Ryerson University
Simply Ryerson Or RyeU
Is
A Public Research University
In Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Its Urban Campus Surrounds
The Yonge�Dundas Square
Located
At One Of
The Busiest Intersections
In Downtown Toronto
The Majority Of Its Buildings
Are
In
The Blocks Northeast Of
The Yonge-Dundas Square
In Toronto's Garden District
Ryerson's Business School
Ted Rogers School Of Management
Is
On
The Southwest End Of
The Yonge-Dundas Square
Located
On Bay Street
Slightly North Of Toronto's Financial District And
Is Attached
To
The Toronto Eaton Centre
The University Has Expanded Substantially
In Recent Years With New Buildings Such As
The Mattamy Athletic Centre
In
The Historical Maple Leaf Gardens Arena
Former Home Of
The Toronto Maple Leafs
The University's Administration Services
Are Also Housed
In 1 Dundas
And 495 Yonge Street
The University
Is Composed Of 39,000+ Undergraduate Students
2,600 Graduate Students
And 12,000 Continuing Education Students. Ryerson
Is Ranked 4th
In Ontario
And 10th
In Canada
By Student Enrollment
Ryerson University
Is Home
To Canada's Largest Undergraduate Business School
The Ted Rogers School Of Management
And Canada's Third Largest Undergraduate Engineering School
The Faculty Of Engineering
And Architectural Science
As Well As
The Faculty Of Arts
Faculty Of Communication & Design
Faculty Of Community Services
And
The Faculty Of Science
In 2017
The University Was Approved By
The Federation Of Law Societies Of Canada
To Begin Working Towards Establishing
A Social Justice
And Innovation Focused Law School
The School Will Mark
The Third Law School
In Toronto After York's Osgoode Program
And University Of Toronto's Law Degree
In Addition
To Offering Full-time
And Part-time Undergraduate
And Graduate Programs Leading
To Bachelor's
Master's
And Doctoral Degrees
The University Also Offers Part-time Degrees
Distance Education
And Certificates Through
The G
Raymond Chang School Of Continuing Education
Contents
. 2 Geography
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Conseil scolaire Viamonde is
a French first language secular school board headquartered
in Toronto
The following public school boards operate secular schools
in Toronto:. ! 3.1 Ryerson Square
5 References, Bishop Strachan
the acknowledged Anglican leader of
the Family Compact
Bishop John Strachan, Garden Island
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In 2011
the most commonly reported religion
in Toronto was Christianity
adhered
to
by 54.1% of
the population
a plurality
28.2%
of
the city's population was Catholic
followed
by Protestants (11.9%)
Christian Orthodox (4.3%)
and members of other Christian denominations (9.7%)
Other religions significantly practised
in
the city
are Islam (8.2%)
Hinduism (5.6%)
Judaism (3.8%)
Buddhism (2.7%)
and Sikhism (0.8%)
Those with no religious affiliation made up 24.2% of Toronto's population
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