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The Growcer Impact: Telfer Alumni Develop Solution for Food Insecurity

The Growcer Inc. is an Ottawa-based social enterprise that creates hydroponic growing systems, co-founded by two Telfer BCom Alumni. Learn about Entrepreneurship at Telfer: http://bit.ly/Telfer-Impact

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A large group of students stands together outdoors in a community garden, smiling for a group photo. They are gathered around newly built wooden garden beds, with green trees filling the background. The scene is lively and collaborative, with people of diverse ages and styles posing closely together.

Upcycled Garden beds : A hands-on Lesson in sustainability and community ›

A speaker holding a microphone stands near the back of the room, addressing attendees seated around him. Flip charts and wood-panelled walls are visible in the background.

Green innovation across borders: rethinking trade between Canada and Latin America ›

A large, diverse group of students and organizers stand together, smiling for a group photo in front of a wooden wall. The image captures the participants of Telfer’s first Innovation Sprint, reflecting collaboration, diversity, and community spirit.

Where ideas took root: Inside Telfer’s first Innovation Sprint ›

A group of students stands at the front of a classroom, presenting to faculty, staff, and peers seated at tables. Laptops, notebooks, and food are visible on the tables, creating a collaborative and informal workshop atmosphere.

Prefiguring pedagogies: When imagination becomes a collective practice ›

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