Our Creed is what We Believe. It May Seem Like We’ve Been Fighting This We see leading researchers, from all over the Fight Forever. But We Haven’t. world, leave their homes to come here. Because this is where they believe the fight will be There was a time, not long ago, when cancer finished. In our lifetime. was a death sentence. And the treatment was dreaded almost as much as the disease. Yes, we are still losing people to cancer. But We’ve seen that change in our lifetime, at more and more, we are controlling the cancer, The Princess Margaret. instead of the cancer controlling us. We now know that every cancer is as individual as the We’ve seen the entire process of cancer patient. So we’re developing personalized care care forever altered. We’ve seen radical that delivers the right treatment to the right mastectomies become lumpectomies. We’ve patient at the right time. We are pioneering seen the precision of image guided therapies new, innovative treatment options, like using spare more healthy tissue. We’ve seen a patient’s own immune system to fight cancer. undreamed-of advances at the cellular level and This is the future of cancer medicine, and we revolutionary work in healing beyond the body. are on the forefront of that progress, today.

All in our lifetime. It may seem like we’ll be fighting this fight All at The Princess Margaret. forever. But we won’t. Because we’re closing in. We have the momentum. We have the talent. We see the things we do give hope to millions, And we have the passion. This is the front line. one person at a time. We’ve transformed We are Canada’s cancer warriors. But we can’t a provincial cancer hospital into one of the do it alone. world’s top five cancer research centres. As a proud partner of the University Health The world needs to hear The Princess Margaret Network, we’ve grown our people into message. So share it at every opportunity with the thousands - each of them dedicated to anyone who will listen. finding more effective ways to care for cancer It’s a simple message, really. But it’s a message patients. We share our research findings of incredible power: we are conquering cancer and clinical expertise globally. Through our at Canada’s cancer research centre, The Princess critical teaching role, we are training the next Margaret. In our lifetime. generation of cancer experts and impacting patient care at The Princess Margaret, across Canada and around the globe. The world needs to hear The Princess Margaret message. So share it at every opportunity with anyone who will listen.

*For more information on The Princess Margaret’s global impact, go to www.thepmcf.ca

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 1 Marking 20 years on University Avenue, and visualizing the 20 years ahead

November 2015 marked the 20th anniversary of in patient care in the future are major Princess Margaret Cancer Centre’s move from its priorities for our healthcare system. original location on Sherbourne Street to its current As part of University Health Network, location in the heart of Toronto’s Medical Discovery The Princess Margaret benefits from District on University Avenue. It was an opportunity to technology development that is pay tribute to the progress made in the past 20 years taking place across the organization. and open a dialogue about our aspirations and ideas New ‘apps’ that help patients manage on how the care of cancer patients will change in the their disease are being readied for next 20 years. prime time. A number of esteemed speakers shared their As for The Princess Margaret’s predictions about the future of cancer research and specific vision to Conquer Cancer healthcare systems in 2035, including Dr. Peter Pisters, in Our Lifetime, we are optimistic. President and CEO of University Health Network, who For example, we are leading in the described his vision: application of new tools that allow us to map the genome of each patient’s tumor and understand the specific “We will facilitate a process where driver mutations that are fueling there will be much more real-time it. The days of treating all patients with lung cancer or with colon cancer in the same way access to clinical decision support, are behind us. We are now in the age of Personalized Cancer Medicine. to data that’s required to manage Virtually every week, we read something in the diseases in real time, and where news about the potential of our immune system to recognize and eradicate cancer. We saw this patients will become partners in opportunity early and have built on historical strength their care in a much different way developed over the past 20 years through additional recruitment and investment. As we translate our than they are engaged now.” research discoveries from the laboratory to the clinic, we are playing an important role on the world stage in developing and evaluating new approaches to utilize Harnessing technology to connect patients and their our own immune system to seek out and target cancer. healthcare team in efficient ways and managing the We foresee the day when cancer will be treated as a overwhelming amount of data that will be produced chronic disease like diabetes is treated today.

2 2016 Report to Our Donors A message from Dr. Bradly Wouters and Dr. Mary Gospodarowicz

As part of celebrating the 20-year milestone, we asked our staff and friends to select just one word to describe The Princess Margaret. The word map shown illustrates what came to mind for people.

Thank you for supporting our research and innovation as we work to conquer cancer in our lifetime,

Dr. Bradly Wouters Dr. Mary Gospodarowicz Research Director Medical Director Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Princess Margaret Cancer Centre

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 3 The home stretch of our BILLION DOLLAR CHALLENGE

In April 2012, The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation This is the next chapter in an event that will be 15 years embarked on the largest single fundraising campaign strong next year, and is continuously evolving with in the history of Canadian healthcare. And this year, feedback and great ideas from our dedicated supporters. we completed the fourth year of the BILLION DOLLAR We are delighted that Rexall has signed on as the title CHALLENGE—our five-year initiative to secure $1 billion sponsor for the 2016 event . to lead the way in Personalized Cancer Medicine at The Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer had another Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, one of the top 5 cancer incredible year, raising over $19.3 million with 4,853 research centres in the world. riders. We have shared this great event brand to benefit By the time you read this report, we will be very close three other Canadian cancer organizations—B.C. Cancer to reaching our goal. We have raised $870 million, with Foundation, Alberta Cancer Foundation and Montreal’s $443 million coming from philanthropy and $427 million Jewish General Hospital Foundation. In total, over eight from grants secured by our internationally-respected years, the Ride has raised $315 million for cancer research research team. and care across the country. In fiscal 2016, we achieved a new record in our net For the second consecutive year, our Princess Margaret fundraising with a total of $104 million. This includes lotteries raised an all-time record of $24.8 million in $15.5 million raised for our $50 million Research net income through continuous innovation in ticket Campaign which launched in 2015. (See page 18 for more purchase options, prizing and use of social media to information on this campaign). reach new buyers. The continued generosity of donors such as Emmanuelle Thanks to the cancer research enabled through these Gattuso, Allan Slaight and the Slaight family has enabled programs and your generosity, the landscape in cancer us to amplify the expertise of our research team in diagnosis and treatment is changing rapidly. The key areas including epigenetics, bioinformatics, drug Tumor Immunotherapy Program led by Drs. Pamela development, and immunotherapy. Ohashi and Lillian Siu is an excellent example of how This year, we celebrated the formation of the Till & The Princess Margaret is leading the way in testing McCulloch Society, which recognizes our supporters promising new approaches to cancer treatment by who have fuelled work at The Princess Margaret through activating our immune system. The leaders of this cumulative giving that has exceeded $1 million. Several program are highly regarded around the world, and events have already been held for Society members that they are working in collaboration with the top U.S. connect them with clinicians and researchers whose work cancer centres. This is a key area of investment for our is benefitting from their support. Research Campaign. OneWalk to Conquer Cancer made its debut in This report provides further details on our September 2015 with 4,523 participants raising over immunotherapy program and other examples of how $7.7 million. The Princess Margaret is outsmarting cancer thanks to your support.

4 2016 Report to Our Donors A message from the Chair of the Foundation Board and the President and CEO

Tom Ehrlich Paul Alofs Chair, Board of Directors President & CEO

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 5 Canada’s most comprehensive immunotherapy program

It’s not a new idea that our immune system can kill cancer At The Princess Margaret, several drugs are being tested cells. From 60 Minutes to CNN, the popular press is abuzz to take advantage of these ‘gas pedals’ and boost the with stories. Immunotherapy is quickly emerging as immune response. the ‘fourth pillar’ of cancer treatment alongside surgery, radiation and chemotherapy. Making cancer cells look Researchers in the laboratories at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre have been studying how to harness more ‘foreign’ the immune system for this purpose for many years. Drs. Tak Mak and Pamela Ohashi are world leaders One of the reasons the immune system doesn’t mount in understanding the individual components of the an attack is because cancer cells look too much like the immune system and how they interact to generate an healthy cells of our body. So some of the strategies our immune response against something foreign to our body. researchers are pursuing involve making cancer appear more foreign so the immune system will go into attack Today, under the leadership of Dr. Lillian Siu, mode. Infecting cancer cells with viruses or substances immunotherapy research is also being conducted in that can mimic viruses helps the immune system our patient clinics. We have four Phase I/II clinical trials recognize and hone in on cancer cells. underway, and will soon be recruiting patients for four more trials. Our team is working on multiple strategies to train, boost and engineer the immune system to be more Making the immune effective in recognizing and eradicating cancer. Multiple strategies are required because each person’s cancer and system work harder each person’s immune system are different. Our clinical researchers are testing new drugs that are able to ‘take the brakes off’ the immune system. The Pumping up and points at which the immune system applies ‘brakes’ to slow down or stop the immune response are called the stimulating the ‘checkpoints’, so this immunotherapy approach is referred immune system to as checkpoint inhibitor. Two years ago, Dr. Ohashi and her team initiated a clinical Customizing the trial that harvests T-cells found within a patient’s tumor. A specially-trained cell production team ‘manufactures’ immune system more of these cells that are then transferred back to Our team is working on several different ways to engineer the patient. By starting with T-cells that have already or genetically modify T-cells so that they can more recognized and infiltrated the tumor, Dr. Ohashi’s research effectively recognize, target and kill cancer cells. indicates this approach will generate a stronger and more Drs. Naoto Hirano and Marcus Butler have developed a robust immune system attack against their cancer. cell called an artificial antigen-presenting cell that will be Another approach involves the natural ‘accelerators’ or ‘gas used in the laboratory to grow T-cells that can hone in on pedals’ that can be activated to stimulate the immune cancer cells and kill them. system to attack cancer cells.

