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Kevin O&#039;Leary at the American Music Awards

As O’Leary bows out of conservative race, Bernier set to take the lead, says U of T expert

April 27, 2017

In a surprise move, Kevin O’Leary has dropped out of the Conservative Party leadership race, throwing his support behind Maxime Bernier.

O’Leary cited the lack of support in Quebec as his deciding factor, saying he would not be able to win the general election without it.

U of T professor Robert Vipond sits in the library of the Clinton Street Public School.

U of T professor's book explores Toronto's diversity through local public school

April 20, 2017

The tiny archive room at Clinton Street Public School in downtown Toronto tells a fascinating story, not only about the 129-year-old primary school but also about the city’s journey to become the multicultural metropolis it is today.

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Government of Japan establishes its first-in-Canada chair and centre in Japan studies at the University of Toronto

March 30, 2017

At the Japan-Canada Summit Meeting in May 2016, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe noted that Japan wished to support Japanese studies at Canadian universities in order to promote mutual understanding between the two countries.

Survey of university scholars shows "perspective gaps" in understanding Canada's confederation

March 29, 2017

A recent survey of Canadian historians and political scientists, conducted by the University of Toronto and York University, has found that there are important gaps in how Canada’s 1867 Confederation is studied in this country.

Canada 150: A toast from political scientist Rob Vipond

March 29, 2017

Professor Rob Vipond of the Department of Political Science gave this toast at a gathering of colleagues, friends and fellow editors of the forthcoming Roads to Confederation, The Making of Canada, 1867 on the occasion of the 150^th anniversary of the gran

U of T student co-author of first study documenting pervasive school-based sexual violence in Ghana

March 06, 2017

The extent of school-based sexual violence in Ghana has been documented for the first time in a report co-authored by U of T political science PhD student Erin Aylward.

The national study shows that:

Three protesters holding a banner that says &quot;Refugees Welcome&quot;

U of T research shows Canada is not immune to anti-immigration movements

February 10, 2017

U of T’s School of Public Policy and Governance (SPPG) is part of a joint study that suggests Canadians are not exceptional when it comes to tolerance of refugees and immigrants, and that there is potential here for the same level of xenophobia experienced in Europe and the U.S.

Volunteer lawyers join protesters at the Los Angeles International Airport

Here’s what the head of our political science department, Louis W. Pauly sees coming soon.

A continuing tradition of interdisciplinarity

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