President’s Report 2018/19
1 Sheridan would like to acknowledge that all of its campuses reside on land that for thousands of years before us was the traditional Territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, Anishinaabe Nation, Huron-Wendat and the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. It is our collective responsibility to honour and respect those who have gone before us, those who are here, and those who have yet to come. We are grateful for the opportunity to be working on this land.
Cover: The new Skilled Trades Centre at our Davis Campus in Brampton is a vibrant, bustling hive of activity and learning. 2 3 President’s Report | Welcome It’s a momentous time at Sheridan. At 51 years young, we continue to incubate bold ideas and nurture the talent needed to resource our economy. The stories that follow highlight the people, places and programs that have helped us to foster creativity and ingenuity. Each story also underscores our institutional commitment to quality, character and accountability – three pillars that guide our approach to teaching and learning, and the pursuit of research and creative activities. Read further to learn about exciting milestones and the inspired donors who fuel our work. Day in and day out we ignite people’s passion for learning and contribute to the economic and social well-being of our home communities. I couldn’t be more excited about Sheridan’s future. Warmly, Janet Morrison, PhD President and Vice Chancellor
4 5 President’s Report | Quality Highlights and milestones of 2018
January Alumnus Brad Zoern (Media Arts ’92) receives an Oscar nomination for his sound-mixing work on the multiple award- winning feature film, The Shape of Water. 2 3 4 February March April May June Dr. Marc Richard, Coordinator Co-presenting with Maclean’s, Doors officially open to the 130,000 sq. ft. Skilled Trades Two students win medals in the (4) With the signing of the of Sheridan’s Honours Bachelor of Sheridan hosts a special event at the Centre at the Davis Campus in Brampton. Industrial Mechanic Millwright Indigenous Education Protocol, Music Theatre Performance program, Hazel McCallion Campus to showcase (IMM) category at the Skills Ontario Sheridan underscores its commitment The first instalment of the Sheridan Student Showcase is is named one of 10 new Fellows groundbreaking research in the arts, Competition in Toronto. Jake Doan (3) to Truth and Reconciliation and to on display at the Trafalgar Road Campus. In partnership with welcomed into the 3M National elder care and mobile computing, and and Scott Powless take home gold and supporting Indigenous learners. the Sheridan Student Union and Faculty of Animation, Arts Teaching Fellowship by the Society to recognize the accomplishments of bronze, respectively. Doan qualified for & Design, the exhibit displays outstanding student works for Sheridan signs a Memorandum of for Teaching and Learning in Higher several alumni entrepreneurs. the Skills Canada Competition in June, sale. Understanding with the Dun Laoghaire Education. Richard is the first college where he won the IMM national silver Fourth-year Honours Bachelor of Institute of Art, Design + Technology professor to attain this honour. The OddBird Studio, a team of fourth-year students from medal. Applied Health Sciences – Athletic (IADT) in Ireland. The signing is one Fellowship recognizes exceptional Sheridan’s Honours Bachelor of Game Design program, wins Therapy student Shannon Walsh The annual Polytechnics Canada step towards an agreement that will 1 contributions to teaching and learning Best Overall Game for Super Random Heroes at the Level Up Moreau is named Provincial College Conference is co-hosted by Sheridan allow qualified Sheridan graduates to in Canadian postsecondary education. Student Showcase in Toronto. This is the second Best Overall Co-op Student of the Year by Education at our Davis Campus with an agenda enrol in IADT’s Master of Animation Game prize awarded to the OddBird Studio team, who won Seven Sheridan alumni and faculty at Work Ontario, extending Sheridan’s focused on the challenges facing our program. A film created by nine fourth-year Sheridan Honours the category in 2016 for Arrow Heads. Bachelor of Animation students wins Best Animated members (2) take the stage as part of winning streak to four of the past five economy, workforce and communities Student Short at TIFF’s Top Ten Film Festival. the all-Canadian cast of the hit musical years. due to the rise of intelligent Come From Away in its return to the automation. In his first trip to Canada as the CEO of Apple, Tim Cook Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto. (1) visits a class of fourth-year Bachelor of Applied Computer Science – Mobile Computing students. Sheridan is the only postsecondary institution on his itinerary.
