Here is the North Toronto Collegiate Howler from 100 years ago (1923). View it in full screen mode for best results…
We have begun the (slow) process of scanning yearbooks. A few are featured here: https://ntci.on.ca/foundation/yearbooks/
Speaker Series: The Art of Making Art
Event Overview
A Governor General Award-winning playwright and actor; a pioneering Canadian conductor who founded the Tafelmusik Chamber Choir; one of the country’s most celebrated oboeists; and a Grammy Award-winning cellist.
Continue reading Speaker Series: The Art of Making ArtWe’re looking for a new treasurer to join our Foundation board
The Advisory Board of the NTCI Foundation has an opening for a new director and treasurer. Qualifications for this position are being an NTCI grad and having the willingness and skill to perform this duty.
Continue reading We’re looking for a new treasurer to join our Foundation boardCalling alumni from the classes of 1973 and 1982
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the class of 1973. A reunion is planned for May 13. If you would like to attend, please contact the reunion committee at NTCI73@gmail.com for more details.
The class of ’82 are celebrating their 60th birthdays this year and last year’s 40th anniversary of graduating high together on May 13. Please join the NTCI Class of ’82 Facebook group or email lisa-ian@rogers.com for information.
Get your 60th birthday bash tickets here:
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/60th-birthday-bash-tickets-534903188837?mibextid=Zxz2cZ
Join us celebrating 75 years of Maytime Melodies at North Toronto CI
Get your tickets early for this celebratory milestone on May 11 and 12!
In addition to showcasing current music groups, the 75th Maytime Melodies features performances by alumni ensembles made up of grads from the 1950s to the 2020s and conducted by former NTCI Music Department staff.
Continue reading Join us celebrating 75 years of Maytime Melodies at North Toronto CI
Calling all alumni from the Class of 2013
It’s hard to believe it’s been 10 years. Come join the class of 2013 and see how a decade has changed everyone – except you, of course. Join us at the Granite Brewery on Saturday, April 29 from 5pm-8pm.
Continue reading Calling all alumni from the Class of 2013Maytime Melodies – 75th Edition
Calling all NT Music grads! This year will mark the 75th annual Maytime Melodies. We will be celebrating by coordinating 4 alumni ensembles: Orchestra (conducted by Mike Ferguson), Choir (conducted by Camilla Rayman Bricknell), Concert (Symphonic) Band (conducted by Joel McNaughton), and Jazz (Stage) Band (conducted by Liz Monteith).
Continue reading Maytime Melodies – 75th EditionEmily D’Angelo: NT’s Claim to Fame
Article reprinted with permission from Graffiti, The Voice of NT.
The 2022 Juno Awards are fast approaching, and while I don’t know much about the nominees, I do know one thing: this year, North Toronto C.I. has a personal connection.
Emily D’Angelo, NT alum of 2012, is nominated for the 2022 Juno Awards in the Best Classical Album Award (Solo) category for her album enargeia, featuring newly-interpreted works from the 12th and 21st centuries.
Continue reading Emily D’Angelo: NT’s Claim to FameFoundation Dragon Den Results in Sponsorships for Student Newspaper, Girls Hockey, PALS, and Prom
This past February, NT student groups had the opportunity to request funds from the NT Foundation in the bi-annual Dragon’s Den. As part of our mandate, the NT foundation welcomes financial requests from student-led groups to help support the arts, athletics, and student well-being. Over the years, the Foundation has helped send students on outreach trips, supported in-school workshops and helped fund the annual Remembrance Day assembly.
Continue reading Foundation Dragon Den Results in Sponsorships for Student Newspaper, Girls Hockey, PALS, and PromNTCI ALUMNI MAKE THE NEWS
Emily D’Angelo (‘12), has been nominated for a Juno Award in the Best Classical Album Award (Solo) category for her album “enargeia.” Although Emily played cello at NT, she pursued vocal music at university (also applying for the life sciences programs). Emily was featured in our 2016 Maytime Melodies concert as one of the soloists in Mozart’s Requiem.
There are a number of people who graced the halls of North Toronto, but never graduated from them. Farley Mowat and Keanu Reeves come to mind. And now, Michael Hoecht, who attended NT in the 2013-14 academic year.