6 2016 Report to Our Donors Dr. Tak Mak changed the world of medical research in 1984 when he published a landmark scientific paper on the cloning of the T-cell receptor gene, considered the ‘holy grail’ of the human immune system. He is the Director of The Campbell Family Institute for Breast Cancer Research, and was invited to the Vatican this year, along with several other world-leading cancer researchers, to take part in a conference that focused in part on immunotherapy.

Dr. Pamela Ohashi is the Co-Director of the Tumor Immunotherapy Program (TIP). Her laboratory has made key contributions to our understanding of the immune system, and she spearheaded the establishment of the first Adoptive T-cell Therapy clinical trial in Canada.

Dr. Lillian Siu is a senior staff medical oncologist and a recognized world leader in the management of Phase I and II clinical trials. She is Co-Director of the Tumor Immunotherapy Program, Co-Director of the BRAS Drug Development Program, and Executive Director of the Cancer Genomics Program. Together, the three programs of tumor immunotherapy, drug development and cancer genomics form a triad of synergy that supports The Princess Margaret’s core vision to deliver Personalized Cancer Medicine.

Dr. Marcus Butler is a senior medical oncologist and Director of the Immune Monitoring Laboratory. Before joining The Princess Margaret, Dr. Butler was an Instructor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School and a Clinical Fellow in Medicine at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. As a clinician-scientist, Dr. Butler plays a leadership role in translating the discoveries in our laboratories into clinical trials that have the potential to improve outcomes for patients.

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 7 The largest recruitment

A gift of $50 million pledged in early 2013 by Emmanuelle Gattuso, Allan Slaight and the Slaight family was a huge boost to our BILLION DOLLAR CHALLENGE. It has enabled Princess Margaret Cancer Centre to continue building the scientific team needed to lead the way in defining and implementing Personalized Cancer Medicine.

“Recruiting scientists in new fields like bioinformatics, epigenetics and immunotherapy has enabled us to expand the breadth of our research program,” explains Dr. Bradly Wouters, Research Director at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. “Even more importantly, with these highly- specialized scientists collaborating with the world-renowned cancer researchers already here, we are uniquely equipped to tackle challenging research problems that haven’t been attempted anywhere before. There is an incredible level of synergy and excitement that has been created through these new recruits.”

This past year, the Gattuso Slaight gift has enabled the leaders of our research team to recruit two new superstars—Dr. David Brooks and Dr. Steven Chan—who are very excited to continue their important work at The Princess Margaret. This brings the total for this recruitment drive to nine superstars! Allan Slaight and Emmanuelle Gattuso

8 2016 Report to Our Donors drive in our history

Dr. David Brooks is the Scotiabank Research Chair and a senior scientist specializing in immunotherapy. In particular, he is focused on what causes our immune system to fail in attacking cancer or persistent viral infections. Before joining The Princess Margaret, Dr. Brooks was a tenured Associate Professor and led a laboratory at the University of California, Los Angeles. “Moving my laboratory and my life to a new country was an exciting (and daunting) endeavor. The Gattuso Slaight gift has made my transition into cancer research a reality, and I am truly excited about what the future holds.”

Dr. Steven Chan is a clinician-scientist who is also part of the Leukemia Program at The Princess Margaret. Dr. Chan’s research focuses on how mitochondria (which produce energy for cells) functions differently in cancer cells than in normal cells. Dr. Chan received his medical and research training at Stanford University in California. “Philanthropic support has allowed me to set up a new research program in a top-ranked research institution. The generosity of Emmanuelle Gattuso and the Slaight Family is a source of inspiration and motivation for my team to work harder to achieve the goal of personalized medicine.”

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 9 Wanting to be part of a ‘giant leap forward in the treatment of cancer’

“We believe that immunotherapy is and will continue to be a giant leap forward in the treatment of cancer,” says Tony Traub. Tony is an entrepreneur who has spent much of his career in the financial services industry. Together with his wife Wendy, they recognized that The Princess Margaret has a world class team in the area of immunotherapy, and wanted to help move their initiatives forward. Tony and Wendy are excited about the potential that lies ahead with Personalized Cancer Medicine, and they want to be part of making it a reality. They decided this year to make a significant investment to help accelerate the Tumor Immunotherapy Program at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, bringing their total giving to $1 million. Wendy is currently a patient at the cancer centre. She was diagnosed with melanoma in July 2014—the same month in which they lost a dear friend to brain cancer. Wendy’s melanoma was quickly removed, but it recurred. Today, she is in the care of Dr. Marcus Butler, a medical oncologist, and his team. Wendy is receiving immunotherapy and being cared for by the staff at The Princess Margaret. She feels in moving the knowledge of our Monitoring Laboratory which will fortunate to be in the hands of one immune system gained in our play a key role in understanding why of the physicians leading the Tumor laboratories into the clinic where it certain patients benefit from the new Immunotherapy Program. can benefit patients directly,” says immunotherapies while others do not.” “This generous gift from Wendy and Dr. Butler. “For example, The Princess Tony Traub will help us immensely Margaret is establishing an Immune

10 2016 Report to Our Donors The Tumor Immunotherapy Program is comprised of a team of highly-talented physicians, research scientists and support staff, all focused on leading the way in this promising area of cancer therapy.

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 11 Investing in more effective treatment for ovarian cancer patients

Janet Cottrelle worked as a high school history teacher for many years and then made a successful transition to the financial services industry. As an investment advisor for RBC Dominion Securities, her priority was to design unique wealth solutions for her clients with their lifestyle in mind. Janet’s own lifestyle includes riding horses, working in the garden and enjoying rural life. She was a serious horse jumping competitor, and is in the Jump Canada Hall of Fame. But three cancer diagnoses have made Janet very aware that our own personal vision for the future can be rudely interrupted. She has been treated twice for breast cancer, and is now being treated for ovarian cancer. Having had both breast and ovarian cancer, Janet is keenly aware of the difference in public awareness and the level of research funding between the two diseases. She says, “Given a five-year survival rate of 45 percent, I was disappointed to find out ovarian cancer research was seriously underfunded. There is an urgent need for procedures to diagnose ovarian cancer earlier and for more effective treatments.” In recognition of the important work going on at The Princess Margaret, the Janet D. Cottrelle Foundation is making a donation of $1.26 million to support ovarian cancer research. The goal of the Foundation is to fund initiatives that will improve women’s health, and the first initiative to be supported is a study led by Janet’s physician, Dr. Amit Oza, that will create a framework for anticipating newly-diagnosed ovarian cancer patients’ resistance to platinum-based chemotherapy drugs. Dr. Oza is a world leader in clinical research for ovarian cancer, and the efforts of his team have led to two new drug therapies being approved in the past five years.

Making ovarian cancer treatment more effective by making it more personal

One of the current challenges in treating ovarian cancer is understanding a patient’s resistance to platinum-based chemotherapy drugs. Dr. Oza believes a biological ‘snapshot’ of each patient’s resistance pattern to platinum chemotherapy is urgently needed. This snapshot would offer physicians very valuable information on which to base their treatment recommendations. He believes that this snapshot could be formulated in three ways: • Creating a genetic profile of each patient’s tumor sample • Conducting liquid biopsies that test for circulating tumor DNA in a patient’s blood over the course of their treatment • Building an immune profile to assess a patient’s suitability for immunotherapy treatment

12 2016 Report to Our Donors Playing a key role behind the scenes at an iconic Canadian retailer

In 1937, two brothers, Sam and Sid Sniderman, created a record department in their family’s store, Sniderman Radio Sales & Service, on College Street. That little department was the spark that led to the creation of a Toronto landmark—Sam the Record Man—that lasted over four decades at 347 Yonge Street. The Princess Margaret now has a very special connection to ‘Sam’s’ thanks to a transformational gift from Sid’s daughter Lana. Like her father, Lana worked in the back office specializing in franchising, leasing and investments. She had a very strong work ethic, and she also had passions that she pursued avidly outside of working hours. She owned a farm in Nobleton, and there she became a Lana Sniderman successful dog breeder, specializing in Dobermans. And then there was horse racing and horseback riding. Lana’s love of thoroughbred horses and her compassion for animals was evident through her long-time and generous support of the LongRun Thoroughbred Retirement Society—an organization devoted to arranging good care for retired racehorses. Her long-time friend, Barbara Jacobs, spoke about how loyal Lana was to her close friends and staff. “She was a private person, but very generous to the people and causes that were important to her.” Now people with cancer are benefiting from Lana’s compassion and generosity. She had her own battles with cancer, and, in gratitude for wonderful care that she received at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, she made a generous bequest in her will of over $2 million. Just as Lana worked hard to build and sustain a successful business, her legacy will be hard at work in the quest to conquer cancer.

