As the weather gets colder, there’s nothing more comforting than the warmth of your own home. But what about those who don’t have a home? Approximately 11,000 homeless youth roam Canada’s streets every night, with no place to go. This November, Torontonians can help.
Unleash your inner geek for charity and help provide laptops for youths in need. Centennial College’s Corporate Communications & Public Relations students are hosting Get Your Geek On, a trivia night in support of Sky’s the Limit on November 27, 2013 at the Fox and the Fiddle at 535 Danforth Ave.
Congratulations to graduates from Centennial’s Corporate Communications & Public Relations Class of 2013 who won the Cision’s The Pitch on Thursday, September 26, 2013.
An Instagram video depicting a controversial frosh week chant promoting underage, non-consensual sex has put Saint Mary’s University in a negative spotlight in media outlets across the country.
More than 30 students from Centennial’s Corporate Communications & Public Relations students were privileged to attend Moses Znaimer’s ideacity Conference from June 19 to 21st.
Centennial’s Corporate Communications & Public Relations program was recognized with three ACE Awards by the Toronto chapter of the Canadian Public Relations Society at its annual awards gala on Wednesday, April 24, 2013.
More than 300 delegates at the Greater Toronto CivicAction Alliance’s Our Region, Our Move conference were the first to see the debut episode of The Big Race on April 17, 2013.
Anticipation is mounting for the first episode of The Big Race. The first segment of the 8 part series will be unveiled at the Greater Toronto Civic Action Alliance Our Region, Our Move conference on Wednesday, April 17.
In late January Centennial’s School of Communications, Media & Design held a school-wide competition focused on generating discussion around issues related to transit and social justice. A team from Corporate Communications & Public Relations won the competition, and partnered with students from Broadcasting & Film to bring their idea to life.
Hunger in Parkdale is about to get 86’d. For those who don’t speak restaurant-ese, that means knocked off, taken care of, dealt with. You know, eliminated. Or at least that’s the dream we’ll be striving for.
