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National brands are often an integral part of a country’s identity. Whether it’s a popular breakfast cereal or a memorable commercial that regularly airs before bedtime, iconic products are embedded in our childhood and shared memories.
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Global News (Online) | 2017-05-22 | 09:34:55
But made-in-Canada helped to...
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Anticipating an increase in demand for clothing produced on domestic soil, the college is launching a grad program in sustainable practices
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As bad press continues to plague mainstream fashion and more brands come home to avoid overseas headaches, George Brown College’s...
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Fashion Exchange
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A facility in Regent Park trains people in apparel manufacturing, and provides emerging designers in this city with a way to bring their ideas to market. We sent Metro Morning's Brendan Ross to check it out.
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George Brown College launched on Tuesday a new fashion hub which aims to improve employment opportunities for immigrants and at risk youth in Toronto's Regent Park neighbourhood.
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Titled the "Fashion Exchange", the hub will connect the Regent Park community to the city's fashion...
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Fashion Exchange filling production void
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First posted: Monday, May 02, 2016 05:30 PM EDT
When Anastasia De Lyon began studying fashion management, she never imagined she’d need to take a break after just one semester in order to earn...
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Cutting the fabric at the Fashion Exchange opening. Pictured are: Anne Sado, President, George Brown College, Pam McConnell, Deputy Mayor City of Toronto and City Councilor Mitchell Cohen, Daniels Corporation Heather Grey-Wolf, Toronto Community Housing Art Garabedian, Reliable Corporation Anastasia De Lyon, student in...
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George Brown College launched a new fashion hub that is improving employment opportunities for immigrants and at-risk youth in Toronto's Regent Park neighborhood. The "Fashion Exchange" is a collaborative space where fashion, education and industry are linked together in one location.
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TReflecting George Brown's longstanding...
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George Brown College has arrived on Regent Park Boulevard with The Fashion Exchange, offering community-based training for those between 18 and 29.
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The goal is to help young people find their way into TORONTO’s growing fashion industry. George Brown’s fashion school has already helped...
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New George Brown College facility to help individuals launch careers in fashion industry
TORONTO, ON (March 29, 2016) – George Brown College announced today the launch of a new fashion hub that is improving employment opportunities for immigrants and at risk youth in Toronto’s Regent Park...
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A Fashion Exchange hub opening Tuesday in Regent Park will be a job and educational opportunity for youth
By: Gilbert Ngabo Metro
George Brown is coming to Regent Park, and it’s bringing opportunities. With the opening Tuesday of a fashion hub in the community, which has had...