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Horizontal colour image. The top of the image is a dark blue/purple sky. The main part of the image is a rectangular grey four-storey building with multiple windows. On one side of the building, there is a protruding section with glass walls and staircases inside. The building is surrounded by lit light posts on both visible sides. On the right side of the building, there is also a line of lit lights on the wall. In front the building, is a grey sidewalk which is curved on the outer side with a green lawn beside it. At the bottom right corner, there is a grey triangle which appear to be stairs with some metal rails extending upwards. The image is held within a black frame.

Vertical black and white illustration. The illustration shows the map of Etobicoke. At the bottom is Lake Ontario and above it is the outline of the Etobicoke borders. Within the borders, there are multiple vertical, horizontal, and diagonal lines dividing the area. Within most of rectangles/blocks there is a name and numbers. On the left side of the border, there is an eight-point compass and on the top of the border, there is a line of text. Below the compass there are a few lines of text. The illustrations has a border around the edge with swirls at the corners.

Light brown wooden rectangle sign. The right side has a slightly diagonal (shorter at the top, and extends towards bottom). The left side is slightly diagonal (extends farther at the bottom and goes inward at the middle) with a protruding rectangle at the top. There is black text across the front and blue paint at the bottom centre.      

Date stamp made of metal and rubber on the bottom half and wood on the top half. The half has an egg-shaped red handle which is flat on the front and has gold writing. The handle is attached to a horizontal piece of silver metal which curves downwards on the front and back sides. On the left and right of the horizontal metal, there is a rectangular piece of silver metal which narrows as it goes down. Held within the metal pieces are four moveable bands made of grey rubber with words and numbers on them. Between the metal frames and bands, there is a white gear.

A folding wooden ruler. Each arm of the ruler is a skinny white rectangle with lines and numbers on it. Each arm is connected by a piece of metal which allows it to turn.      

Colour landscape image. The image shows various people standing on a grassy lawn in front of a brown brick building. In the centre, there is a clown playing a violin, a woman in a white polka dotted dress, a dog, a woman in a white dress and a crown, and four children. To the left, there are people dressed in all black and people in pants and shirts (mainly white, red, and blue). To the right, there are women in long dresses and a person in green shorts holding a baby above their head. In the background, other people are visible. The building has two storeys and rectangular windows with semi-circles at their tops. The building and people are surrounded by trees. The background is a blue sky. The image is bordered by a white border with black text at the bottom centre.

Black and white landscape image. The image has nine brick buildings in the centre connected by bricked paths. Around the buildings are some other brick buildings, clouds, and trees. Around the bordering buildings and images is a black border. Around the black border are illustrations of clouds, animals, buildings, and other images.    

File consists of a viewbook for prospective international students. The book outlines programs, application, services, and other information relevant to prospective students.

File consists of a viewbook for prospective international students. The book outlines programs, application, services, and other information relevant to prospective students.

File consists of a viewbook for prospective international students. The book outlines programs, application, services, and other information relevant to prospective students (including general information about living in Toronto). The book also includes testimonials from Guelph-Humber students.