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ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS - U of T co-Presidents: Jacqueline Fleisig and Molly McGrail.

MEET: Engineers Without Borders, U of T Chapter Co-Presidents

TORONTO: NOVEMBER 15, 2019 -- CONCRETE CANOE TEAM -- A photo of L to R: Natasha Valenton (Mech fourth year) and Ashley An (Civ third year) at the University of Toronto on Friday, November 15, 2019.The two are Co-Project Managers for the U of T Concrete Canoe Club. 
PHOTO: Phill Snel, Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering/ U of T

MEET: Concrete Canoe Co-Project Managers

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MEET: Concrete Toboggan Team Co-Captains

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From between a rock and a hard place (for women) to an equitable and more profitable place for all: Why gender diversity in mining is vital to the strength and future of the industry

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Profile: Nicole Doucette (MinE 1T4 + PEY)

From left to right: Darin Graham, LG Toronto AI Lab, Summer Xia, Drone Delivery Canada, Stas Dogel, Hitachi High-Technologies Canada, and Jamey Adams, City of Barrie. (Photo: Paul Terefenko)

U of T Engineering recognizes four longstanding industry partners at fourth annual Partners’ Reception

From Left: Sonia Molodecky (RTEI program lead), Shakya Sur (RTEI research associate), Jamie Fine (MIE Postdoctoral Fellow), Professor Bomani Khemet (Architecture), Professor Liat Margolis (Architecture), Becky Big Canoe, and Professor Marianne Touchie (CivMin, MIE).

Indigenous leaders, U of T researchers look to build collaborations grounded in understanding and reciprocity

Professors Tracey Galloway and Chris Beck in one of the planes used to transport food, supplies and passengers to remote Indigenous communities in Northern Ontario. (Photo courtesy of Chris Beck)

Reconciliation through Engineering Initiative to improve transportation and housing in Indigenous communities

Lucia Stafford. Photo: Varsity Blues.

National Champion: Lucia Stafford Strikes Gold in Kingston

MapinHood is a new navigation app designed to take account of issues that affect pedestrians — from sidewalk construction to low-hanging branches — especially those that affect people with low vision. (Image courtesy iMerciv)

This U of T startup aims to make the world more navigable for pedestrians

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Sam Cherniak (MASc candidate) has won the Best Student Award from AWWA

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CivE Alumna Deborah Goodings receives Engineering Alumni Hall of Distinction Award