U of T prof Steve Engels writes:

This year’s event is going to be even bigger than last year’s, if that’s possible. Last year, UofT’s computer science students and OCAD U’s design students demonstrated the games they collaborated on, along with students from UOIT. Not only are the games even better this year, but Seneca, George Brown and Humber will also be sending students to show off their games at this event! It’ll be huge, so we want to make sure that the game design community hears about this event, and gets a chance to come by and take a look 🙂

The projects are built with the same casual gaming theme as last year. We had to move from the Lightbox to the Courthouse though, in order to accommodate the huge number of students who will be displaying their creations this year!

It’s happening Monday April 2nd and we have an event page on Facebook, if people would like to sign up there or pass that on.

Adam Proctor from Uken writes:

I wanted to invite you to the MolyJam Toronto Event on the weekend of March 30th to April 1st.  Molyjam is a 48-hour global game jam based on the tweets of Peter Molydeux. (www.whatwouldmolydeux.com)

We’re going to be hosting it in the Uken Games office downtown.  If you’re interested in coming, the event details are posted on facebook here.

If you know anybody else that may be interested, please feel free to spread the word.