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The staged crime scenes that students investigate vary from year to year, but each comes with a detailed back story. This year’s was based loosely on the Boston Marathon bombing. Photo by Nick Iwanyshyn Read More

September 23, 2022 | By Sally Choi

What on Earth Is This?

These intriguing objects from across U of T’s three campuses reveal stories of discovery, creativity and Canadian firsts. Can you tell what they are? Read More

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Build Homes for Everyone

Canada’s housing crisis is squeezing families at every income level, but U of T experts say solutions are within reach Read More

Models of tiny people standing and sitting on the tube of a giant stethoscope that is hovering over a field of wheat

Update the Canada Health Act

After four decades, the landmark law still protects universal care – but U of T experts argue it must evolve to face modern pressures Read More

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Sally Choi

What on Earth Is This?

Build Homes for Everyone

Update the Canada Health Act

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