Toronto Metropolitan Association of Part-Time Students

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The Toronto Metropolitan Association of Part-Time Students (Local 105 of the Canadian Federation of Students) represents over 16,000 students in continuing & distance education, as well as part-time degree courses, at Toronto Metropolitan University.

Next Meeting Tonight! Join us in brainstorming and planning amazing events for next semester ✨️
10/08/2026

Next Meeting Tonight! Join us in brainstorming and planning amazing events for next semester ✨️

Join the TMAPS Events Committee and help us plan for our top secret, Halloween Movie Night & Dinner: Spooky Night & Movi...
10/07/2026

Join the TMAPS Events Committee and help us plan for our top secret, Halloween Movie Night & Dinner: Spooky Night & Movie Lights ✨️🎬👻
New Members can sign up at Tmaps.ca/committees/

10/07/2026

NEXT MEET: October 8, 6-7pm. New members can register at tmaps.ca/committees/
Clips from our Emancipation Month Afro-Zumba with C-FLAVA | Dance Performers 💃🏾

Happy Wellbeing Week 2026 TMU! You are invited to a film screening of followed by a live Q+A with filmmaker Damian E...
10/05/2026

Happy Wellbeing Week 2026 TMU!

You are invited to a film screening of followed by a live Q+A with filmmaker Damian Eagle Bear! This event is being co-host by Indigenous Education Council Cheryl Trudeau At Tkarontomu and Community Wellbeing TMU Student Wellbeing with additional co-sponsorship from the Indigenous Resurgence at the Faculty of Community Services and CERC-Health Equity and Community Services!

WHEN: Tuesday, October 6, 2026 - 5:30PM - 8:30PM

WHERE: 43 Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON M5G 2A7. The Creative School Chrysalis (Theatre)

REGISTER: Link in Bio

VOLUNTEER (5PM Start): Link in Bio

is an award-winning Indigenous documentary that explores the story behind one of the most recognizable Indigenous memes in contemporary social media culture. Directed by Damien Eagle Bear, the film reclaims the humanity of Pernell Bad Arm, a kind and generous Blackfoot man from Kainai whose image became a viral internet sensation. Through powerful storytelling, the documentary examines the impacts of stereotypes, systemic barriers, homelessness, media representation, and the dignity of the person behind the meme.

Special Guest Q&A:
Following the screening, attendees will have the opportunity to engage in a live question-and-answer session with filmmaker Damien Eagle Bear. This discussion will provide unique insights into the making of the film, the social realities reflected in the documentary, and the importance of Indigenous-led storytelling in challenging misconceptions and advancing understanding.

Why Attend?
Through the lens of one man’s story, invites audiences to critically examine issues including stigma, poverty, housing insecurity, colonialism, systemic discrimination, trauma, mental health, justice, and the ethical responsibilities of professionals who work alongside Indigenous communities. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience a powerful Indigenous documentary that challenges assumptions, honours lived experience, and encourages critical reflection on the role of helping professionals in advancing reconciliation and social justice!

Scoops & Social! 💗 🍨 It was great meeting all the new students on campus and TMAPS members ready to start the team on ...
09/29/2026

Scoops & Social! 💗 🍨 It was great meeting all the new students on campus and TMAPS members ready to start the team on a *SWEET* note!

Free Grassy River Run 2026 ✊️🐟
09/23/2026

Free Grassy River Run 2026 ✊️🐟

REPOST from Toronto Metropolitan University Pow Wow 🧡✨// Toronto Metropolitan University’s Pwaaganigaawin (Pow Wow) is c...
09/09/2026

REPOST from Toronto Metropolitan University Pow Wow 🧡✨// Toronto Metropolitan University’s Pwaaganigaawin (Pow Wow) is coming up THIS Friday, September 11, 2026.

This year’s theme is Abinoojinyag Gchi-pitendaagziwag | Every Child Matters 🧡✊🏾

Location: TMU Kerr Hall Quad, 43 Gerrard St. E or 50 Gould St. Toronto, ON

Aambe bizhaak! All are welcome!

Questions? Email: [email protected]

Photographer: Amy Sargent

Image: William “Jr” Cottrelle from Aamjiwnaang
First Nation. 4th & 5th generation survivor.

09/02/2026

Sept 2 & 3 🍨 12-2pm!

08/26/2026

SEE YOU SOON!

08/05/2026

Restocked with some Fall Favourites. VISIT us at SCC301

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55 Gould Street
Toronto, ON
M5B1E9

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