With governments and industries increasingly turning to nuclear power to expand grid capacity and meet clean-energy targets, a leading Ontario Tech University engineering researcher says Canada must act now to build the workforce that will power that future.

Canada’s nuclear sector faces a 30 per cent retirement rate and an expected 20 per cent demand for workforce growth. Ontario Tech has responded with a proactive solution: the Nuclear Career Accelerator. This 12-week rapid upskilling hybrid program, funded by Upskill Canada, powered by Palette Skills, and the Government of Canada, is designed for mid-career engineers and technical professionals.

The Ontario Tech women's basketball team is proud to announce the addition of Lexie Sananes as the new lead assistant coach.

OSHAWA, Ont. – Campus Cup is coming back to Vaso's Field to kick off the fall semester on Tuesday, September 2 as the Durham Lords and Ontario Tech Ridgebacks soccer teams fight for bragging rights on campus.

On Sunday, February 23, Ontario Tech University will be a host venue for RBC Training Ground, a talent identification and athlete funding program to discover young athletes with Olympic potential.

Ontario Tech University celebrates another successful year as it continues to shine brightly as a highly sought-after post-secondary education institution for learning, teaching and working.

In preparation for the installation of a new HVAC system, construction will take place on the fifth floor of Bordessa Hall from Monday, July 21 through Tuesday, August 26. As part of this project, all of Bordessa Hall will close Tuesday, August 5 through Sunday, August 17 to accommodate welding work on the roof structure. Please do not schedule any employee, student, research or visitor activities in the building during this period.