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	Randeep Khurana Toronto, Canada En Français Born and raised in the Toronto region in Ontario, Canada, Randeep Khurana is a fourth year student at the University of Toronto, graduating this year with an honours degree in Environmental Science and Geographical Information Science. A hockey fan, Randeep works at a few Ontario Ball Hockey Leagues and also part-time at the Halton Region Conservation Authority as a GIS analyst of the watershed regions. His first chance to work with TG and The Students Commission came earlier this year with the 10th anniversary of the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer. As a youth journalist, Randeep enjoyed the opportunity to make others more aware of environmental issues that our present generation faces today, and will also face tomorrow.

Randeep Khurana
Toronto, Canada

Born and raised in the Toronto region in Ontario, Canada, Randeep Khurana is a fourth year student at the University of Toronto, graduating this year with an honours degree in Environmental Science and Geographical Information Science.

A hockey fan, Randeep works at a few Ontario Ball Hockey Leagues and also part-time at the Halton Region Conservation Authority as a GIS analyst of the watershed regions.

His first chance to work with TG and The Students Commission came earlier this year with the 10th anniversary of the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer. As a youth journalist, Randeep enjoyed the opportunity to make others more aware of environmental issues that our present generation faces today, and will also face tomorrow.

Randeep Khurana est né et a grandi à Toronto en Ontario au Canada. Il est étudiant de quatrième année à la University of Toronto et il obtiendra cette année un diplôme avec spécialisation en sciences de l'environnement et science d'information géographique.

Un fanatique du hockey, Randeep travaille pour quelques ligues de hockey balle de l'Ontario et il travaille à temps partiel pour le Halton Region Conservation Authority en tant qu'analyste. Il s'est joint au Magazine TG et à la Commission des étudiants pour la première fois plus tôt cette année dans le cadre du 10e anniversaire du Protocole de Montréal sur les substances qui endommagent la couche d'ozone. En tant que jeune journaliste, Randeep en profite pour sensibiliser les autres aux questions liées à l'environnement que les générations devront affronter aujourd'hui et dans le futur.

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