First estate planning seminar delivered in Cantonese

In March 2016, at the encouragement of David Dai and Lydia Cheung, financial consultants with Investors Group, The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation held its first estate planning seminar in Cantonese. Held at the Hilton Toronto/ Markham Suites, over 60 attendees heard from four different advisors—a lawyer, an accountant, and two financial consultants—about the importance of having a Canadian will and a Power of Attorney. The speakers also discussed ways to minimize tax, while protecting and distributing assets to one’s estate. Several people attending shared with us that they did not know they could leave a gift to a charity in their will, and they were very grateful for the opportunity to hear about the benefits of doing so in their own language. 掌握未來，還看今天。

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 13 International support for our leading work in Epigenetics Michael Shapiro established the Ira De Carvalho, caught his interest. Schneider Memorial Foundation Dr. De Carvalho’s research team to honour his dear friend, Ira discovered a mechanism to mimic Schneider, who passed away a virus and potentially trigger an from cancer in 1991. Through this immune response to fight the Foundation, Michael Shapiro is cancer like an infection. supporting promising research that “By mimicking a virus, the potential he hopes will lead to treatments is to trick the immune system more effective in eradicating into ‘seeing’ the cancer cells as cancers that don’t respond well to an infection that needs to be today’s therapies. destroyed,” says Dr. De Carvalho, an “Our Foundation was created in expert in cancer epigenetics. tribute to Ira’s valiant fight against The $250,000 (U.S.) funding cancer and to fund the most from the Ira Schneider Memorial promising areas of cancer research Cancer Foundation will allow The and treatment,” says Michael. Princess Margaret to initiate a The outstanding work that is taking Phase II clinical trial under the joint place at The Princess Margaret in leadership of Drs. De Carvalho the area of epigenetics came to and Lillian Siu to study how three his attention last year. In particular, tumor types (colon, ovarian and the published work of one of our breast) respond to a combination leading young scientists, Dr. Daniel of targeted drugs. Ira Schneider, photo taken in 1985

Fighting cancer with viruses (or agents that can act like viruses) Dr. Daniel De Carvalho and his team are doing pioneering work using therapeutic agents that mimic viruses, in order to trigger a response from the immune system that will destroy cells infected with the virus. There is tremendous potential for these agents to work in combination with another class of drugs called immune checkpoint inhibitors. Immune checkpoint inhibitors remove the brakes from our immune system to allow it to attack ‘foreign’ substances in the body, including viruses.

14 2016 Report to Our Donors Invest in Research provides cancer researchers with ‘seed funding’

In 2007, Tom Ehrlich asked an important question of his physician, Dr. Mary Gospodarowicz: What can I do to help that will have impact? She said there was a real need for seed funding to support new cancer research projects. In response, Tom (currently the Chair of the Board of Directors for The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation) started the Invest in Research program. This program brings together people interested in making directed investments to help conquer cancer. With boardroom-style accountability, the group annually considers a number of proposals and awards one or two researchers with grants of $100,000 each, to move their ideas forward. Each member of Invest in Research has a vote and helps to choose the projects that are funded. The grant Tom Ehrlich and Michael Wilson recipients later report back to the group on their progress. To date, Invest in Research has raised more than $2 million for projects that improve our understanding of cancer at the molecular level and advance new drug, radiation and surgical therapies. Recipients of these grants have leveraged their seed-funding into more than $30 million of additional philanthropic, government or corporate funding for their projects. “I look for meaning in my investments and Invest in Research really struck an emotional chord. So much so, that I have become the new Chair of the program,” says Michael Wilson, a financial advisor with CIBC Wood Gundy. “As a member of Invest in Research, I like the direct impact I can have and appreciate the opportunity to hear from the researchers in person.” For more information about Invest in Research, please contact Malka Greene ([email protected] or 416-946-4668).

GIPPEC has a productive first year The Global Institute of Psychosocial, Palliative & End-of-Life Care (GIPPEC) is a partnership formed in 2014 between University Health Network, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and the University of Toronto. The Director of GIPPEC is Dr. Gary Rodin, Head of Supportive Care at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. The past year and a half has been very productive for GIPPEC’s executive team as they have: • Built up the academic faculty to foster collaborative international research teams, including accomplished leaders in end-of-life care from Africa, Italy, Germany, Great Britain and China • Organized a seminar series and a large conference that brought together thought leaders and investigators contributing to public policy regarding the care of patients with life-threatening or terminal disease • Launched an online educational platform that supports graduate training and enhances research skills The work and ambitions of GIPPEC were highlighted and supported this year at an event organized by Prime Quadrant, a firm providing financial investment services for affluent Canadians.

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 15 Moving cancer discoveries from

Stem-cell scientists, led by Dr. John Dick, have discovered a completely new understanding of how human blood is made. For people with blood disorders and diseases, including leukemia and lymphoma, the potential benefits of this discovery are significant, unlocking a distinct route to personalizing therapy.

Dr. Rama Khokha and her team discovered that blocking the master regulator of bone renewal stops osteosarcoma, the most common primary bone cancer in children and teens. Osteosarcoma is the disease that proved fatal for Canadian icon Terry Fox.

In March 2016, Dr. Jonathan Irish, Chief of Surgical Oncology, gave a tour of Canada’s most technologically-advanced cancer surgical suite via Periscope—a social media tool that connects to Twitter accounts and allows viewers to ask questions in real-time. Over 550 participants tuned in and asked questions about the technology demonstrated and the benefits to patients.

16 2016 Report to Our Donors the laboratory to the clinic

In April 2016, Dr. Gang Zheng, a Senior Scientist and expert in nanoparticles connected with over 3,200 interested participants on the discussion website Reddit. His science forum on the site’s ‘Ask me Anything’ page ranked 14th that day for ‘most talked about things on the Internet’. His lab has discovered how to get colourful porphyrins (used by plants in photosynthesis) to self-assemble into biodegradable nanoparticles called ‘porphysomes’ which target cancer. Once they invade the cancer, the now- coloured tumors can absorb laser light, heating and killing the tumor, and sparing healthy cells.

In May 2016, Dr. Geoffrey Liu and his team of cancer researchers made a discovery in the treatment of colorectal cancer. They identified a marker, found in blood tests, that determines which patients would benefit from receiving a drug called cetuximab. The research solved an ongoing mystery of why receiving cetuximab was ineffective for up to half of incurable colorectal cancer patients who did not respond to treatment.

Dr. Robert Bristow and his team have published important research confirming that the genetics of the prostate cancers not only vary from man to man – despite the same pathology under the microscope – but the cancer also varies within one man. A patient can have multiple tumor types in his prostate.

Find more information on all of these discoveries and social media events at www.thepmcf.ca

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 17 research by supporting Campaign

Tumor biology and imaging Getting the complete picture of cancer In the same way that cancers differ from one person to another, 3 cancer cells within a single tumor can also behave differently from each other. Using innovative imaging technologies to Dr. Bradly Wouters better understand tumor biology and the micro environment Research Director of individual cancers, we are developing therapies to effectively treat all cells within a tumor.

Cancer genomics, epigenetics and bioinformatics 4 Breaking the code of cancer By understanding the role of genes and our epigenome in Dr. Mathieu Lupien driving the development of tumors, our clinicians will be better Senior Scientist equipped to predict tumor behaviour, and optimally select individualized therapies that will be best suited to each patient’s genetic makeup.

Bio discovery and drug development 5 Digging deeper - understanding cancer better & developing new drugs Dr. Mitsu Ikura Senior Scientist Our researchers in this area are unravelling the biochemical, molecular and cellular signaling pathways that determine how tumors develop. Their discoveries help us understand why patient outcomes can be so different, and will also lead us to new drugs that target each patient’s cancer specifically.

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 19 New leader for Medical Oncology and Hematology

Dr. Amit Oza is the new Head of Medical Oncology and Hematology for Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. He is an internationally-renowned clinician scientist and also holds the positions of Medical Director of the Cancer Clinical Research Unit and Co-Director of the BRAS Drug Development Program at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. Dr. Oza was instrumental in establishing the Princess Margaret Phase II Consortium—a pan-Canadian cancer research enterprise that has conducted more than 120 clinical trials. Dr. Oza is well known for his expertise in gynecologic oncology and leads gynecology committees for both the Canadian and U.S. National Cancer Institutes.

