Leaders of Tomorrow (L.o.T)

Spring Session

The Leaders of Tomorrow (L.O.T.) is a 6-week program designed for Grade 9 students currently registered with Pathways to Education Regent Park. Students will learn self-advocacy, accountability, leadership, and communication skills. Participants will explore restorative practices, conflict resolution, community building, relationship repair, group decision-making, and fostering understanding among peers.

When: Wednesdays from 5 PM to 7 PM, starting May 7th and running until June 11th.  There

Where: Daniels Spectrum, 585 Dundas Street East, Suite 230 (2nd Floor).

- Light snacks will be provided.

- All participants who complete the program and attend at least 5 out of the six sessions will receive a program completion certificate.

Limited Availability:

There are only 15 spots available for this session, and it's on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you have any questions, please contact Khadija Nur at khadijan@regentparkchc.org, 647-8793574 

 Sophie Tekle at sophiet@regentparkchc.org, 647-879-3593. 

Parent's Night @ Pathways 

Join us for Pathways to Education Parents Night! Come meet the Pathways staff, learn more about our program and find out ways you can engage with Pathways.

We will also have a guest speaker, a guidance counsellor from a local high school speaking about High School Graduation Requirements.

Please note: Date has changed due to the Federal Election.

RSVP Below (Drop-in's are also welcome)

For: Parents and Guardians of Pathways students

When: Monday May 5th, 6:00-7:30pm

Where: Pathways to Education, 563 Dundas Street East, Suite 202

Contact: Amal on amalm@regentparkchc.org

Ontario Universities Info Session (Grade 11) 

Are you in Grade 11 or younger and thinking about where to attend university?

Attend the Information Sessions virtual event on Thursday, May 22, from 5 to 7 pm (ET). You can watch university presentations and connect with university staff and students in real time.

How Does the Event Work?

There are four 30-minute sessions during the event, and you can choose which university sessions you want to attend. The event schedule will be available in early May. Sign up now to get your personalized link to the event website and to receive the session schedule when it's ready.

Note for Current Undergraduate Applicants: This event is geared towards Grade 11 and younger students. Universities will not be able to answer questions regarding current application statuses. If you are a current undergraduate applicant and have questions for a university, 

First Responders Workshop for Black Identified Youth

What It’s All About

In recognition of First Responders Day in Ontario, Tropicana Community Services, in partnership with Toronto Police Services, Fire Services, Paramedic Services, and the TTC, is hosting a one-day immersive workshop for Black youth ages 16–25.
This is more than a career fair — it’s your chance to connect directly with first responders, ask questions, try hands-on activities, and discover both uniformed and civilian career paths in emergency services.

Date: Thursday, May 1, 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. ET
Location: Tropicana Community Services, 1385 Huntingwood Drive, Scarborough, ON

Why Attend?

• Hear directly from first responders about what they do, why it matters, and how you can get involved.

• Explore paths to careers that offer stability, purpose, growth, and great benefits.

• Attend live demos, breakout sessions, and a panel discussion with real professionals and students like you.

• Get insider tips from recruitment teams across all four services.

Register to attend

University Health Network PA Days

Every PA Day, students have the opportunity to visit unique facilities at UHN and participate in fun STEM-related workshops. Sessions will be facilitated by staff and researchers who will share first-hand what their typical work day might entail. 

If you are interested in STEM and learning more about what programs/careers are out there, this is the program for you. Attendance will also count towards the Certificate of Participation (and SHSM Certificate).  Potential topics include workshops on biology, cancer research and wet lab techniques, with lab tours at facilities across UHN's 6 Research Institutes. There are no fees associated with this program.