Need something to break up your week? Want to connect with other designers but don’t want to commit to a full week of events? Community by Design Week is a lightly scheduled week so you can say, “YAAASSS!”

Creative people deserve creative solutions for their legal needs.

The National Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Society of Graphic Designers of Canada will be held on June 9, 2021 beginning at 9 am Pacific Daylight Time.

Need something to break up your week? Want to connect with other designers but don’t want to commit to a full week of events? Community by Design Week is a lightly scheduled week so you can say, “YAAASSS!”

Drink, draw, meet other designers. Draw some more.

GDC Foundation Scholarships application deadline May 1, 2021

Manitoba design studios unite with GDC Foundation to help aspiring designers achieve their dreams

New Scholarship for BIPOC Students Aims to Increase Diversity in Design Sector

Drink, draw, meet other designers. Draw some more.

Take a Break with Friends!

Not just ticking the boxes: Backyard Creative brings a sustainable design mindset to designing an important conference.

The accomplished creative professional and educator credits her success to a lifelong emphasis on authentic human relationships.

Contribute, discuss, network, and learn. 

We're happy to announce that GDC has partnered with APOLLO, Canada's largest online insurance company, to help you save on your business insurance.

Coffee Break is a place to meet with designers, educators and students. It is a free online social on every third Wednesday of the month.

GDC Fellow and Canadian typography legend Rod McDonald reminisces about his friend and colleague Ed Benguiat who passed away on October 15 at age 92.

A series of talks on Indigenous design, its history of racist misuse and appropriation, and how to interpret and respect it.

A series of talks on Indigenous design, its history of racist misuse and appropriation, and how to interpret and respect it.

A series of talks on Indigenous design, its history of racist misuse and appropriation, and how to interpret and respect it.

A series of talks on Indigenous design, its history of racist misuse and appropriation, and how to interpret and respect it