Honour Roll Dr. Cheryl Arrowsmith Dr. Marianne Koritzinsky Dr. Frances Shepherd Fellow Michael Fry Award Officer of the Order of Canada American Association for the Advancement Radiation Research Society of Science 2015 Claude Jacquillat Award International Congress on Anti-Cancer Treatment Dr. Tak Mak Dr. Steven Chan Gilead Sciences Research Scholar in RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Award D r. LiLLIAN Siu Hematology/Oncology Breast Cancer Dream Team Eaton Scholar Researcher of the Year Gilead Sciences Research Scholars Program Stand Up To Cancer University of Toronto

Dr. John Dick Steve Merker Barbara Tiano Fellow One of the most influential Canadians Torontonian of the Year American Association for Cancer Research in cycling CBC Metro Morning (AACR) Academy Canadian Cycling Magazine Dngr. Mi Tsao Dr. Peter Ferguson Dr. Hans Messner Mary Mathews Pathology Award Donald R. Wilson Award Order of Ontario University of Toronto Associated Medical Services and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada Dr. Kieran Murphy Dr. Padraig Warde Dr. Mary Gospodarowicz Leaders in Innovation Award Honorary Fellow, Faculty of Radiologists Society of Interventional Radiology Foundation Officer of the Order of Canada Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland O. Harold Warwick Prize Dr. Gary Rodin Dr. Gang Zheng Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute Mel Silverman Mentorship Award Fellow Dr. Patrick Gullane University of Toronto American Institute for Medical and Biomedical Engineering Order of Ontario Susanna Sellmann Dr. Hansen He President-Elect Early Research Award Society of Clinical Research Associates Ministry of Innovation & Research Dr. Michael Sharpe D r. MicHAEL Hoffman Fellow Early Research Award American Association of Physicists in Medicine Ministry of Innovation & Research

20 2016 Report to Our Donors Personalized Cancer Medicine Our Strategy

In 2015, the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Strategy was updated, adding specificity and precision, and further integrating the activities of our research program. It included more detail on the activities that help us make progress towards our strategic goals, and demonstrated the momentum already gained in executing our strategic plan. The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Strategy 2013 -2018: World Class Personalized Cancer Medicine summarizes our goals across five key strategic themes with a vision of Global Impact as a Top 5 Comprehensive Cancer Centre in the World.

Transform Patient Care We will transform patient care by empowering patients to become partners in their care. Developing new models of inter-professional care, offering support through all the aspects of cancer care, and customizing support for unique and vulnerable populations.

Augment Correlative Cancer Biology We will understand cancer biology at the molecular, cellular, and tumor levels, knowing that this is critical to diagnosis, monitoring treatment response, and developing new therapeutic strategies that are safer and more effective.

Accelerate Guided Therapeutics We will foster continuous innovation and evaluation of technologies, supported by a robust foundation of informatics and quantification; enabling individualized cancer detection, diagnosis, treatment, and support.

Expand Novel Therapeutics We will provide patients with access to leading-edge treatments through research and implementation of novel systemic therapeutics, incorporating molecular imaging and genomic signatures, and improving outcomes for cancer patients globally.

Drive Outreach and Education We will strengthen our impact and reputation by contributing to our communities, improving care and research, and exchanging knowledge through education and outreach, as well as through global and local collaborations and partnerships.

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 21 Major Events and

The 4,853 participants in the 2015 Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer raised an incredible $19.3 million.

“Our success comes from a collection of passion, hard work, grief and hope”

The Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer provides everyone with the opportunity to positively impact future outcomes for cancer patients. That is why Team Erin has been riding since year one, and has raised over $2 million. Erin was a mother, wife, daughter and beloved sister who beat back pancreatic cancer for 6.5 years. She received aggressive treatment at The Princess Margaret and went into remission for several years. In 2008, just as the Ride to Conquer Cancer was being launched, she relapsed. But Erin showed her spirit and found the strength to complete the Ride for two years along with her sister Denise and brother Noah. The Ride will always be about Erin for Denise and Noah, but they have grown their team to over 60, with many others having stories just like theirs. Sharing stories motivates and inspires their fundraising efforts. “No one ever thought our ‘little team that could’, which started with only six, would be one of the top performing Ride teams year after year,” says Denise. “I think our success comes from a collection of passion, hard work, grief and hope. We believe we can make an impact.”

Helping the Ride move

“We can do more.” These are the words that fundraisers dream about hearing from their donor community. And when Cameron Fowler, Group Head, Canadian Personal & Commercial Banking for BMO Financial Group, said ‘we’, he didn’t mean just BMO; he meant all the banks, and, in fact, the entire financial services industry. In his leadership role as Honorary Chair of this year’s Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer, Cam led the charge with the financial services industry. First, he held a Banker’s Breakfast to bring together leaders from the major banks, and he challenged them to ramp up their fundraising efforts for The Princess Margaret by exceeding their rider and fundraising goals from the prior year.

Cameron Fowler

22 2016 Report to Our Donors Fundraising Programs

Alison looked forward to riding with her own yellow flag

Everyone has a story, and many of them bring tears to your eyes. That’s a huge part of what binds participants in the Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer. And some stories, by virtue of their timing or their telling, take on the quality of a legend and, ultimately, become part of the folklore. The story of Alison Salinas is going to be one of those. Alison—young, full of life and thoughtful of others—was diagnosed in 2013 with stage 1 cervical cancer, and her boyfriend, Tyler, participated in the 2014 Ride to support her fight. Alison was determined to participate herself in the 2015 Ride sporting a yellow flag along with other cancer survivors, but a recurrence of her cancer took that opportunity from her. Instead, she shared her story on stage at camp. In her speech, Alison spoke about how she remained hopeful that thanks to the funds raised by the Ride, better treatment options would become available. Sadly, she passed away five months later. Even riders who love cycling need inspiration to set ambitious goals and become fundraisers for cancer research. For the thousands of people at camp that night, Alison Salinas provided it. View a wonderful video about Alison through our online annual report at www.thepmcf.ca/onlinereport2016 Allison Salinas giving a speech at the 2015 Read Alison’s #TEALPOWER Canuck blog at www. Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer event tealpowercanuck.wordpress.com into a higher gear

An inspiring presentation at this event by the head of surgical oncology for The Princess Margaret, Dr. Jonathan Irish, helped everyone appreciate how the Ride funds are improving outcomes for cancer patients. Cam Fowler also called the industry back together prior to the Ride to inspire them to do more. He offered a personal incentive to teams, and challenged them to beat their fundraising goals, and he engaged Air Miles and MasterCard to bring great prize incentives to all riders fundraising for the event. The success of Cam’s call to action was evident in the increased participation and inspiration to do more. And under Cam’s leadership, Team BMO raised more than $500,000. Cam noted that cancer touches everyone in some way, directly or indirectly, and that “Princess Margaret Cancer Centre is doing outstanding work and leading us to a place where cancer is controlled and ultimately cured.”

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 23 Rexall is new title sponsor of OneWalk to Conquer Cancer

4,523 people participated in OneWalk This year, we were delighted to welcome to Conquer Cancer in 2015 and raised Rexall as the new title sponsor of OneWalk over $7.7 million (gross). to Conquer Cancer. Like The Princess Margaret, Rexall cares deeply about the ongoing health of the community, and continues to evolve to meet the changing needs of their customers. “Our pharmacists and pharmacy staff treat, counsel and manage the health of thousands of customers every day, including cancer patients. It seemed entirely appropriate that we team up with one of the most recognized names in cancer research worldwide—Princess Margaret Cancer Centre—to help with this tremendously successful event,” says Jürgen Schreiber, CEO of Rexall Health. The Rexall OneWalk to Conquer Cancer is the result of continuous innovation that began with the Weekend to End Breast Cancer in 2003. Today, participants walk 25 kilometres in a single day and raise funds either individually or as part of a team for the cancer that matters most to them. To date, cummulatively, 58,000 walkers have raised a staggering $156 million for cancer research and care at The Princess Margaret. The event will be 15 years strong in 2017.

These GI Joes are in the trenches fighting some of the toughest types of cancer

The first thought for most of us when we hear ‘GI’ is a soldier on a mission, and the GI Joe’s of the Rexall OneWalk to Conquer Cancer are on a mission too. ’GI’, in this case, stands for Gastro-Intestinal cancers which includes colon, rectal, esophageal, gastric, liver, pancreas, bile duct, gall bladder and small bowel cancers. In 2015, the GI Joe team of 45 walkers, led by Dr. Jennifer Knox, raised over $134,500 through a variety of fundraising activities. It was a very emotional day for many on the team which included patients, cancer centre staff and caregivers walking together. Dr. Knox is passionate about making a difference by developing more and better treatment options for GI patients. She is inspired daily by the amazing courage she sees in her patients, their families and the dedicated team she works with.

24 2016 Report to Our Donors In 2015, Scotiabank Road Scotiabank steps Hockey to Conquer Cancer found a great new home up in the fight to at Woodbine Racetrack. It conquer cancer! has plenty of space, and it is easily accessible for For the next five years, Scotiabank has our growing number of signed on as the title sponsor for Scotiabank participants. In the first Road Hockey to Conquer Cancer. year at Woodbine, the “Community hockey is an important part event established two of who we are as Scotiabankers – we are world records: most fans, coaches and players,” said John Doig, funds raised and most Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, Scotiabank. “Scotiabank Road Hockey to Conquer Cancer uses participants in a one-day our nation’s passion for hockey to raise funds needed for cancer road hockey fundraiser. research and improved therapies, and we are honoured to stand The 2015 event involved shoulder-to-shoulder with The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 141 teams that collectively in an effort to conquer cancer.” raised $2.4 million.