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November Research Infosource ranks Sheridan in the top five research colleges in Canada. Sheridan maintains its first 7 overall ranking of completed research projects and its standing as a top-five institute in research partnerships, paid student researchers, industry research income and industry October research intensity. Professor Thea Lim (7), who teaches in the Honours Bachelor of Creative Sheridan is named a top ‘green’ college according to The Writing and Publishing degree program, is shortlisted for the 2018 Scotiabank Princeton Review’s renowned “Guide to 399 Green Colleges Giller Prize for her critically acclaimed debut novel, An Ocean of Minutes. – 2018 Edition”. 5 6 All campuses become smoke-free with the adoption of a new policy that aligns Dr. Roberta Bondar, astronaut, physician, photographer with Sheridan’s commitment to promoting a healthy and safe working, living and and the first Canadian woman and neurologist to fly in June (continued) July August September learning environment. space, speaks at the Davis Campus as part of the Creative Campus Series, sponsored by TD Bank Group. Sheridan’s Pilon School of Two Sheridan alumni receive Dr. Janet Morrison (5), Grad Maria Hupfield (Art and Joe Morse (8), Coordinator of the Honours Bachelor of Illustration program, is Business signs an articulation Emmy awards for their picture the eighth President and Vice Art History ’99) (6) is recognized named a finalist for the Governor General’s Literary Awards. Morse illustrated Go The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council agreement with the Pacific and sound-editing work. Wendy Chancellor, takes the helm for outstanding achievement by a Show the World: A Celebration of Indigenous Heroes, by Wab Kinew. of Canada (NSERC) announces $1.9 million in research Coast University for Workplace Hallam Martin (Media Arts ’87) at Sheridan and is officially Canadian mid-career artist with a funding for Sheridan. The funding is for initiatives that Health Sciences (PCU-WHS), wins the Primetime Emmy for installed at the Fall Convocation $25,000 visual arts award from The enhance care for older adults, fuel innovation in screen which will allow students who Outstanding Single-Camera ceremony. Hnatyshyn Foundation. industries, and advance entrepreneurship for theatre have completed the diploma Picture Editing for a Drama professionals. Sheridan is named in The Fall semester begins with a program in Human Resources Series for her work on the The Hollywood Reporter’s list of record number of students filling the Director of Athletics and Men’s Basketball Head Coach to transfer their credits from popular TV show The Handmaid’s Top 10 Visual Effects schools classrooms: over 22,000 full-time and Jim Flack (9) celebrates his 700th victory. Sheridan towards a Bachelor Tale, and Craig Henighan (Media in the world, alongside part-time students are studying across of Disability Management at Arts ’95) wins for Outstanding postsecondary institutions in the three campuses. PCU-WHS. Sound Editing for his work on Germany, England, the United Stranger Things. December States and Vancouver. Eight animation alumni are nominated for the 46th Annual Annie Awards, which recognize excellence in animation in the screen industries. Judged exclusively by those in the 8 industry, the Annies are a coveted honour for every animator.
