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St. Mike's won both team titles at the Huron-Perth high school golf championships. St. Mike's won both team titles at the Huron-Perth high school golf championships. Pictured back row from left: Daxton Verspeeten, Kolton McAllister, Caleb Hurley. Front row from left: Yulia Moores, Bella Rae, Tea Walsh and Julia Gracie. Absent: Braden Keating. (Contributed photo)

Left: Movie showing rhythmic communication between cells in intestinal organoids, mini-guts grown in the lab. Right: Graphs showing that the amount of the chemical signal Hes1 oscillates at different rhythms in different intestinal cells. Hiromune Eto. Copyright: Hubrecht Institute.

Toronto Metropolitan University's Professional Music program has been named to Billboard's 2026 list of top music business schools for the second consecutive year and is the only Canadian institution listed. Housed in The Creative School, Professional Music is Canada's first program designed for both artists and non-performers. The program blends music fundamentals with business, production and experiential learning.

Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) has been named one of Billboard’s Top Music Business Schools for a second consecutive year. TMU is the sole Canadian entry for 2026. After appearing on last year's list, it lands alongside fellow international institutions "educating the next generation of music industry leaders" such as Berklee College in Boston and Abbey Road Institute in London, U. K. Billboard chooses which schools to honour based on industry recommendations, information from power list alumni and information requested from the schools themselves. "Located in downtown Toronto, TMU’s Professional Music program is designed for both artists and nonartists. Students develop expertise in music business, production, entrepreneurship, marketing, management and live events," writes Billboard. Billboard recognizes TMU's Professional Music Program's commitment to exploring emerging trends and diverse music markets and Wall-Andrews' incorporation of principles about the ethical use of AI for students getting ready to work in the music industry in all of her courses.