Julia inspires a team of cancer warriors

Rosemary Bolognese is the captain of Julia’s Warriors, a team of friends and family who love hockey and originally came together for the 2013 Scotiabank Road Hockey to Conquer Cancer to support Rosemary’s niece, Julia Lisena. “Creating Julia’s Warriors was just one way we showed her how much we care and how we are fighting right alongside her.” Julia was first diagnosed with leukemia when she was only three years old. She spent considerable time in hospitals, but in 2012, the family was happy to celebrate her five-year cancer free milestone. About eight months later, however, they noticed something wrong with her vision. A biopsy confirmed that she had an extremely rare tumor that occurs in the bones of the skull and spine. Doctors said this second diagnosis of a completely different—and rare—type of cancer was the equivalent of being struck by lightning twice. Fortunately, Julia’s last MRI showed that everything is stable, and she is feeling great. Rosemary Bolognese and Julia Lisena Over three years, the team has raised just under $70,000.

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 25 Beating the odds

Unlike the odds for getting cancer (2 out of 5 Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer at some point in their lifetime), the odds for getting a hole-in-one on any golf course are roughly 1 in 13,000. But Glenn Murray of Toronto achieved this remarkable feat within the first 30 minutes of play at the second annual Golf to Conquer Cancer. Even more remarkable, he did it on the hole that offered a hole-in-one prize of a luxury car valued at just under travelled to Augusta for The Masters by brand partners such as Ermenegildo $100,000. What a day for someone which was one of the live auction Zegna, Giorgio Armani, Samuelsohn who almost didn’t make it to the prizes at the event. and many more who support cancer tournament! The presenting sponsor for Golf to research. Glenn was a guest of Paul Bhullar, Conquer Cancer is Harry Rosen, a the captain of the foursome from brand synonymous with high quality International Freight Systems. Paul and outstanding service—attributes was a lucky guest himself at Golf that have been built into the golf to Conquer Cancer one year earlier. tournament as well. Golfers enjoy He was part of the foursome that great prize opportunities donated

Princess Margaret Lotteries...one big prize after another! The Princess Margaret Lotteries had another extremely successful year, raising a record $24.8 million (net) through our Welcome Home Sweepstakes and our Home Lottery. “The people who support The Princess Margaret by purchasing lottery tickets are helping to create the largest single source of private funding for cancer research in Canada,” says Christine Lasky, Vice-President of Strategic Initiatives for The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation. “Knowing they can count on this funding year-over-year means that our world-leading researchers can focus on conquering cancer and not on whether they have enough funding to continue their work.” Meet some of our happy prize winners!

Wendy and Terry Lapp, Bradford Narinder Mann, Brampton Kevin Phillips, Mississauga

26 2016 Report to Our Donors Photography by Paul Alexander

award-winning fundraising campaign that shows solidarity with those undergoing cancer treatment On February 4th, World Cancer Day, raised more than $3 million to date. friends, colleagues and family to participants of the #NoHairSelfie Many local media and entertainment sponsor your effort to raise funds for campaign showed their support celebrities lent their support to draw cancer research. To register as a team for cancer patients worldwide. attention to just how many people or individual for the 2017 program This fundraising movement is the are impacted by the disease. email [email protected] first-ever global digital campaign supporting World Cancer Day. Whether you actually ‘buzz off’ or do www.NoHairSelfie.com 2016 was the second year of our it virtually with the #NoHairSelfie #NoHairSelfie campaign, which has app, your participation will inspire

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 27 Celebrating a true champion

On October 15, 2015, The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation brought together representatives from Toronto’s Chinese community for a special evening called Champion of Hope. It was an exclusive ‘up close and personal’ opportunity for attendees to mingle with and hear from some of Canada’s leaders in cancer care and research, and pay tribute to one of their highest achievers, Dr. Tak Mak. He is one of the world’s most accomplished research scientists who has spent most of his career at The Princess Margaret. Dr. Mak is also beloved by a large community of people who have helped to raise funds for his research into women’s cancers at The Princess Margaret. He has become a face Dr. Tak Mak, Mrs. Helen Ching-Kircher and Dr. Ming-Tat Cheung associated with medical progress and innovation. The evening, generously hosted by BMO Financial Group, included remarks from leaders of the Chinese and Princess Margaret communities, and concluded with a wonderful surprise for Dr. Mak—a performance by one of his favourite musical artists, Canadian guitar legend Liona Boyd. The Foundation is extremely grateful to Mrs. Helen Ching-Kircher and Dr. Ming-Tat Cheung, the co-Chairs of the event. It was a wonderful success and raised over $85,000 thanks to their guidance and support, as well as their efforts to promote the event among their many friends and colleagues.

Faith of Life Network encourages philanthropy in the Muslim community

service. In addition to serving the Muslim community in the Greater Toronto Area through Sayeda Khadija Centre, the Network is providing education about the religion of Islam through the web and multimedia, interfaith programs and social events. Because cancer impacts the Muslim community as significantly as it does others, Dr. Slimi has spent time learning about the world-leading research taking place at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. He invited Laura Moretti, Director, Ethnocultural Strategy at The Princess Margaret Cancer Asim Malik, Imam Dr. Hamid Slimi and Laura Moretti Foundation to their annual fundraising banquet to talk about the important progress taking place at In 2005, Imam Dr. Hamid Slimi founded Faith of Life the centre. Network to focus the attention of North American This year, Faith of Life Network made a generous Muslims on the importance of the image of Islam and donation of $50,000 to The Princess Margaret as part the need for Muslim collaboration in local community of a $100,000 commitment.

28 2016 Report to Our Donors Fighting cancer one dress at a time

Preparing for a wedding is a time when brides and grooms often reflect on who will be missing from their important day. It might be a parent, a sibling, or a friend. When Helen Sweet was planning her wedding 11 years ago, she thought about her best friend Lisa, who she lost to sarcoma (the same cancer as Terry Fox) when she was just nine-years-old. Cancer later took her cousin, several grandparents and friends. The experience of planning her wedding planted a seed in Helen that led her to start The Bride’s Project. It provides an environmentally, socially and fiscally- conscious option for brides seeking a wedding dress, and for brides seeking the benefits of recycling and reusing after they no longer need their wedding dress. Helen has donated $40,000 over the past two years from the proceeds of The Bride’s Project to support cancer research at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. “When they hear about The Bride’s Project, many brides see it as a wonderful way they can honour the people they have lost to cancer, as well as those who have survived the disease,” explains Helen. For more information about The Bride’s Project, Helen Sweet, Owner of The Bride’s Project and go to www.thebridesproject.com Michelle Lawrie Kundurpi, who donated her dress.

Spreading holiday cheer in a meaningful way

Holidays are a traditional time of saying thank you to customers, suppliers, colleagues and loved ones, and both individuals and organizations sometimes struggle to find the most appropriate and meaningful way to do that. For nine years, Tolin Enterprises— a framing construction contracting firm in Concord, Ontario—has said thank you to their clients and suppliers by making donations in their honour in support of Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. Tony Gargaro, President of Tolin Enterprises donates to The Princess Margaret to support great care, research and its exceptional staff. He has experienced firsthand, the loss of close family members and friends, so this cause is dear to his heart. Marisa Messina, Office Manager at Tolin also shares great admiration for The Princess Margaret, with the loss of her mother and father to cancer. Her sister was recently diagnosed with multiple myeloma, and is in remission at the present time. “Dr. Donna E. Reece M.D. and her team gave our family the best support and everything available to cope with this illness.” The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation is very grateful to Tolin Enterprises for their support of cancer research at The Princess Margaret. They have donated over $65,000 through the Holiday Program, and they have also been great supporters of riders and walkers in our Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer and Rexall OneWalk to Conquer Cancer.

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 29 Putting the gloves to cancer

If, as many say, Generation X embodies and celebrates individual effort, entrepreneurial spirit and risk- taking, then Jennifer Huggins is right in the bull’s eye. As a teenager, she was a competitive figure skater and then she went on tour as a magician’s assistant. She has learned what it takes to put on a show and engage an audience! Then Jennifer found her real passion— boxing—and she has turned it into a successful business and a way to give back to her community. She now owns Kingsway Boxing Club with two locations in Etobicoke, offers personal training, and is accredited as a boxing referee at the Olympic level. In 2011, she created Fight To End Cancer. Each year, she auditions and selects ten people with no prior boxing experience and trains them for six months in preparation for fight night—a black tie charity gala held in the ballroom of the Old Mill. In five years, Jennifer, her fighters and supporters, have raised over $500,000 for The Princess Margaret.

Palmer Bros. Charity Golf Tournament now aims to improve care for leukemia patients

Five years ago, the Palmer Bros. Charity Golf Tournament began directing the event proceeds to Princess Margaret Cancer Centre after one of their own was diagnosed with leukemia. By then, the event had already been running for more than two decades. Headquartered in Pickering, Ontario, Palmer Bros. has been providing heating and air conditioning services to their community for over 40 years. They have raised over $30,000 for leukemia research at The Princess Margaret. Because they wanted to help leukemia patients and nursing staff in a more direct way, they also purchased furniture and more than a dozen televisions for the cancer centre’s hematology department. Heather Harris and her daughter Jessie More than 160 golfers take part in the tournament each year.

