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ALT This is a promotional image for the "Lecture Me! A Series" event celebrating its 10th anniversary. The lecture, titled "Disabling Cities: Stories About Food, Barriers and Safety," will be given by Ron Builing, Distinguished Professor at the University of Toronto, Department of Geography, Geomatics and Environment. The background depicts a city street scene with a Fresh Mart store, two buses, and a person navigating a sidewalk in a wheelchair. The event takes place on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, at the Mississauga Library, Noel Ryan Auditorium, with an in-person format.

ALT Image of a November calendar section with important dates listed and a wreath of red and white flowers beside it. Key dates: November 10 - Last day to drop a Y course for a 50% refund; November 11 - Service of Remembrance ceremony at 10:45 a.m. in front of the Davis Building; November 17 - Deadline to drop an F course from academic record and GPA. The wreath includes a ribbon with "Lest We Forget.

ALT A four-panel colored pencil drawing shows a person lying in bed. In each panel, the individual is depicted in various sleeping positions against a pastel purple and white background. The artwork uses soft lines and gentle colors to convey a peaceful, restful atmosphere. Illustration by Kristina Tzekova

ALT Three art pieces: (Left) Catherine Blackburn, Setsuné, 2023. Lightbox, 91 x 61 cm. Collection of the Doris McCarthy Gallery, University of Toronto Scarborough, 2026. Acquired with generous support from BMO. Photo by Toni Hafkenscheid. (Middle) Rebecca Belmore, Five Sisters, 1997. Photographs mounted on wood. 37 × 28 cm; dimensions variable. Purchased with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts Acquisition Grants Program. Blackwood Gallery Permanent Art Collection, 1999.1. Photo: Jenna Edwards. (Right) (Art) Dana Claxton, Headdress – Dana, 2019, lightbox, 152.4 x 101.6 cm. University of Toronto Collection. Purchased by the University of Toronto Art Committee, 2022. Courtesy Art Museum at the University of Toronto; (Claxton) courtesy of the artist.


