8 9 President’s Report | Quality The EDGE: Cultivating the next generation of entrepreneurs
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The EDGE entrepreneurial hub, which opened In addition to events, the EDGE also offers help.” in January at the Hazel McCallion Campus, mentorship, training, support to access The EDGE is currently supporting has quickly become a thriving hive of activity. funding programs, and co-working space. approximately 40 start-ups, 12 of which are Home to students, alumni and community OddBird Studio, a seven-member team of physically located in the EDGE space. Of these, members, it has become a meeting space for new graduates from Sheridan’s Bachelor of 50% are alumni, and the other 50% are divided those seeking advice and support to bring Game Design program, is among the current between students and community members. their creative ideas to life, and to launch or EDGE tenants. While its members were Another tenant is Charles Javelona, an build new ventures. still in school, OddBird excelled at student alumnus of the Computer Systems Technology competitions like Level Up, winning the Best Led by Renee Devereaux, Manager of – Software Development and Network Overall category in 2016 and 2018, along with Entrepreneurship and Changemaking, the Engineering program. Javelona’s technological a slew of other prizes in Canada and the U.S. EDGE team has hosted 1,800 participants savvy and entrepreneurial bent led him to in 50 seminars, workshops and networking After graduating in 2018, the team was looking create Univjobs, a job board targeted to events since its opening. “Providing budding for a space to continue working together students and recent grads. “With the EDGE, I entrepreneurs with the opportunity to connect and to further develop its ideas. “Without get the opportunity to build brand awareness, and interact with like-minded people is our the EDGE I’m not sure where we would be as well as the mentorship, the space and the greatest service,” says Devereaux. working, but it definitely wouldn’t be together, platform to interact with various start-ups at and that is key to our success,” says Brandon different levels,” says Javelona. 1. The EDGE space is a hub for The 2,410 sq. ft. EDGE comprises the Hub, a Muir, an OddBird member. “Plus, the EDGE’s creativity and entrepreneurship. public lounge area, and the Workspace, which If you’re in the neighbourhood, feel free to staff provides expert advice – whether contains dedicated and hot desk space that drop by and check out the latest innovations it’s resolving printing issues or answering 2. Renee Devereaux, Manager entrepreneurs or start-ups can access via an underway in the EDGE. questions about tax law, they are there to of Entrepreneurship and application process. Changemaking.
10 11 President’s Report | Quality TIFF showcase Our programs
Animation 50 Every year, the Toronto International Film Sheridan’s animation programs have launched For half a century, Sheridan has been considered one of the Festival (TIFF) showcases the finest student films many prominent careers while breaking new from universities and colleges across Canada. ground in the entertainment, advertising and best animation schools in the world. Our graduates include Sheridan Animation students have won the gaming industries. Our current programs are: Oscar nominees and winners who have worked on popular coveted top prize eight times in the past 10 years. animated films for big studios like Pixar, DreamWorks, • Computer Animation Disney and Nelvana. (Post-graduate certificate) A few of our student winners: • Digital Creature Animation – 2017 Technical Direction Hands on Deck Pictures, a team of third-year (Post-graduate certificate) Sheridan students, wins for Feathers. • Honours Bachelor of Animation 2016 (4-year degree) Melody Wang (Animation ’15) wins for The • Visual Effects Casebook of Nips & Porkington. (Post-graduate certificate) 2009 Yuriy Sivers (Animation ’09) wins for Humpty Dumpty is Scrambled.
Animation faculty and staff, past and present, reunite at Sheridan.
The faculty in the animation programs have two enduring qualities: first, they come from all corners of the globe “The faculty are our pixie dust. We’ve always “Sheridan was the touchstone for everything I’ve done “I really felt like I found my tribe in the Animation fueled by a shared goal of inspiring the future generation hired with an eye towards excellence.” since graduating. It all starts in this place, with its program. … We would motivate each other, we of animators. Second, they bring to the programs a mix – Dr. Angela Stukator, Associate Dean, Animation great legacy of nurturing a love of the art form.” would inspire each other, we would share movies and Game Design and techniques … we would push each other to do of education and industry experience that provides them – Dean DeBlois (Animation ’90), Oscar-nominated better.” with the currency and credibility to deliver in studio-based writer/director of the How to Train Your Dragon trilogy learning. ANIMATION 50 logo design: James Caswell, Professor, – Domee Shi (Animation ’11), director of Bao Honours Bachelor of Animation
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1993 Steve “Spaz” Williams (Animation ’84) 2015 creates the computer-generated T-Rex for the blockbuster Jurassic Park. Dean DeBlois (Animation ’90) wins a Golden Globe for How to Train Your Dragon 2. The film 2016 3 4 was also nominated for an Oscar. 2018
3. Taha Neyestani (Animation ’15), Allison Rutland (Animation ’03) and Alexander Poei 1981 (Animation ’99) win Annie Awards.