30 2016 Report to Our Donors The Michelangelo Gala comes roaring back!

masterpieces, but because of his passion for discovery and breaking new ground—something they know is also happening at The Princess Margaret. The Foundation was delighted when the family decided to once again organize their successful gala to raise funds for testicular cancer at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. The event has raised over $1.7 million in past years, and this year they raised an additional $528,000. The gala was held October 1, 2015, and was the first event to be held in the spectacular new Universal Robert Dell’Elce, Marco Bortoletto, Cheryl Hickey, Domenic Dell’Elce, Ralph Aiello Eventspace in Vaughan. This year’s event paid homage to the Roaring Like many families, the Dell’Elces are ensuring that The Princess 20’s Era with fantastic feather have been impacted by cancer. Margaret remains a world- centerpieces, a free-flowing Domenic Dell’Elce was diagnosed leading cancer centre that is an champagne station and a vintage with testicular cancer at just 19 important hub of cancer research flatbed truck for décor. The 800 years of age. The Michelangelo benefiting all Canadians. They guests embraced the theme by Gala is just one of the ways chose ‘Michelangelo’ as the name donning flapper gowns, tuxedos that Domenic and his family of their gala not because of his and fedoras.

B-Strong achieves a $1-million milestone

In 2015, the B-Strong initiative celebrated its 11th anniversary and the achievement of an incredible milestone. B-Strong has now raised over $1 million for brain tumor research. Its tremendous success is deeply rooted in Markham community outreach and the legacy left behind by Lindsay Bolger. Lindsay started B-Strong when she was first diagnosed with a brain tumor, and she continued to be a passionate advocate for brain cancer awareness and research. She designed and sold B-Strong baseball caps in recognition of patients who lose their hair from cancer treatment, and ran her first fundraiser—the B-Strong Bash—which raised $65,000 in one night. Lindsay was just 26 years old when she passed away in 2009 after a four and a half year battle with brain cancer. In 2011, the City of Markham proclaimed April 22nd (Lindsay’s birthday) as B-Strong Day, and that same year, Lindsay’s family created the B-Strong Walk to raise funds for research at the Pencer Brain Tumor Centre at The Princess Margaret. To date more than 2,500 people have taken part in the five B-Strong Walks.

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 31 Special Events

Climb for Cancer Festa das Amigas/Circle of Friends Friends for Life Gala Hearts for Hart Golf Tournament in Memory of Michael Kamin Hart RACH 3-Pitch Tournament Robin Davies Memorial Golf Tournament Run or Walk to Conquer Cancer- Kathy Morrison Golf Classic Bobby ‘B’ Classic Golf Tournament ScotiaBank Toronto Waterfront Marathon Rebecca’s Hope Events: Parrish & Brookfield Properties Heimbecker Golf Tournament; Beaver SCRF Tee-Up Against Cancer BROTHER! - In Memory of Big John Valley Banked Slalom Spin to Conquer Cancer Canadian Computer Charity Golf Classic Risa Wexler Art Show Taylor Cup Pond Hockey Championship Celebrate the Holidays with Holt Run or Walk Champions Renfrew Team Ian Run or Walk to Conquer Cancer - Celebration of Life for Meghan Bowness $1,000,000+ The Joe Di Palma Foundation Gala GoodLife Fitness Toronto Marathon Celebrating Tanya’s Birthday Journey to Conquer Cancer - Run or Walk The Prime Quadrant Conference 2015 Silvana Bozzo Tribute Dinner Charity Challenge Toronto Firefighter Calendar The Pickle Barrel Golf Tournament Charity Golf Tournament for $250,000 - $999,999 Viet-Can Helping Hands “Together We Esophageal Cancer Dance to Conquer Cancer $25,000 - $49,999 Care” Gala Cheryl’s Hope Golf Tournament George Invites Margaret to Dinner A Cure in the Future Retro Gala Wine Tasting with Michael Children’s Holiday Party Sponsored by Joe’s Team Triathlon Paradise Homes Michelangelo Gala Chiros Care Foundation MM5K Walk - Journey to Conquer Crop for the Cure Cancer Run or Walk Crossfit Constellation - Tailoring Care Breast Cancer Event The Gerry & Nancy Pencer Brain Cuts for Cancer Trust Gala Cutting Mae’s Curls $100,000 - $249,999 DaCosta Family Charity Golf Elana’s Voice Danielle’s Diamonds Tournament Fight To End Cancer of Hope Grimm’s Agnico-Eagle Mines Invitational Holly Pencer-Bellman, Nancy Pencer and Stacey Cynamon Dan’s Backyard BBQ - Sheehan Family Harry’s Spring Run-Off David Cornfield Melanoma Research A Night for Music Therapy in Memory Up to $24,999 Head for a Cure - Journey to Conquer of Ellen Waters Ace Co-Ed Beach Volleyball Tournament DD Awards Nite 2016 Cancer Run or Walk BJC Charity Golf Adam Coules Tribute Debra Lawson – Ian Lawson Van Toch Most Wanted Fashion Show Cancer Informatics Fund – Bright Minds Freed Charity Golf Classic Annual BBQ Charity Cookout for a Brighter Future $50,000 - $99,999 Friends Forever Arnie Abramowitz Charity Golf Delta Pi Sorority Ribbons and Roses Tournament B-Strong Walk Heidi Golf Classic Charity Auction Azimuth Services Retirement Party

32 2016 Report to Our Donors Drop Cancer Drop in Honor of Lorean IAHSS - Ontario Chapter MDA Annual Fundraiser Shiloh Christian Institute’s - Read-A-Thon Golf Tournament Ducato Dei Vini Friuliani Menin Street Fair Shop for A Cause Ceremonial Dinner In Memory of Lakheli Moyo and Moretti Hair Centre Event Stayin’ Alive Disco Party Dawn Thom Mud Hero Team Pedro Party Newton Grove Michele Temple Walk The Mike Dickinson Grey Cup Party Palmer Bros. Charity Golf Tournament The PMCF Next Generation Pampering For Purpose The Tilted Kilt VIP Party Philip Kaegi Celebration of Life The Va-Giants to Stomp Out Gyne Cancer Pink Ribbon Event Vaffi Salon Pink Tree Walk To End Breast Cancer Vector Equestrian Charity Horse Show & Power 2 Cure Dinner in Memory of Stephanie Betts Ratech Electronics Golf Tournament Wheel Excitement Inc. - Ride A Pink Bike Remembering Ed Horan Wyatt Pellew Tennis Tournament Ribbon of Hope York Memorial Walk Ride for Ed Rina’s Boutique Fundraisers Rob Penney Slo Pitch Tournament Sean Morrison – New York City Liam Cormier and Dan Brenndorfer Marathon to Conquer Cancer Sheldon Pelchovitz Golf Tournament Fabulous Calcutta - Irving Ungerman Book for Hibiscus Fund of Hope Princess Margaret Firefighters Against Cancer’s JA Customs Car Wash For Cancer Existence (FACE) Jeanne Lottie - Pink Garden Party Friends & Family Play for the Cure Jim Norton – Dog Sledding Across Fuck Cancer Northern Sweden Garage Sale for Esophageal JK Gourmet Cancer Research John Bart and John van Haastrecht Gentle Ben Charity Challenge Memorial Golf Tournament George Vergyris Family & Friends Golf John Fortney & Garren Anthony present “Cocktails for Care” Give Back Birthday Bash KPGA Charity Classic Golf Golf Fore a Cure Liam’s Head Shave - Cancer Bats Band Haircut #4 - Elisa Williams Schroen Looped for Life Golf Tournament Harmony Center Events Maria Cordeiro Golf Tournament Hobbs Family Annual Cottage Classic Golf Marisa Memorial Golf Tournament Husky Food Importers - Marla’s Creemore Loop Ritter Sport Chocolate

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 33 Till & McCulloch Society

ifty-six years ago at the Ontario Cancer Institute For a disease as complex as cancer, the ability to bring F(now Princess Margaret Cancer Centre), two experts in different fields together to solve a problem researchers—a biophysicist and a physician focused or prove a theory is essential. Equally essential is the on leukemia and normal blood formation—joined continuing support of ‘multi’ sources of philanthropy— forces. The result: Drs. James Till and Ernest McCulloch individuals, families, foundations and corporations. The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation created the Till & McCulloch Society to recognize supporters who have cumulatively donated $1 million or more to fuel cancer research at The Princess Margaret. We are grateful to all of the individuals, families and organizations listed below for their vision and their passion to help conquer cancer in our lifetime. To honour their tremendous support, members of the Till & McCulloch Society have the opportunity to attend exclusive events with cancer centre leadership, Drs. James Till and Ernest McCulloch and they are the first to receive important updates and information. are recognized today as the Fathers of Stem Cell Science. For more information about the Society, please They are an early example of why Princess Margaret contact Margaret Barry, Associate Director, Donor Cancer Centre is one of the top 5 cancer research Relations and Research at 416-946-2912 or centres in the world: multi-disciplinary collaboration. [email protected].

