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July 12, 2020| Community, Our Schools| CityPlace Press
Peter Chiaramonte, PhD In their book, Lowering Higher Education: The Rise of Corporate Universities and the... Read More → Lowering Higher Education. But Don’t Worry— Turns Out You Will Get a Good Job with Your Liberal Arts Degree Afterall
July 7, 2020| Community, Community News| CityPlace Press
Dr. Frankie Lee, PhD (Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto; Founder and CEO S.T.E.M. for Kids,... Read More → S.T.E.M. for Kids: Making Science, Technology, Engineering & Math Something Fun and Real
June 17, 2020| Community, Community News, Kids and Family, Our Schools| CityPlace Press
Even with the best intentions, sometimes unanticipated circumstances dictate the lay of the land for a while.... Read More → Messes, insomnia, chaos: How three Cityplace families are coping with home schooling, mental health and social distancing
June 16, 2020| Community, Neighbourhood Projects, Park Use and Green Space| CityPlace Press
Thank you to all our local sponsors & fellow community members who joined us for our Fort York clean up.... Read More → Fort York, Community Clean Up. Together Everyone Achieves More.
June 9, 2020| Community, Community Business| CityPlace Press
Some people are wondering whether the price we’re paying to try and “flatten the curve” is worth the... Read More → On Reopening Ontario: Business Traditions, Hiring Traps and Transitions, Volume 1
June 2, 2020| Community, Community News| CityPlace Press
On Fool’s Day April 1st, Nelson-Atkins, Museum of Art director, Julián Zugazagoitia called up Randy... Read More → Teachable Moments, Backwards and Forwards in Time: From Kansas City to Wuhan and Renaissance Florence, and Answers as to Why the Wealthy Fear Pandemics
May 16, 2020| Community, Community News| CityPlace Press
Finally got to see the documentary, “After Truth: Disinformation and the Cost of Fake News,” after I’d... Read More → Post Veritas: Disinformation, Conspiracy Theories, and How to Become Measurably More Accurate Super-forecasters in Less Than an Hour
May 13, 2020| Community, Community News| CityPlace Press
When I was a kid growing up on Yonge Street in the fifties the subway was just a hole in the street in front... Read More → Tales of Two Cities as One
April 28, 2020| Community, Community News| CityPlace Press
For better or worse, the reading and writing habits we adopt in our teens and early twenties become set in... Read More → How Writing for University Is Not Like Writing for High School
In their book, Lowering Higher Education: The Rise of Corporate Universities and the Fall of Liberal... Read More → The Surrender of Education and Culture to Technology: 21st Century Leviathans, Vol.1
April 27, 2020| Community, Community News| CityPlace Press
Dear Residents, Please share with the CityPlace Residents’ Community some of your ideas and experiences... Read More → Calling on CityPlace Students, Authors, Journalists, and Teachers of Writing…
April 23, 2020| Community, Community News| CityPlace Press
Includes three useful guidelines on: 1. Maintaining a Daily, Healthy Mind Diet; 2. Steps to a Synergistic... Read More → The Surrender of Culture and Education to Technology: 21st-Century Leviathans, Vol. 2
April 17, 2020| Community, Community News| CityPlace Press
Structural inequalities by design, lessons in leadership from the past facing forwards, always look on the... Read More → Torn on the Horns of Super-wicked Dilemmas, Vol. 2
April 10, 2020| Community, Community News| CityPlace Press
There’s a wonderful scene in film director Morten Tyldum’s dramatic thriller The Imitation Game, where... Read More → The Search for Methods of Solving Wicked Problems Like the Ones We Are Facing, Vol. 1.
April 7, 2020| Community, Community Safety, Park Use and Green Space| CityPlace Press
Using his emergency powers, on Thursday (April 2nd) Toronto Mayor John Tory signed a new bylaw that requires... Read More → Locked-down or Locked-up: It’s Your Responsibility to Remain Six-feet Apart
March 29, 2020| Community| CityPlace Press
French philosopher and Nobel Prize award winner for Literature in 1957, Albert Camus’ 1947 novel The Plague... Read More → The Plague: A Story for Our Times; A Story for All Ages
March 15, 2020| Community| Peter Chiaramonte, PhD
How are you feeling? The reason I ask is I keep waking up in the same nightmare every morning. I brew a latte... Read More → On Taking a Wide-angle Perspective of the Pandemic Crisis in a New Context
March 12, 2020| Community, Community News| CityPlace Press
To TCDSB School Community We have just been advised by the Government of Ontario that all publicly funded... Read More → All TCDSB will be closed from March 14 through to April 5, 2020
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