Notice: Deadline for 2018 Annual General Meeting (AGM) Agenda Items
The University of Toronto Students’ Union (UTSU) Annual General Meeting (AGM) is coming up! Any member of the UTSU can submit proposals for consideration, as well as attend, hold proxies, and vote. In order to put items on the agenda, the UTSU must receive items for consideration at the general meeting in advance. The deadline […]
Clubs Carnival and Street Festival Registration Now Open
The UTSU’s Clubs Carnival and Street Festival are back for Orientation 2018! Come and check out all of the exciting club booths, food trucks, sponsor and partner activities, inflatables and much more. The Clubs Carnival will be taking place on Wednesday September 5th at King’s College Circle, from 3:00PM-7:00PM. It will combine the traditional Clubs […]
Statement: Mandated Leave Policy
RE: University Mandated Leave of Absence Policy The University of Toronto Students’ Union joins other student groups and leaders, from across the university, to express our concerns with the revised University Mandated Leave of Absence Policy. The University Mandated Leave of Absence Policy allows the administration to place a student on academic suspension if they […]
University of Toronto Students Union Digital Archive
The University of Toronto Students’ Union was founded in 1901 and has since acted as a central student government for undergraduate students at the University of Toronto. Students, and student governments, have a unique view into our university, our city, our province, and our country. The UTSU has recorded its 100-year history by keeping an […]
RESULTS: Student Commons Cafe Naming Contest
Last month we asked students to name our student-run Cafe at the new Student Commons. We received responses from 526 students, mostly consisting of boundless jokes. Suggestions ranged in quality from Brew of T to Memmel’s World Class Hot Bean Water to the Jitterbug (you can decide which ones we liked and which we didn’t). The winning […]
2018 Provincial Elections: Riding and Voter Information Services
Ontario is currently divided into 107 electoral districts but the number of electoral districts will increase for the 2018 general election. Find information about your riding like, Electoral District Number, Area, Population and where to go for other voter services here.
2018 Provincial Election: How to Vote
There are many ways to vote in a general election or by-election. You can choose the option that works best for you. You can only vote once in an election. There are three simple steps to making voting as easy as possible: Use e-Registration to confirm, update or add your information to the Voters List. Check your Voter Information […]
2018 Provincial Elections: Where to Vote
Where you vote is determined by where you live. Your voting locations for advance voting and voting on election day are based on your address, which means you can only vote at the locations assigned to you. If your name and address are on the Voters List, you will receive a Voter Information Card by mail. It will tell […]
