau speaking at a political event

Election 2015: what just happened — and what's next for Canada?

October 22, 2015

The election of Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister could usher in major domestic changes and improve the perception of Canada on the world stage, U of T Professor David Sobermansays.

Election 2015: action needed on climate change, expert says

August 25, 2015

Whoever wins the federal election must “move further and faster” to outlaw the use of major carbon pollutants, especially coal and methane, says political science professor John Kirton.

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