Let’s get Lost Together on November 26.
The Foundation is planning a fundraising screening of the recently released Blue Rodeo documentary produced by two more NTCI grads.
Are you ready to get Lost Together?
Category Archives: Alumni News
Stories about NT graduates.
Did you know?
Rick Walsh (‘79) designed a goal mask for Toronto Maple Leaf goalie Mike Palmateer. When Rick was a teenager, he painted goalie masks for players at the North Toronto arena. He was a big fan of Palmateer, who was playing Junior A at the time for the Toronto Marlboros.
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Alumni Spotlight – Joshua Chong
- name and occupation
- Joshua Chong, arts critic and reporter at the Toronto Star
- when were you at NT?
- I technically graduated in 2019, but went on to take a fifth year, which was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
- favourite memory
- I have very fond memories of Graffiti editorial meetings, held every Wednesday at lunch in Mr. Zohar’s room. I always enjoyed debating current events, and digging into the latest news.
- how did your time at NT inform/shape you?
- If not for Graffiti, I would not be in journalism. It’s as simple as that. And funnily enough, I actually learned more about the craft of journalism at NTCI than in university. I also met three of my best friends in high school, and we’re still in touch to this day. So, I’m grateful for that, too.
- advice to your high school self?
- High school is a roller coaster. You have mountainous peaks, rock-bottom lows, bumps, swerves and everything in between. You can either grip onto the handle and clench your jaw in fear. Or put your arms up and just enjoy the ride. Do the latter.
1995 celebrates 30 years
Approximately 40 people from the class of 1995 gathered for their 30th reunion at the Rose and Crown on Saturday, September 20.
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Over the last 3 school years, the senior art students have been painting classroom doors. Here is a slideshow of their work:
Continue reading Visual Arts Door ProjectEmily D’Angelo wins second Juno
Canadian mezzo-soprano Emily D’Angelo earned her second Juno Award last month for her album freezing. The win caps off an extraordinary 2024-25 season for the NTCI alum, who recently received critical acclaim last fall for her starring performance in the new opera Grounded at the Met Opera.
Continue reading Emily D’Angelo wins second JunoYearbook updates
Check out all the NTCI yearbooks from before the Pentagon was born – 1922 to 1935, 1949, and 1950. We just added 1951-1955 Pentagon yearbooks, as well as two of the reunion years: 1960 & 1965.
Featured Yearbook
Here is the North Toronto Collegiate Howler from 100 years ago (1925-26). View it in full screen mode for best results…
We finished scanning all our yearbooks. A few are featured here: https://ntci.on.ca/foundation/yearbooks/
NTCI marks Remembrance Day
The North Toronto CI school community marked Remembrance Day in a moving ceremony on Friday, November 10. This annual service is sponsored by the Foundation, which was recognized in the program, and Advisory Board chair Ron Wakelin was honoured to participate by reading In Flanders Fields.
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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.
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