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The CivicLabTO Curriculum is a pillar of the City of Toronto's commitment to collaboration with its higher education institution (HEI) partners. This student learning opportunity is focused on municipal policy and service delivery, inspiring the next generation of municipal leaders. Eight postsecondary classes join senior city staff in the City of Toronto Council Chamber on a bi-weekly basis as part of their civics focused curriculum to deepen the students’ awareness of the challenges and opportunities facing the City of Toronto, raise awareness of how city hall functions and foster participation in municipal processes. www.civiclabto.ca, toronto.ca/civiclabto
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The CivicLabTO Curriculum is a pillar of the City of Toronto's commitment to collaboration with its higher education institution (HEI) partners. This student learning opportunity is focused on municipal policy and service delivery, inspiring the next generation of municipal leaders. Eight postsecondary classes join senior city staff in the City of Toronto Council Chamber on a bi-weekly basis as part of their civics focused curriculum to deepen the students’ awareness of the challenges and opportunities facing the City of Toronto, raise awareness of how city hall functions and foster participation in municipal processes. www.civiclabto.ca, toronto.ca/civiclabto
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