Humber medicine garden now open to Indigenous students and staff
Humber North campus is opening a medicine garden to give Indigenous students and staff direct access to traditional medicines.
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Humber celebrates Pollinator Week with new native plants in the arboretum
Humber College’s Office of Sustainability hosted an event to promote the importance of pollinators on the first day of Pollinator Week
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The bees are back! Students repaint beehives as honeybees return to campus
Humber’s Office of Sustainability organized a beehive painting event to prepare Humber Bees’ homes as they return to campus in late May or early June
Read MoreArboretum assesses TransformTO climate strategy
Data released by TransformTO showed that in 2017, 52 per cent of the city’s greenhouse gas emissions were caused by buildings, 38 per cent by transportation, and 10 per cent from waste.
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Humber garden supplies local and sustainable foods
The outdoor classroom Humber Food Learning Garden is now officially open.
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Humber Arboretum named one of Toronto’s most beautiful places to walk
Humber Arboretum on Humber College’s North Campus has been named among the most beautiful outdoor locales in Toronto.
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Humber Arboretum holds ‘Toursday’ event to bring awareness to green space
Humber College’s North Campus will hold ‘Toursday’ event to draw students to their Arboretum.
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Mystery sludge endangers fish in Brampton
By: Adriana Di Santo An investigation by the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change is being...
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Pan Am Path links Brampton, Scarborough
By Dominique Taylor Three-time Olympian and cyclist Curt Harnett led a pack of enthusiastic riders...
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Conservation areas in GTA collide with cold conditions
Some conservation areas in the Greater Toronto Area are making adjustments to maintain their parks during this season’s harsh weather conditions.
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Sports management students plan community race
By Therese Jastrzebski Sports management students are planning a community race to raise money...
Read MoreHurricane Sandy doesn’t quite make it to Humber
By: Claire McCormack and Heather VanAndel Students were cautioned to stay indoors Monday night as the effects of Hurricane Sandy swept up the East Coast of North America leaving 200,000 people in Ontario and Quebec without...
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