Tag: Olivia Chow

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Jack Layton School for Youth Leadership launches

A select group of Ryerson Faculty of Arts students decided to spend their break a little differently, striving to become change-makers both locally and globally

VIDEO: Olivia Chow speaks to The Eyeopener

February 24, 2015

On Feb. 23, 2015, Olivia Chow came to The Eyeopener office to speak about joining Ryerson as a distinguished professor

Olivia Chow appointed distinguished professor at Rye

February 22, 2015

Olivia Chow has been appointed a distinguished visiting professor at Ryerson University’s Faculty of Arts

Mayor begins building legacy with Rye

November 12, 2014

Tory was on campus to help launch Ryerson’s new City Building Institute, a centre that will address Toronto’s “urban problems”

Levy gets drafted to Tory team

November 4, 2014

Ryerson’s president is set to be a player on Tory’s transitional council

Olivia Chow visits Ryerson on election day

October 27, 2014

Olivia Chow stopped by Ryerson on Oct. 27, the day of the mayoral election

ArtsVote for your favourite candidate

October 1, 2014

Toronto organization co-chaired by Rye grad aims to raise awareness about arts funding at city hall

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VIDEO: Having a beer at the Ram with Olivia Chow

September 29, 2014

The Eyeopener sat down for a drink with mayoral candidate Olivia Chow. Here's what she had to say about her plans for the city

Chow down on the minds of the youth

September 25, 2014

The Eyeopener has discovered what mayoral candidate Olivia Chow was really doing on Ryerson’s campus

Pride Parade funding takes centre stage in LGBTQ debate

September 23, 2014

Mayoral candidate John Tory said at a debate on campus Friday that if elected he will not publicly fund Toronto's Pride Week

Are we doomed to old farts?

September 23, 2014

All right, let's take a big bite out of a tasty reality sandwich: John Tory will most likely become mayor

Heavyweights on heavy issues

September 23, 2014

Reporter Alex Downham breaks down what happened at the disability issues debate at Ryerson