Till & McCulloch Society* The Andrée Rhéaume and Joyce and Philip Epstein Neville and Lorraine The Samuel Family Foundation Robert Fitzhenry Family Graham Farquharson Kirchmann Scotiabank Foundation FDC Foundation The Lewitt Family Foundation Shoppers Drug Mart Susan and Murray Armitage Gordon and Donna Feeney Lilly Allan Slaight and Emmanuelle AstraZeneca Canada Inc. Front Street Capital Charitable Jon and Nancy Love Gattuso The Atkinson Charitable Foundation Ronald MacFeeters, Sheila Slaight Family Foundation Foundation Bruce Galloway MacFeeters, Laura The Strobele Family Molly and David Bloom Myron and Berna Garron MacFeeters and Elizabeth Kevin and Sandra Sullivan BMO Financial Group Peter and Shelagh Godsoe and Hamilton Joey and Toby Tanenbaum Boehringer-Ingelheim Family John and Gail MacNaughton Tauba & Solomon Spiro Family (Canada) Ltd. Greenpark Group Tak Mak Family Foundation Maggie Bras and Family The Gucciardi Family Margaret and Wallace McCain Edward G. Thompson David and Paula Butterfield Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd. Merck Canada Inc. Tony and Wendy Traub CARA Operations Limited Hold’em for Life Charity The Michael Young Family The WB Family Foundation Family of Haji Usman Challenge Foundation The Westaway Charitable Dawood Choksi I.U.O.E. , Local 793 Pancreatic Cancer Canada Foundation CIBC Jack Weinbaum Family Foundation Robert and Gerardina Wharton John and Myrna Daniels Foundation Nancy Pencer and Family and Family Sherry and Edward Drew Janet D. Cottrelle Foundation Pfizer Canada Inc. The Elia Family Jesse & Julie Rasch Foundation The Posluns Family Anonymous (7) The Elizabeth and Tony The Allan and Ruth Foundation Comper Foundation Kerbel Family RBC Foundation

*Names appear with express permission received from the donor.

34 2016 Report to Our Donors L to R: Dr. Lillian Siu, Dr. Christopher Paige, Dr. Michael Baker, Dr. Tak Mak, Dr. James Till, Dr. Mary Gospodarowicz, Dr. Bradly Wouters, Dr. John Dick

n November 5, 2015, members gathered at The Omni OKing Edward Hotel for a special dinner to celebrate the inauguration of the Till & McCulloch Society. Honorary member Dr. James Till attended with senior staff from Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. The keynote speaker, Dr. John Dick, spoke about the legacy of Drs. Till and McCulloch and how their work continues to influence cancer research around the world today. As further proof, Dr. Dick described his team’s groundbreaking research published that same day in the journal Science. This research toppled the textbook view that has been held since the 1960s of how human blood is formed. e have also held two Sandwiches & Scientists lunch- Wtime presentations where members have met with several of our top scientists and learned about the progress they are making thanks to philanthropic support. Two of our leaders in immunotherapy, Drs. Pamela Ohashi and Lillian Siu, spoke about the promising strategies their teams are developing and testing that will allow our immune system to be more effective in killing cancer. Dr. Mathieu Lupien described how the study of our ‘epigenome’ is already leading to new cancer therapies.

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 35 The Norman and Marian Robertson Charitable Our Donors Foundation Pelmorex Media Inc. Patrick Hodgson Family Foundation The following donor list shows gifts received and pledge payments made through Allan Ross Profit all fundraising activities during the fiscal year April 1, 2015 to March 31, 2016. Nita and Donald Reed Roche Canada In the interest of cost-effective production of this report, a more complete donor Rogers Group of Companies Scotiabank list and the endowed and expendable fund lists are published with our online Eleanor and Francis Shen 2016 Report to Our Donors which you can find at www.thepmcf.ca/annualreport2016. Suzy’s Inc. Pak Ming Louis Tam Lillian Mary Eleanor Thomas Nevil and Susanne Thomas Edward G. Thompson U.A. Industry Enhancement Olive Metcalfe Tauba & Solomon Spiro University Health Network- Pioneer The Muzzo Family Family Foundation Department of Medicine $1,000,000 - $4,999,999 RBC Foundation The Tawse Family Charitable Visa Canada Association Agnico Eagle Gary and Donna Slaight Foundation Joseph Vitale and Daniela FDC Foundation United Association of Plumbing Kenneth and Joan Taylor Botto-Vitale Myron and Berna Garron and Pipe Fitting Local 46 TD Bank Group Stuart and Esther Waugh La Fondation Emmanuelle Gattuso Tony and Wendy Traub YM Inc. Ronald MacFeeters, Sheila Leader Peter and Holly Walsh MacFeeters, Laura MacFeeters The WB Family Foundation $100,000 - $249,999 Lawrence William Wert Builder and Elizabeth Hamilton $25,000 - $49,999 Shoppers Drug Mart Joseph Henri Boucher The Westaway Allan Slaight and Emmanuelle Bryant Family Charitable Foundation A.G. Simpson Automotive Inc. Gattuso Bulawayo Holdings Inc. Family and Friends of Lusi Wong ACXSYS Corporation Slaight Family Foundation J. Douglas Crashley Yamana Gold Inc. Adlib Software Lana Hershelle Sniderman John and Myrna Daniels Albion Glass Company Ltd. Robert Dorrance and Partner Keith Ambachtsheer and Gail Drummond $50,000 - $99,999 Virginia Atkin Champion Dr. Geoffrey R. Conway Pamela and Paul Austin $500,000 - $999,999 Memorial Foundation Abbott Nutrition Stephen and Dianne Bear The Andrée Rhéaume and Robert Marlene Drutz Alamos Gold Inc. Molly and David Bloom Fitzhenry Family Foundation Janice Fukakusa and Greg Belbeck Jack and Patricia Barclay Bothwell Accurate Co. Inc. Betty Florence Clark Bruce Galloway Boehringer-Ingelheim Denys Calvin and Nina Rapoport The Elizabeth and Tony Comper Gluckstein Design Planning Inc. (Canada) Ltd. Sean and Peta Boyd Foundation Barbara Mae Gorgan Boston Pizza International Bill and Eileen Brennan Hold’em for Life Challenge Frank Hardy Renee Botterbusch The Brettler Mintz Foundation Joint Department of Medical Harry Rosen Inc. Geoffrey Allan Boyes Bristol-Myers Squibb Canada Imaging - Radiologists IAMGOLD Corporation The Bresler Family Brookfield Global Pfizer Canada Inc. International Union of Operating The Cadillac Fairview Corp. Ltd. Integrated Solutions Radiation Oncologists - Princess Engineers Local 793 CGI Canso Investment Counsel Ltd. Margaret Cancer Centre Janet D. Cottrelle Foundation In Honour of Jim Chamberlain Chairman’s Brands The Allan and Ruth Kerbel Family CI Financial Eleanor Gladys Chapman KPMG LLP Stephen Cohen Chemtura Foundation Innovator Lilly Norman Cross Coca-Cola $250,000 - $499,999 Gloria Lorraine Mitchell Faith of Life Network Gregory Cochrane BMO Financial Group Ingrid Katharina Mueller The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Faith and Noel Croxon CIBC Novartis Pharmaceuticals Masons of Canada Dani and Erica Reiss Irene Crowe Canada Inc. The Hockey Family Foundation Family Foundation Anne Margaret Delicaet Ortho Biotech The Irene Reingold Foundation- Lionel & Winsome deMercado Enbridge Gas Distribution Pancreatic Cancer Canada Dr. Morton Reingold Dental Associates - Princess Joyce and Philip Epstein Foundation Irving Tissue Margaret Cancer Centre Ivana Amato Farrar Joan Pemberton The Jack Weinbaum Family Detour Gold Foundation Gordon and Donna Feeney Edward Norman Ratcliffe Foundation Drywall Local 675 Isobel Findley RioCan Real Estate Jardino Family Joseph James Duxbury Front Street Capital Investment Trust Jesse and Julie Rasch Foundation E.S. Fox Limited Charitable Foundation Clayton Lloyd Rogers The Joe Di Palma Brain Tumor EllisDon Corporation The Gerry and Nancy Pencer Rosen/Jackson Charitable Fund Pediatrics Foundation Kristiina Fiorino, In Honour of Brain Trust SHOP.CA NETWORK INC. Kidney Cancer Canada Association Cecilia Fiorino Peter and Shelagh Godsoe Sick Kids Charitable Fund Irene May Martin Chad Friesen and Maryann Ribbers and Family Harry Reginald Smith The Master Insulators Association G.A. Paper International Inc. Ira Schneider Memorial Cancer The Strobele Family of Ontario Inc. Peter Gilgan Foundation Kazimiera Supczak Helen Eileen Meredith

