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Introducing Our New Faculty

Introducing Our New Faculty

September 12, 2025

The Department of Geography & Planning is proud to introduce and welcome three brilliant scholars — Alex Ramiller, Luisa Sotomayor, and Ghazal Fazli — to the tri-campus community.

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The walking classroom: Summer Abroad students learn about Mumbai on foot

August 28, 2025

Mumbai is a city where the contrast between wealth and poverty is bracingly stark.The massive Indian metropolis is home to 90 billionaires, and yet 60 per cent of the population lives in slums.

Meric Gerlter Conference

Meric Gertler Conference

July 15, 2025

As Meric Gertler concludes his tenure at the University of Toronto as President, the Department of Geography & Planning, in collaboration with the

Street trees unequally distributed across Canada, study finds

Street trees unequally distributed across Canada, study finds

July 10, 2025

A new study from the University of Toronto Mississauga finds that street trees are unevenly distributed across Canadian cities, with marginalized neighbourhoods often seeing fewer and smaller trees and less species diversity.

U of T grad – and celebrated slam poet – champions environmental science

U of T grad – and celebrated slam poet – champions environmental science

May 30, 2025

Curious and full of questions about everything at home, Hannah Flores was painfully shy in elementary school. Her mother and grandmother nudged her towards books – and she quietly mined the local library in Markham, Ont., to learn about dinosaurs, plants and the human body.

Celebrating Excellence at Our 2025 Awards Ceremony

Celebrating Excellence at Our 2025 Awards Ceremony

May 22, 2025

As the academic year draws to a close, we take this opportunity to celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of our undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and alumni.

Friends of Planning Spring Social 2025

Friends of Planning Spring Social 2025

May 05, 2025

The 29th Annual Friends of Planning Spring Social, hosted by the Planning Alumni Committee (PAC) and the

Bousfield Lecture Presented by Rafael Pereira

Bousfield Lecture Presented by Rafael Pereira

April 28, 2025

Rafael Pereira delivered the second lecture of the 2024–2025 Bousfield Lecture Series with his talk, Advancing Urban Accessibility for Inclusive Cities, exploring how improving access to essential services like employment, education, and healthcare can foster more just, inclusive, and sustainable cities through advancements in

Bousfield Lecture Presented by Renée Gomes

Bousfield Lecture Presented by Renée Gomes

April 22, 2025

Renée Gomes kicked off the 2024–2025 Bousfield Lecture Series with her talk, After the Condo Boom: Confronting a New Era of City Building in Toronto, exploring the shifting dynamics of urban development in the city.

Hot wheels: Researcher cycles through Mississauga to map air temperature differences across the city

Hot wheels: Researcher cycles through Mississauga to map air temperature differences across the city

March 27, 2025

PhD student and GIS researcher Scarlett Rakowska biked through the streets of Mississauga collecting air temperature data to track shifts in heat from one neighbourhood to the next

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