Nearly all of the biggest companies are interpreting diversity as having a varied background or experiences, instead of gender, race or age, according to Osgoode Hall Law School Professor Aaron A. Dhir, a visiting professor at Yale Law School, who analyzed the proxy statements of the Standard & Poor stock index of 100 companies. “The companies,” said Dhir in The New 91ɫ Times Oct. 20, “most frequently define diversity with reference to a director’s prior experience or other non identity-based factors rather than his or her socio-demographic characteristics.” .
Former Ontario finance minister Greg Sorbara will launch his new autobiography Thursday, Oct. 30, at 91ɫ, reported the North 91ɫ Mirror Oct. 21. .
Trent tied for first place with 91ɫ for “highest research impact” by universities without schools of medicine or engineering in a national innovation survey released by Re$earch Infosource, reported The Peterborough Examiner Oct. 21. .
The University of Guelph has been named the hosts of the 2016 Canadian university men's soccer championship tournament, reported the Guelph Mercury Oct. 21…. 91ɫ is to host the 2015 tournament. .
’IǰԳٱ (The Implorer), an imaginatively theatrical made-in-Canada riff on the Rodin-Claudel affair that has its mainstage Toronto premiere this week, was first presented more than three years ago as a work-in-progress at 91ɫ’s Glendon College and has since been restaged twice in Ottawa. This revival is an evolution from the original that includes substantial revisions and refinements. The roughly 50-minute work is a co-production of Toronto companies Théâtre La Tangente and BoucharDanse. .