Launch of Computer Animation program. The cost for a standalone computer was 2002 1968 $50,000. Sheridan’s Animation program becomes Sheridan welcomes the first animation class the four-year Honours Bachelor of Animation at its Brampton campus. degree – the only one of its kind in Canada. 2015 1
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International Summer School of Jon Minnis (Animation ’83) becomes the Sheridan ranks first among the Top 100 1. Chris Williams (Animation) wins Oscar Alan Barillaro (Animation ’96) wins Oscar 4. Author/illustrator Jon Klassen
Animation opens. first graduate to earn an Oscar. His winning Animation Schools in the World by Animation Images – Getty Animation | Big Hero 6 – Disney The Boxtrolls Laika Entertainment Alan Barillaro Dragon 2 – DreamWorks Your How to Train Photo credits: for Best Animated Film for directing Big Hero 6. for Best Animated Short Film for Piper. (Animation ’05) is named to the Order of film, Charade, began its life while he was a Career Review. Canada. 2. Graham Annable (Animation ’91) was Sheridan student. nominated for an Oscar in the same category 5. Domee Shi (Animation ’11) becomes first for The Boxtrolls. female director of a Pixar short film (Bao). She’s now developing a feature film at Pixar.
14 15 President’s Report | Quality Transforming library spaces to fuel today’s modern learner
Walk through the doors of the library at must be conducive to creativity. Renovations and their ability to adapt to the changing Sheridan’s Trafalgar Road Campus in Oakville, completed at Sheridan in September 2018 are demands of diverse populations and emerging and you’ll quickly discover a space that ignites a prime example of this approach. The new technologies. innovation and shapes the future. space features diverse collections, flexible “Our libraries host a vast array of resources, shelving and furniture, and even a fireplace. “A library serving as a book repository no including unique databases for sound, video The Learning Commons spaces also host 1 2 longer makes sense for the modern learner,” and gaming software,” says Sweeney Marsh. student and faculty art exhibitions and a says Marian Traynor, Associate Director, Library “We’re providing our students with meaningful Scholars and Creators Hub. But physical space and Learning Services. “Students and faculty content to spark their imagination, enhance is just the tip of the iceberg. need accessible space to interact with and their learning experience and promote career engage in. Libraries are today’s incubators and “Virtual space is vital. Today’s learner is readiness. Here at Sheridan, innovation is learning hubs.” balancing family life, extracurricular activities, thriving.” a part-time job, and so much more,” adds Sheridan’s libraries have been designed to fit Traynor. “It’s important that our community the 21st century, each one having adopted the members have around-the-clock access to Learning Commons model, which is rooted in library services.” collaboration and participatory learning. Approximately 85% of the Library and “The library is often considered the heart of Learning Services’ 600,000 resources are 1. The new Trafalgar Road library a community or postsecondary institution,” electronic, meaning students can access features diverse collections says Joan Sweeney Marsh, Director, Library ebooks, magazines, and specialized research for modern learners. and Learning Services. “Our modern spaces databases online, 24 hours a day, from any are designed to connect community members 2. As with most libraries, quiet location; this includes SOURCE, Sheridan’s to knowledge in creative spaces that allow study space is essential. digital institutional repository for scholarship, for the lively sharing of ideas, as well as quiet research and creative activities. reflection and purposeful research and study.” 3. Modern, attractive design is a Libraries remain at the forefront of strong highlight of the new layout. When it comes to developing modern communities. They continue to stand the test libraries, the concept of space is crucial, of time in today’s ever-evolving digital world 4. Today’s libraries serve as a hub explains Sweeney Marsh. Layout and design 3 4 due to their remarkable capacity for renewal for creativity and reflection.
