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Charles Wachter '93, co-executive producer on ABC's Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, has won the Emmy for "Outstanding...

The thought of a musical "mash up" sounds intriguing, or even a bit puzzling, tempting one to ask: "What is that?";...

Angut Pedersen '11 has won an Honourable Mention for his essay, "Hunting and Fishing Economies Keep Inuit Traditional...

There's no one like an older brother to show you the ropes, or the rows for that matter. Sashie Malowany '11 heads...

The UCC flag flies low today in memory of Gordon Cheesbrough '71, father of Gordie '01, former Chairman of the...

Fresh from a recent victory at the Hart House Debate Tournament, Cole Bricker '11 has been chosen as part of Debating...

UCC sent two teams of Middle and Intermediate Years students to the Independent Schools of Ontario Mathematics...

It is a well-deserved appointment. Upper School History Department Chair...

Brayden Irwin '05 has made it to the NHL. The former forward for the Toronto St Mike's Buzzers has signed a two-year,...

UCC debaters are on a winning streak. The team distinguished itself at the...

The Board of Governors has announced plans to strike an ad hoc committee of...

It is with sadness that we share news of the passing of Sandy Ryder MacDougall, the first woman elected as a governor...

It's a well-deserved award for two philanthropists with vision and commitment. Richard Wernham and Julia West have...

As announced by Michael MacMillan, Chair of the Board of Governors, at the...

It was the longest battle of the Second World War, fought at times, just 100 miles from Quebec City. Sonar operator...

All-boys' public schools are a stand-up idea. The goal should always be to build character, not to offer a "remedial"...

Theo Caldwell '91, investment advisor, political commentator and columnist for the National Post just debuted his...

He describes himself as a tough but fair educator. And now, recently retired math teacher Jamie Procunier, is the...

Look up, up in the sky today, Sept. 24 at 5:15 p.m. As part of a memorial service for John Weir '38, at 4:30 p.m....

It took two UCC students 300 hours of work to produce two minutes of digital...

UCC students have been to some pretty exotic locales on their community service...

Who knew you could grow tropical fruit in Ontario? That was just one lesson learned when the UCC Learning Garden...

He is a hockey player who established a Yale University record and started his pro career just last season. On...

Don’t miss your chance to see two Old Boys on stage. August 7 marked the premičre of the play Greenland led by...

With its inventive chalkboard illustrations and student-focused messaging, UCC’s “Tomorrow Thinking” ad campaign...

When he got the call, he knew he had to help. IB student Angut Pedersen is from Nunavut, and he well knows that...

A fantastic time was had by all at the Metro Toronto Zoo on Sunday, June 7. Two friendly ferrets greeted UCC community...

His classmates just voted him head steward for 2009–10. Clearly they recognize leadership qualities when they see...

Imagine spending the first night at summer camp, awake in your bunk bed, scared that other campers might “get you”...

Even after using Google for years, its power still boggles the mind. So, imagine how a class of students with threadbare...

As you are probably all aware, we are in the midst of a potentially serious health threat with the recent outbreak...

To really master another language you have to take it outside the classroom. That’s a lesson Upper School French...

UCC’s gearing up for Earth Week — by doing a lot more with a lot less. From April 20–24 both the Prep and Upper...

The change to how the school is organized facilitates the delivery of priorities outlined in the Strategic Plan....

It was an incredible achievement for UCC’s student athletes at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations’...

It was a historic day at UCC — not to mention a whole lot of fun. The William P. Wilder ’40 Arena & Sports...

This year’s UCC/BSS classical play is Euripides’ tragedy, Trojan Women, February 25–28 in the David Chu...

IB1 student John Park has been to the Arctic — twice — and was so inspired by what he saw, formed a small environmental...

The World Affairs Conference is an annual student-led conference hosted by Upper Canada...

UCC has appointed Struan Robertson as the Executive Director of Recruitment &...

Three students and a history teacher jetted into UCC from Costa Rica January 9 as part of a new IB exchange program...

Up the Yangtze, Jason Yung Chang’s ’96 documentary about the building of the Three Gorges Dam in China,...

One of the bittersweet tasks UCC principals regularly face is bidding farewell to outstanding colleagues as they...

It was a sold-out crowd for the four-night run of the UCC/BSS co-production of A Streetcar Named Desire, at the...

Michael Ignatieff '65, Liberal MP for Etobicoke-Lakeshore, was acclaimed party leader after Bob Rae — his last...

Plastics be gone. It's estimated that more than a third of UCC students carry stainless steel bottles — and refill...

The flag is at half-mast at Upper Canada College following the news that Canadian broadcasting lost one of its...

Coaches Derek Poon and Michael Murphy deemed it “the greatest moment in UCC volleyball history.” UCC’s varsity...

"Question authority," Theo Caldwell ’91 told Upper School students, November 17. The president of Caldwell Asset...

It was an occasion to take pause and, in the silence, reflect upon one’s own beating heart. UCC’s fourth annual...

It was a tremendous achievement for UCC’s soccer players. Both the Varsity and the U13A teams — undefeated in all...

She’s the ultimate role model for many. Sam Nutt, founder of War Child Canada, delivered the annual Barton Lecture...

Go Blues! This time out, UCC is cheering for three IB1 students, who have joined the “Blue Beaufort” campaign to...

James Douglas ’47 tackles the role of one of UCC’s foremost alumni in a one-man show, Sunshine and Shadows: An...

It was a day to honour student excellence — and inspire them toward future achievement. Former prime minister John...

Graham Pinchin ’09 was in fine form — and fine company — when he rowed in the Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race Sept....

Andrew Musselman, a member of UCC’s Class of ’99, is starring in a production of the award-winning play, Catalpa,...