- Building trust in AI: Why governance and ethics matter nowThe growing presence of artificial intelligence (AI) across workplaces, classrooms and public spaces is bringing greater urgency to questions around its governance and responsible use. These considerations were explored during Ethical AI, Building Trust, one of the panels at Ontario Tech University’s inaugural AI Forum, held March 27.
- Local post-secondary institutions unite to help form Canadian Clean Energy Workforce ConsortiumOntario Tech University and Durham College (DC) have joined forces with three other leading Ontario post-secondary institutions to help meet Canada’s growing clean energy and nuclear workforce demands. Together with Centennial College, Georgian College and Humber Polytechnic, Ontario Tech and DC have officially committed to signing a memorandum of understanding that will establish the Canadian Clean Energy Workforce Consortium (CCEW).
- Saskatchewan Polytechnic and Ontario Tech University partner to deliver Nuclear Career Accelerator program in Western CanadaWith demand for nuclear talent on the rise, Saskatchewan Polytechnic and Ontario Tech University have partnered to deliver the Nuclear Career Accelerator program in Western Canada.
- Ontario Tech University: Powering Canada’s energy futureAs Canada and the Province of Ontario invest in energy, electrification and nuclear innovation, Ontario Tech University is responding with research, talent and solutions that support a reliable and secure energy future.
- Hydro One presents four Ontario Tech engineering students with prestigious awardsOntario Tech University celebrates four Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science students who have earned Hydro One awards.
- Celebrating volunteers who ignite impactOntario Tech University celebrates National Volunteer Week, April 19 to 25, and highlighting volunteers across the university community who share a commitment to making a difference.
- Sienna for Seniors Foundation $1 million gift advances healthy aging research at Ontario TechOntario Tech University has received a transformational $1 million gift from the Sienna for Seniors Foundation, the charitable arm of Sienna Senior Living, to establish the Sienna Senior Living Research Centre for Healthy Aging and Happiness.
- Ontario Tech and the next frontier in space healthAs the world watches NASA’s Artemis II mission unfold, Ontario Tech University expertise is quietly helping shape the technologies needed for future human exploration of the Moon and beyond.
- Ontario Tech University AI Forum puts trust at the centre of Canada’s AI futureToday, Ontario Tech University brought together more than 200 leaders from academia, the business community, public policy and the next generation of skilled workers for its inaugural AI Forum, where speakers focused on a question shaping Canada’s future: how to build artificial intelligence (AI) systems people can trust.
- Jessica M. Biasin to represent Ontario Tech University at provincial Three Minute Thesis competitionJessica M. Biasin a Master of Science (Forensic Psychology) student in Ontario Tech University’s Faculty of Social Science and Humanities, earned first place at Ontario Tech’s annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition on March 19.
- Ontario Tech launches EDGE to fast-track executive learning in the age of AIOntario Tech University has launched EDGE, a private training company powered by the university that delivers executive learning and rapid skills development for organizations navigating technological change and evolving labour market demands.
- Ontario Tech recognizes top high school students in second annual essay contestOntario Tech University recognized high school students from across Ontario for their analysis of complex legal issues at its second annual High School Essay Contest, with finalists honoured at an award ceremony in Oshawa.
- Ontario Tech researcher exploring how AI can help keep connected technologies secureDr. Li Yang, an Assistant Professor in Ontario Tech University’s Faculty of Business and Information Technology, researches artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning methods that strengthen cybersecurity across modern digital environments, including smart infrastructure, Internet of Things devices and advanced wireless networks.
- From the dinner table to the national stage: Salma Bafagih on research, resilience and food literacyOntario Tech University student Salma Bafagih’s work explores food literacy—the knowledge, skills and practices that influence food choices—and how it is shaped not only by individuals but also by broader social, industry and policy factors.
- HackHive brings students together to build practical AI solutionsOrganized by the Ontario Tech Computer Science Club, HackHive welcomed more than 250 post-secondary students to Ontario Tech University for an intensive weekend of practical, human-centred AI development.
- Ontario Tech launches human-centred AI Learning Agent pilotThrough a new pilot program running during the Winter and Spring 2026 terms, students in 22 undergraduate and graduate courses across all Ontario Tech faculties are participating in early testing of an AI Learning Agent: an in-house course-based AI learning system designed around trust, accountability and academic integrity.
- Ontario Tech researcher’s public education sessions introduce community members to the world of AIArtificial intelligence (AI) has become part of everyday life, but it’s not always clear how it works or how to use it responsibly. That’s why Dr. Peter Lewis, Canada Research Chair in Trustworthy AI and Associate Professor in Ontario Tech University’s Faculty of Business and Information Technology, has visited libraries across Durham Region to offer community friendly introductions to the technology.
- Ontario Tech University welcomes the Ontario government’s investment in post-secondary educationOntario Tech University welcomes today’s pre-budget announcement by the Province of Ontario of a historic $6.4 billion, four-year investment in post-secondary education, and new funding for science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) pathways to support growing student interest in high-demand fields such as nuclear, engineering, mining and artificial intelligence.
- Room to grow: Ontario Tech University to expand on-campus living with plans for new residence in Fall 2027Ontario Tech University is breaking ground on The Ridge, a new on-campus residence that will welcome students starting in Fall 2027. This vital campus addition reflects the university’s continued growth and commitment to enhancing campus life.
- Ontario Tech Marks Black History MonthFebruary marks Black History Month. A time to honour and celebrate the experiences, accomplishments, culture and contributions of Black community members in Canada, and around the world.
- Balancing books and podiums: Ontario Tech’s Mac Clark races toward his futureBalancing the demands of professional racing with the rigours of university life is no easy task, yet Ontario Tech University Automotive Engineering student Mac Clark is proving he can excel at both.
- Beyond the code: Preparing software engineers for the AI eraDr. Qusay H. Mahmoud, Professor and Assistant Dean, Engineering Outreach in Ontario Tech University’s Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, shares his perspective on how software engineering students can future-proof their careers and thrive in a world where AI is not a threat, but a useful tool.