16 17 President’s Report | Character Sheridan’s The dedication, care and contributions of our problem-solving workshops and qualitative work and commitment to her own professional People Awards faculty and staff have helped build Sheridan’s research in affordable housing, food security, development, Jessica models the best reputation as one of Canada’s leading employment equity and wraparound programs. characteristics of public safety professionals. postsecondary institutions. In 2018, the Mozammel Khan (3) founded the Quality Around the halls of Sheridan, Sunand Sharma Sheridan People Awards were introduced to Assurance – Manufacturing and Management (6) always stands out as a friendly face, recognize the outstanding work taking place Celebrating the people who bring Sheridan to life. program at Sheridan. Through this program exuding positive energy and a willingness to on our campuses. Over 80 nominations were in which Mozammel is a professor and engage with others. As Manager of Student submitted, and a committee of peers selected mentor, many students struggling to find Rights and Responsibilities at the Davis the recipients. meaningful employment or experience Campus, he brings his positive attitude and Among those honoured was Nicole Johnson in Canada have found themselves more commitment to student success to bear (1), a professor in the Social Service Worker employable and graduating with the skills to in dealing with a complex array of issues program. Nicole has worked to address help them succeed in their industries. Fittingly, involving student behaviours and conduct. institutional gaps in mental health and Mozammel’s commitment over many years To his team, Sunand is a valued coach and wellness supports, and build community earned him the Student Success Award. mentor who generously shares his knowledge awareness through interdepartmental and and learned experience to help guide them in In 2018, Sheridan signed on to the Indigenous Faculty initiatives such as “Take Back the their roles. For these qualities, he received the Education Protocol. Alexander Hollenberg Night” and “Intersections of Mental Health” Inspirational Leader Award. (4), a professor in the Faculty of Humanities events. Her ongoing work, coupled with and Social Sciences, and recipient of the An active researcher, scholar and creative her empathy, enthusiasm and collaborative Truth and Reconciliation Award, exemplifies in both the academic and applied realms, style, earned her the Bruins Award, which our commitment by highlighting Indigenous Nathaniel Barr (7) is also a sought-after recognizes employees who have helped history, politics and art in his curriculum. He’s speaker on the topic of reasoning and 1 2 3 4 advance mental health and wellness initiatives also the recipient of an SSHRC grant for a creativity, and has been published in The Wall college-wide. research project that will amplify the voices Street Journal and The Washington Post, among Creativity is a hallmark of Sheridan, and and experiences of Indigenous women within others. He is also recognized as a global expert the Orange Ribbon Award was designed to the Canadian justice system. in the areas of debunking misinformation recognize employees who personify creativity and how technology interacts with thinking. Jessica McLean (5), Emerging Leader and creative thinking. Michael McNamara (2) All of Nathaniel’s Scholarship, Research and Award recipient, promotes inclusivity and became Sheridan’s first Professor of Creativity Creative Activities (SRCA) are too numerous to community building through her work as in 2013, and since then has designed and list here, but his leadership in this area earned a professor and program coordinator in taught in Sheridan’s Board Undergraduate him the SRCA Award. the School of Public Safety. She routinely Certificate in Creativity and Creative Problem seeks out interdisciplinary and collaborative Solving – a first of its kind in Canada. He opportunities for her students, including also co-led, in partnership with the Oakville Sheridan congratulates all of our nominees community-based initiatives like Iron Joan Community Foundation, the Community and recipients. Our learning community is and the National Peace Officers Memorial Ideas Factory research project, which richer thanks to your contributions. Run. Jessica has been a driving force behind received funding from the Social Sciences purposeful design changes in Public Safety 5 6 7 and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) of classrooms that enhance the student Canada. As project director, Mike led creative experience. Through her extensive volunteer
18 19 President’s Report | Accountability Financial review GOVERNMENT FUNDING FOR SHERIDAN AS A PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL REVENUE
Serving the public good, funded in part by the public dollar, demands our unwavering commitment to fiscal responsibility. This past year, revenue from tuition – domestic and international students combined – almost doubled the funding we received from taxpayer dollars. Ontario’s postsecondary institutions receive the lowest grant and tuition revenue combined in the country. Within the province, colleges receive less than their university and high school counterparts.
We never forget that our students invest heavily in their education. This knowledge fuels our commitment to providing our students with great value for money, and to running our operations with the utmost efficiency and integrity.
Source: Department of Finance, Sheridan College.
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2018-19 OPERATING BUDGET ESTIMATED GRANT AND TUITION FEE REVENUE PER COLLEGE STUDENT, ALL PROVINCES, 2016-17
REVENUES EXPENSES Tuition fees per FTE Grants $99.0M Salaries & benefits $236.7M Operating grant per FTE International student revenues $131.5M Non-salary operating $126.6M
Domestic student revenues $96.7M
Other revenues $36.0M
$363.2M $363.3M
FUNDING SOURCES
13% 2017-18 12% 2012-13 OPERATING FUNDING AND REGULATED TUITION FEES PER STUDENT, ONTARIO EDUCATION SECTORS, 2016-17 29% Grants 29% Grants 42% International 42% International 26% student tuition 32% 28% student tuition 18% Domestic Domestic student tuition 26% student tuition 28% 32% 18% Other 13% Other 12%
Grants Regulated tuition fees
Sources: Colleges Ontario, Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities, relevant provincial ministries. Notes: Ontario figures exclude the tuition set-aside and collaborative and second-entry nursing and clinical education funding for collaborative nursing. Also excluded is the portion of funding for other organizations that is not for the college sector. Regulated tuition fees. Operating grants and enrolments are for provincially funded activity and exclude apprenticeship. Enrolment and funding data for Quebec are for full-time students. Sources: Department of Finance, Sheridan College.
