Join the Etobicoke Master Gardeners and the Humber Arboretum for a free online workshop about planting for pollinators.

Learn about some local pollinators and their importance in our backyard ecology. We'll look at which plants and other features can turn your garden into a haven for pollinators, and talk about how to support them in your own yard.

This virtual event is part of the Eco-Garden Community Workshop series hosted by the Etobicoke Master Gardeners and Humber Arboretum throughout the year. 

When: Saturday, June 10 from 10 a.m. to noon 

Where: Online, via Zoom

How: This event is free and open to all. Register through Eventbrite to receive the link.

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Join us in the courtyard of the Learning Resource Commons at North Campus beside Gratitude Hall for the 2023 President's BBQ.

This year, we are emphasizing sustainability and encouraging the Humber community to bring their own reusable water bottles. Food will be served on 'Friendlier' reusable containers. Please ensure you return the container after enjoying your meal.

We are looking forward to seeing you.

In honour of this year’s pride theme, Queer Joy, the 2SLGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group (ERG), IGNITE, and the Humber Child Development Centre (CDC) are proud to host a Drag Queen Story Hour with Lucy Flawless and Lucinda Miu.

Drag artists have long brought joy, love, laughter, acceptance and entertainment to our communities. Drag queen story hour is all about providing children with a fun and engaging story time that encourages them to love books and reading - the storyteller just happens to be a beautiful queen

The Humber community is invited to join us on Wednesday, June 7 from 10 to 11 a.m. in the E Concourse for storytelling with Lucy and Lucinda. The drag queens will read to children from the Humber Child Development Centre (CDC), and they will also perform age-appropriate lip synchs.

There may be media/photography covering the event and any children from the CDC who do not have parent consent to be photographed will be seated at the side or back of the crowd. We hope that Humber College hosting this event will send the message that our campus is a welcoming, supportive and safe place for all members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community.

In honour of Pride Month 2023 at Humber, Humber Libraries and Humber Archives are presenting displays at the North and Lakeshore Campus titled A Tribute to Wayson Choy. Wayson Choy was a pioneering figure in Humber’s history (being one of the first faculty hired in 1967), Canadian Literature (writing several award-winning novels and memories), and LGBT+ history in Canada (being one of the first out major Canadian gay writers of colour).

At Humber we are honoured to have had such a close connection to an important Canadian gay writer, and we are honoured to take the opportunity this month to celebrate his life and legacy with displays in both the North and Lakeshore Libraries. These displays will include photographs, news articles, and other archival documents (including QR Codes linking to speeches and presentations made by Choy) from Humber’s Archives. The display will also include books written by Choy, and selections from the 104 books Choy donated to the Humber Libraries, which form part of Humber Libraries’ Chinese-Canadian History & Literature Collection, shortly before his death in 2019.

The displays will be up at both campuses throughout June and viewable during regular library hours. We hope all will get a chance to explore the life of a truly pioneering writer and teacher from Humber’s history. For questions about these displays please reach out to the Humber Archives at archives@humber.ca.