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University news
- Ontario Tech mourns the loss of Elder Shirley WilliamsOntario Tech University offers its deepest and most heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, students, and all who were touched by the life and teachings of Elder Shirley Williams (Migizi-ow-kwe).
- Ontario Tech earns recognition for sustainability leadership as global rankings spotlight environmental progressAs governments, industries and communities seek practical and affordable pathways to reduce emissions while strengthening economic resilience, Ontario Tech University is gaining recognition for sustainability leadership grounded in real-world results.
- Ontario Tech named one of the world’s fastest-rising young universities in new global rankingsOntario Tech University continues its rapid ascent as one of the world’s fastest-rising young universities, earning major international recognition for its research excellence and growing global impact.
- Railway leaders meet aspiring Ontario Tech engineersOntario Tech University is delivering advanced training and education for future engineers who will play a key role in the expansion of the railway sector. The university’s Railway Engineering specialization, developed with leadership from Alstom, AtkinsRéalis and a network of industry partners, and launched in September 2025, is Canada’s first and only English-language program of its kind.
Athletics news
- Ridgebacks assistants take international stage in World Cup QualifierOntario Tech women's soccer assistant coaches Brianne Desa and Kristen Bettencourt stepped onto one of the biggest stages of their careers this month, starting side by side for the Guyanese women's national team in a World Cup Qualifying match against Nicaragua.
- Carriage Cup 2026 tickets on sale now
- Ridgebacks down Marauders at CRWCOntario Tech closed out the first half of the season with a strong home performance on Sunday night, earning a 76–59 win over the McMaster Marauders at the Campus Recreation and Wellness Centre.
- Ontario Tech wraps up semester with a home loss to McMasterThe Ridgebacks women's basketball team couldn't recover from an early McMaster run, falling 82–66 on Sunday at the Campus Recreation and Wellness Centre.