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Nortel Manufacturing Therese Bolliger & Arturo Cooksville Interiors (Miss.) Marilyn Glaholm Keilhauer Thanks to Limited Nagel Ltd. Glen Williams Glass Marie Minkyung Kim Playing With Fire David Brady Roger & Sandra Cormier Larry Goldhar Steven Knab Michael Rubinoff Brampton and Caledon Josie Cornacchia Robert Gontier & Ned Jerry & Alice Kotuba our supporters Softchoice Community Foundation Cathy E. Coulthard Loach & Family Spec Furniture Inc Brampton Business and Crimsonfish Great Lakes Scenic Le Chateau Inc St. Jude’s Church Professional Women’s Critical Mass Studios Inc Linebox Studio We’re grateful for our community of supporters Stephanie Gorin Casting Club CSL Group Greg Bond Musical Brent Lowe-Bernie Inc. Bratton Scenery and CUPE Local 5200 Theatre Fund c/o Toronto Liliann Lozanovski who, through their contributions, have enabled Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Display D. L. Stevenson & Son Ltd. Foundation MacGillivray Partners us to create exceptional learning opportunities Club Brenda Clark Illustrator Linda Dalton GURU Studio Marion Abbott’s for our students. Town of Oakville Inc. Kara Daugharty Gail Hakala Performing Arts Studio Wacom Technology Corp. Brown Bag Films Lisa Daugharty Roger Halfacre Joanne Mathews Zonta Club of Oakville Brown Daniels Associates The Kathleen & William Halton County Law McGraw-Hill Education Bunzl Canada Inc Davis Scholarship Bursary Association Debra McKay FRIEND Michael Burjaw Fund Halton District Mercury Filmworks $500 – $4,999 Frances Burke David Gouett Professional Educational Assistants Merit Security 4 Office Automation Ltd. Business Interiors by Dentistry Association MetriCan International A & E Income Tax Service Staples Dell Canada Melanie Hamilton Metroland Media Group PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE LEADER Princess Auto Foundation Great-West Life, London Campus Development Abundance Canada Ron & Lloyd Cameron- Denis Devos Amy R. Holland Ltd $1,000,000+ $25,000 – $99,999 Rotary Club of Oakville Life and Canada Life Oakville ADI Development Group Lewis DHX Media Ltd. Hollend Furnishings Ltd. Carol Ann Michaelson Randy & Catherine Pilon Shelley Adamo – In Trafalgar HP Canadian Gift Association AME Learning Inc Carpe Diem Residential District 28 Studios House&Canvas Bryan Misener Memory of Louis and TD Bank Group Panavision Canada Candybox Marketing Angela Bruce Chapter of Treatment Homes for East Toronto Quilters House of Cool Inc. Mississauga Board GOVERNOR’S CIRCLE Beverley Adamo Dr. Mary Preece Cinesite Inc the IODE Children Inc Guild Human Resources of Trade – Women’s $500,000 – $999,999 ALMAG Aluminum Inc. PARTNER Sim Cisco Systems Canada Co. Leslie Arden William Carson ESC Automation Inc. Professional Association Leadership Committee guard.me International The Caldwell Foundation $10,000 – $24,999 Toshont Power Products Community Foundation of Ari Agency CFUW Mississauga Fabricland of Canada (HRPA) Linda Moffatt Insurance Canon Canada Inc. Campus Living Centres Inc. Mississauga John Armstrong City of Brampton Alison Feierabend IBM Canada Ltd. Monday Night at the Sheridan Student Union CIBC Inc Unifor Compass Group Canada Association of CJMR 1320 figure3 InComm Canada Prepaid Movies Coca-Cola Refreshments Canada Type Jeff Vallentin Robert Cook Architectural John & Shirley Clifford Robert Fones Intact Financial Greg