The parking lot at Queen's Plate is currently not open to anyone. However, 60 parking stalls will be in use by an approved external organization from Wednesday August 4, 2021 at 7 a.m. to Friday, August 6 2021 at 7 a.m.

Please contact Sara Vani or Connie Sanfilippo with any questions.

Registration is now open for student personal trainers for the Fall 2021 semester.

• Don’t miss out on your opportunity to register
• Exclusive to the Humber Community (students, staff, faculty)

You must be able to commit to the program from September to December 2021.

Delivery of training:

To follow protocols for physical distancing due to COVID-19, the Student Personal Training service may take place via remote delivery with the following training options:

• Option 1: Live stream via a service such as MS Teams, Zoom, Skype, or
• Option 2: "Homework-style" exercise program that you can complete on your own at home, or
• Option 3: A combination of Option 1 and 2

For further information and online registration, please click here.

Location: Lakeshore Campus

Crews will be using G Commons, Parking Lot 4 including accessible stalls and Lot 5.

When: August 3 to 6. Filming will take place on city property. Crews will be using Humber lots for parking and holding space only.

Holding Space:

• G Commons will be unavailable all day on August 5.

Parking:

• Lot 4 will be unavailable all day and night beginning in the evening on August 2 until 11:59 p.m. on August 6.
• Lot 5 will be unavailable all day and night on August 5.

Parking is available in Lot 1, with accessible parking stalls by the Tim Hortons.

In addition to Humber College’s COVID-19 safety protocols, film productions will follow the COVID-19 Safety Guidelines issued by the Film and Television Industry of Ontario, approved by the Ministry of Labour, Training and Skill Development. Information can be found here.

The production will also implement additional safety measures in coordination with the Toronto Film Office. Safety guidelines found here.

Please contact Sara Vani or Connie Sanfilippo with any questions.

Months of organization and effort have gone into crafting this digital experience, and we’re so excited to finally be able to share it with you!

Culture's Compass was created by Humber students for the benefit of the arts community. It seeks to highlight themes that are relevant to the current arts and culture climate, as well as highlight and celebrate the accomplishments of industry professionals and artists. Culture’s Compass is not only an initiative that brings together the arts and culture communities but a space to innovate and envision the future possibilities of the arts.

This digital experience has three key components to be discovered; a digital gallery populated with the work of emerging artists, a mini-docuseries containing interviews with arts industry leaders discussing their experiences over the past year, and a selection of resources containing data relating to operating during the pandemic.

For more information, check out our newsletter for the official announcement.

Hana Glaser
Project Coordinator & Lead Culture's Compass Producer