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On September 29, 2022, the House of Commons passed a motion to designate November as Hindu Heritage Month in Canada, noting that, since the early 1900s, Hindu communities have made significant contributions to Canadian society.
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Some of the challenges facing our country and our world demand action now. As Canada’s flagship university, #UofT is determined to meet the moment.
Explore the three Presidential Commitments at uoft.me/mtm
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#UofT Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) team honoured by OHS Canada 🍁 uoft.me/cIb
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Community, culture and celebration 💙
#UTM’s fourth annual All-Nations Powwow was a vibrant gathering centred on connection and belonging.
In photos: All-Nations Powwow a celebration of community at #UTM ➡️ bit.ly/4zhbQK4
ALT Dancers wait for word from the judges following the jingle dress special at the fourth annual All-Nations Powwow at UTM.
ALT Drummers participate in the All-Nations Powwow at UTM on Oct. 3, 2026.
ALT Head dancers Lindy Kinoshameg, Leslie McCue and Emilee Ann Pitawanakwat take to the floor during the fourth annual All-Nations Powwow at UTM.
ALT Vendors sell goods during the All-Nations Powwow at UTM on Oct. 3, 2026.
October is Latin American Islamic Heritage Month.
To learn more about this month, find Inclusive Guides, and related resources, please visit the Dates of Recognition, Observance & Celebration webpage: uoft.me/bRq. #UofT
ALT October is Latin American Heritage Month.
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#UofT Community: We are testing the UTAlert system this morning to ensure we reach new members & to confirm we have the best contact information to reach you in an emergency. These tests occur each semester. utoronto.ca/alerts
October is Canadian Islamic History Month. In addition to celebrating the longstanding and widespread contributions of Muslim communities, this month aims to expand knowledge of the history of Islam within a Canadian context.
Learn more: uoft.me/aVq
September 30 is Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Learn more about this day from our Inclusive Employer Guide: uoft.me/bRm. #UofT
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8 #UofT researchers receive Connaught Community Partnership Research Program awards 💙 uoft.me/cH2
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Flags fly above #UofT's three campuses ahead of Orange Shirt Day, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 🧡 uoft.me/cHt
ALT The Survivors' Flag flies alongside the Varsity Blues and University of Toronto flags at Varsity Stadium on the St. George campus
As the #UofT community prepares to celebrate Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah, please see this informational guide regarding these observances.
Please circulate and share with the members of your division: uoft.me/cGO
As the #UofT community prepares to celebrate Rosh Hashanah and observe Yom Kippur, please see this informational guide regarding these observances. Please circulate and share with the members of your division: uoft.me/cDW
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In preparation for the Fall term, we are excited to let you know that Pan Am Drive will be reopening on the morning of Friday, September 4th and the parking structure will be open to the community on Tuesday, September 8th. (1/3)
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University of Toronto just climbed even higher in global school rankings
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#UofT staff, librarians recognized with Excellence Through Innovation Awards 📚 uoft.me/cBj
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#UofT University Professor Emerita Anita McGahan elected a fellow of the British Academy ➡️ uoft.me/czt
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#UofT will be closed for the Civic Holiday on , Monday, August 3. To find resources for the U of T community, please visit utoronto.ca/utogether. 💙
Enjoy your long weekend!
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Emancipation Day is generally observed on August 1, marking the date in 1834 that the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833 came into effect across the British Empire, including Canada.
This day recognizes the strength, perseverance, and resistance of Black communities who fought – and continue to fight – for freedom and justice.
Celebrated by many communities across Canada since the 19th century, Emancipation Day was officially designated by Ontario’s provincial government in 2008 and the federal government in 2021.
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