Moore PATRON Canada Canadian Information Jason W. Cornish Technologists of Ontario Closing the Gap Ford Motor Company of Corporation Debbie Moser $100,000 – $249,999 Robert W. Dye Processing Society of FOUNDER Mark & Jennifer Deighton Axis Communications Healthcare Group Canada Island Digital MSDS Studio Corus Entertainment Inc. Fairfax Financial Holdings Ontario $5,000 – $9,999 FORREC Ltd. Paul Baron Cogeco Connexion Inc. Forge Media + Design J.M. Cochrane Awards Lisa Neighbour Deloitte Foundation Limited Cimetrix Solutions, AdClub of Toronto GardaWorld Belden Canada Inc CommTech Show FUSION: The Ontario Clay Jam Filled Entertainment Neighbourhood Studio Canada Imants Hausmanis – a division of Javelin Alectra Utilities David & Mariella Holmes Benjamin Moore & Co. Conexsys and Glass Association John Fleming Occasional Nelson Education Paramount Fine Foods In Memory of Anita Technologies Alzheimer Society Peel IPEX Group of Companies Joan Bennett Communications Ltd. Rick & Justine Giuliani c/o Consulting Inc. Nienkamper Furniture & Pomerleau Inc. Miniats-Hausmanis Eurest Services Roger & Janet Beck Gabrielle Israelievitch Boehringer Ingelheim Construction the Hamilton Community JPMA Global Inc. Accessories Ltd. RBC Foundation Knowledge First General Electric Canada Bell Kiwanis Club of Brampton (Canada) Limited Specifications Canada Foundation Juniper Networks Canada Jeff Nolte Scotiabank Foundation Inc. Bell & Mackenzie Co. Ltd Lexmark Michael Nobrega Meridian Credit Union
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Oakville Hydro Ellen & Lloyd Rubinoff Veritiv Ontario Camera S1 GROUP Vistek Ltd. Ontario College Council of Seas the Moment Voyageur Transportation Chief Information Officers Consulting Services (OCCCIO) SESLER Michael Walsh PACE Developments The Shanks Family Watt International Inc. Thuy Pade Sharon & Russell Schmidt Robert Welsh The Paper Place Shaw Festival WG Pro-Manufacturing Paul Papoutsakis Sheridan Hockey Alumni Inc. Parkyn Design Marvin Singer Colette Whiten April Patterson Tracy & Brian Smith Lyn Wiggins Greg Peterson Kimberley & Ralf Soeder William F. White Paul Piccini Sound Dogs Toronto International Pikto Sovereign Wealth Catherine Wilson Pinchin Ltd. Management Inc. Christine Winder Natalie Pitterson Speers Road Broadloom WindowsWear PLASP Child Care Ltd. Women’s Art Association Services Square One of Canada Mary Portis Stantec Consulting Ltd. Xerox Canada Ltd Pratt & Whitney Canada Stoneworx Mary-Lu Zahalan & Chris Prosecutors’ Association Superframe Kennedy of Ontario Switch VFX & Animation Zonta Club of Brampton- Binh Quach Ruth Taylor Caledon Raise Foundation Technicolor Toronto Zonta e-Club of Canada1 RBC Royal Bank Tomas Pearce Ted Zourntos Michael Reierson Toronto Image Works Cathy Zuraw Wendy Ritchie Toronto Star RL Solutions Transglobal Systems of Rockstar Games Canada Inc. Toronto ULC Tri-Art Mfg. Inc. Ronni Rosenberg Stan Tuck & Carol Tuck- This list represents supporters who made a gift between January 1 and The Rotary Club of Riggs December 31, 2018. It does not include donors who have requested anonymity or Brampton Tucker’s Pottery Supplies bequest intentions. If your name has been omitted or incorrectly acknowledged, we offer our apologies. Please contact our Advancement Office at 905-815-4299 so that Michelle Roy McSpurren Inc we can correct this oversight.
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