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OISE student examines Canada’s pandemic-fueled labour shortage and the role of hiring persons with disabilities

A first-of-its-kind study conducted by OISE student Amani Hitimana draws parallels between Canada’s pandemic-fueled labour shortage and the role – and shocking statistics – of hiring persons with disabilities. Read the article here.

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Holland Bloorview and BRN collaboration advances research to highlight experiences of racialized children and youth with disabilities in Canada

De-Lawrence Lamptey has dedicated his career to understanding the experiences of racialized children and youth with disabilities in Canada. As the...

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News | Wednesday, November 6, 2024

Temerty Medicine PhD candidate investigates non-invasive gene therapy approaches to treat Alzheimer’s disease

An estimated 750,000 people live with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia in Canada. With no cure for the disease and...

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News | Monday, October 28, 2024

‘This is where change happens’: Wes Hall on becoming U of T’s 35th chancellor

For much of his childhood, Wes Hall lived in a tin shack in rural Jamaica, where he and his siblings were raised...

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