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Events will address tough subjects, and celebrate Indigenous culture and role models. 

Jonathan Rose will guide public consultation as the Bank of Canada develops its first bank note to feature a Canadian woman.

With elementary and high schools on March Break, 91��Ƶ offers a range of activities to keep students busy and engaged.

Group will develop proposals and prepare an inventory of existing initiatives that address calls to action on Indian Residential School legacy.

Indigenous artist Sonny Assu’s work, on display at the Union Gallery, challenges the settler-colonial lens in Canadian art.

Inquiry@Queen's highlighted by presentation from Professor Emeritus and Nobel Laureate Art McDonald.

Government of Ontario passes Sexual Violence and Harrassment Action Plan Act on Interntational Women's Day.

Nobel laureate Art McDonald spends the afternoon with Prime Minister Trudeau, MPs, researchers and family.

Teams of budding innovators built and developed new technologies over a 36-hour period during Queen’s first-ever “hackathon.”

The Queen's Gaels men's volleyball team went to five sets against the Waterloo Warriors in the OUA bronze medal match.