Article on this in the Globe and Mail:

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New University of Toronto medical school to address shortage of health care professionals in Scarborough

Building designed to align with natural surroundings expected to open in 2025
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Mostly stuff we know.......but this ........ is interesting:

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As is this:

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How is this being financed? I see Orlando Corp in Malton is putting up $25M.
Are there provincial or Municipal dollars involved here?

The city of Brampton had to give away their $50M civic centre that featured the busiest flagship library in the city and arts spaces for free to house TMU Medschool.
They were forced by the Ontario government to find a solution with a narrow window. Creating a building from scratch was not an option.

It sounds like Brampton got screwed compared to the project above with a brand new facility.
 
FullMetalEngineer said:
How is this being financed? I see Orlando Corp in Malton is putting up $25M.
Are there provincial or Municipal dollars involved here?

The city of Brampton had to give away their $50M civic centre that featured the busiest flagship library in the city and arts spaces for free to house TMU Medschool.
They were forced by the Ontario government to find a solution with a narrow window. Creating a building from scratch was not an option.

It sounds like Brampton got screwed compared to the project above with a brand new facility.
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U of T is rather more richly resourced than TMU.

I'm not sure I recall the City providing U of T assistance on any projects.

I don't have time to look up the project financing at the moment; but pro-forma for U of T would be the donation, some grant money and debt-financing the balance. But that may/may not be the case here.
 
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U of T receives $25-million gift from Myron and Berna Garron for Scarborough Academy of Medicine and Integrated Health​


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U of T receives $25-million gift from Myron and Berna Garron for Scarborough Academy of Medicine and Integrated Health

A $25-million gift from Myron and Berna Garron will contribute significantly to the construction of a new state-of-the-art facility at University of Toronto Scarborough that will house the Scarborough Academy of Medicine and Integrated Health (SAMIH).
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