GBC students at The Chefs’ House, the only student-run fine dining restaurant in downtown Toronto, is gearing up for the return of a popular city-wide event this August known as Summerlicious. The program aims to highlight the diversity of culinary talents amongst local restaurants, all while supporting them through economic downturn. Head Chef John Higgins…
As the semester comes to a close, students in their final year are rushing to hand in the last of their assignments and prepare for the much-anticipated event – graduation. As exciting as it may be, some students may find themselves a little stressed or lost as to what to do after graduation. Some are…
With the promise of more in-person activities at GBC for the incoming Spring and Fall semesters, students will be happy to know that they will soon be able to get more out of recreation and activity services offered on campus. Currently, recreation services are limited to the Casa Loma campus, since the St. James Athletic…
Due to the rise of social media, the majority of our time on the Internet is spent gathering, sharing, and viewing information. And because so much information is available with just a swipe or a tap, we are constantly being exposed to a bombardment of headlines, so much so that we neglect being critical and…
As the province loosens pandemic guidelines and GBC moves forward with the removal of its vaccination policy for the Spring term, Executive Director of the Canadian Public Health Association Ian Culbert is wary of an emerging COVID-19 variant. “We need to remain constantly vigilant, given the possibility of new variants and the possibility of future…
With the seemingly endless string of senseless tragedies and conflicts around the world over the past two years, it has been a difficult time for many. On Thursday, March 10, a vigil hosted by George Brown College was held via Zoom to allow students the opportunity to reflect on these events, mourn and heal. The…
It’s that time of the year again! Just as the second half of the semester approaches, students are ready for a little break to stretch their legs and relax their minds. For some students, intersession is a time where they can catch up on their workload or catch up on some sleep – maybe even…
With the city of Toronto looking to revitalize the eastern waterfront area, George Brown College plans to show the city and the rest of the world how much of an impact post-secondary institutions have on the growth of a city all while fighting climate change. On Wednesday, February 23, the Empire Club of Canada hosted…