36 2016 Report to Our Donors Rodair International Ltd. Joel Binder Lionel and Helaine Robins Jehoshua Birenzweig Laurence and Mark Rubin In Yoram Birenzweig Honour of Karen Meltzer Christine L. Blakely Rubinoff Family Foundation Jack and Kathy Bloom The Family of Melvyn Brenda Brazier Paul Rubinoff Kathleen Bresnahan Phillip Rubinoff The Brides’ Project S.O. Asher Consultants Ltd. Burgundy Asset Management The Schneider Family Foundation M. William and Dorothy Burke David Shaw and Gary Miller In Recognition of Ruth Burnett Fred Sherratt from Joseph, Gail and Lorne Burnett Alex Shnaider Darlene Burnham Sobeys Inc. Camden Glass Spirax Sarco Inc. Canada Goose Sean and Alex St. John The Caring Foundation Starlight Investments Inc. Carpenters District Council Of Ontario Elsa and Ted Stringer Carswell Sugoi Performance Apparel Carter Fund at the Community Kevin M. Sullivan and Family Foundation of Mississauga Sunset Flora Builders Corp. CCN Media Inc. Eva and Gabor Szekely Celgene Corporation Spin to Conquer Cancer TELUS Central Fairbank Lumber Douglas Thompson Centrecorp/North American Our inaugural SPIN to Conquer Cancer was a great Trade Secrets Development Group Union for International Bob Chan success with more than 75 Spin enthusiasts joining Cancer Control M.T. Cheung us for 3 spin sessions. Loblaw Blue Menu provided Annette Verschuren Cineplex Entertainment LP Lucy Natalie Vince Manuel Clementino all the healthy snacks and lunch for the guests in the Fred Waks Coco Paving Inc. beautiful Toronto Botanical Gardens. An amazing Walmart Canada Corp. Arthur Isaac Cohen launch of a new event raising research dollars for Elisse Zack Jack Cole Earlaine Collins any area at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. Friend Commercial Mechanical Services Ltd. $10,000 - $24,999 Conam Charitable Trust Tami and George Cope 2142830 Ontario Inc Louis Cordeiro 2383570 Ontario Inc. David and Lynn Coriat Leonard and Marcy Abramsky Betty Cragg Accompass Crowe Soberman LLP Acier Wirth Steel David and Stacey Cynamon Great-West Life, London Life, Longo’s Family Charitable Ronald J. Adams Dama Construction Canada Life Foundation Adidas Canada Ltd. Beverly Jane Daniels Elizabeth Groves Gail MacNaughton AGF Management Limited The Dawson Family Cathy Hale Manulife Financial Joseph and Morena Agueci Sharing Foundation Richard and Nancy Hamm Marant Construction Limited Ralph Aiello Dealer Solutions Canada Charles Hantho Family The Mariano Elia Foundation Allied Properties REIT Carlo and Angela DeGasperis Ronald Jack Hill Marjorie Allan Foundation Mark and May Allison Deloitte Foundation Canada Heat and Frost Insulators Local 95 Mattamy Homes Ltd. The Amayn Charitable Foundation DFC Auto Group Inc. Margaret Janet Hamilton Howitt McCarthy Tetrault Foundation American Express Dilawri Group Of Companies Glenn Hunnings The McLean Foundation Ampere Limited James Dodds The Ira Gluskin and Maxine Lazo Mikijelj Aragon (St. Helens) Dev. Ken and Susan Edwards, Megan Granovsky Gluskin Charitable Sheila Murray (Ont) Corp. Edwards, John and Foundation Susan Newman John and Barbara Armstrong Jennifer Cranfield Ivanhoe Cambridge Inc. Geoffrey and Dawn Ogram Ashlar Urban Realty Inc. Tom and Karen Ehrlich and Family The Jarislowsky Foundation Ontario Kinesiology Association Astellas Pharma Canada Inc. Jacqueline Elliott and Robert Peake Judith Louise Gibson Trust The Orokawa Foundation AstraZeneca Canada Inc. David and Judy Engel In Honour of David W. Harrold - Lucie and Joe Pal A. Charles Baillie Olga Tarnowsky Etty Maija Karppa Pal Insurance Services Ltd. BAPS Charities Inc. Denis and Janet Evans Katz Group Canada Ltd. Chris G. Paliare and The Barnes Family Sandra Faire Neville and Lorraine Kirchmann Eva Marszewski Charitable Foundation Fandor Homes (Nobleton Grand) Inc. Gerald and Paula Kirsh and Family David Pauli Marvin and Linda Barnett Agnes Faraci Morris Labovitch PCL Construction Canada Inc. Bayer Consumer Care AG Mary and Jack Fekter Mary Irene Hazel Langford Peter Mielzynski Agencies Ltd. BDO Canada LLP David and Angela Feldman Local 67 - United Association of Constance Isobel Peters David Ben Fidelity Investments Journeymen & Apprentices David Humphrey Race Giovanni Bianchini Fieldpoint Services Wendy Long-Davies Hartley and Heather Richardson Diana Billes Fiera Capital Corporation

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 37 Luciano Fiorini Rick and Michelle Keilhauer Jewison Charitable Foundation Summer Skates Inc. Fire Services Credit Union Marty Kelman and Gilda Tanz Philip and Joan Norris Roger Sutton Firefighters Against Cancer’s Kelson Family Foundation North Star Homes Inc. Sydney and Florence Cooper Existence Foundation Berendina Kerk Ontario Council of Painters and Family Susan and Ron Flam Jennifer Kerr Optomen Television Ltd. Symcor Inc. Fogler, Rubinoff LLP Nancy Kerr Opus Homes Inc. T.S.X. Group Four Seasons Drywall Khodkar Investments Inc. Jeffrey Orr Terrafix Geosynthethics Inc. Robert Francki Warren and Debbie Kimel The Oshawa Golf Club Limited Tesari Charitable Foundation Francorp Investments Kohl & Frisch Limited The Owl Of Minerva Teva Canada Limited Free Daily News Group Inc. John and Margaret Krall Oxford Properties Group Warren Thomson Freedom International Christina Kramer Steven and Shauna Page Tolin Enterprises Ltd. Brokerage Inc. Kwinter Packers Ltd. and Family Toronto & District - Carp. Friends for Life La Prima Investments Ltd Andrew Pastor Contractors Assoc. Harvey and Helen Fruitman Lanno Torelli LLP CPA’s PBS Building Supplies Ltd. Transpower Utility Contractors Inc. Dean Gangbar Larendale Homes Inc. PC Bank Turner Fleischer Architects Inc. Gary Bluestein Charitable The Lawrence and Judith Lino Pessoa Universal Studios Canada Inc. Foundation Tanenbaum Family Foundation Pfaff Motors Inc. Valterra Landscape Contractors Inc Gentle Ben Charity Challenge Lawson’s New World Inc. Pharmascience Inc. Vantage Insulation Ltd. Georgia Pacific Canada Inc. The Legresley Family Foundation Pickle Barrel Catering Vibro-Acoustics The Gerald Schwartz & Heather Stephen Letwin Pinchin Ltd. James A. Waters Reisman Foundation Lifelong Nutrition Inc. Pittsburgh Steel Group WAYFF Global Ltd. Gerald Sheff & Shanitha Kachan Limestone Trail Co. Inc. Plan Group Inc. Eric Wetlaufer Charitable Foundation Lindwood Custom Homes The Polar Foundation Robin and Barbara White Giovanni and Concetta Guglietti In Honour of Lai Chun Liu Polar Securities William & Betty Finch Fund Family Foundation Yolanda Lobo The Posluns Family The Willowool Foundation Glencore Canada Corporation Joe Lombard Premform Limited Michael and Shari Wilson Globe and Mail Lorvin Steel Ltd. PriceWaterhouse Coopers LLP Andy Pollack and Judy Winberg Hanna L. Goldman Naomi Himel and Ron Lustig Leland Arthur Prittie Florence and Mickey Winberg Goodmans LLP Mabel & Gordon McMillen Purkel Products Inc. Brian B. Winroc Joan Wynn Hunt Graham Foundation Ralph Lauren Corp. Gale and Jerold Winter Great Gulf Homes Duncan MacArthur Joe Rastin World Financial Group Canada Inc. Charitable Foundation Sandy and Bart MacDougall Raymond James Canada Isabel Maud Wright Guidelines Advertising Limited Mary and Garth MacGirr Foundation Robert Wright Miriam and Max Gula and the Isaac Bruce MacKay Andy and Sue Redmond Mark Zaretsky Gordon Family Adrienne and Douglas Mahaffy Anne-Marie Renaud Dylan and Taylor Zivojinovich John Hall Karen and David Maidment Louis Reznick Bonita H. Hart Sergio Manarin Catherine Shirley Robertson $5,000 - $9,999 Hatch Ltd. Mancal Corporation Ken Robins 877996 Ontario Limited Heavy Construction Association Pierre Marcoux Royal de Versailles Jewellers 7347898 Canada Inc. of Toronto The Marmilwood Family Trust Eamon Ryan 1832 Asset Management L.P. Janet and Peter Herman Mattamy Development Marvin and Victoria Sadowski 1riser Designs Joan R. Hickey Corporation Sage Investments Ltd. A+E Networks Helen Mallovy Hicks Diane McCabe Samsung Electronics Canada AC Foundation High Vail Systems Inc. Heather McLean Samuelsohn Ltd. Sarah Evelyn Ackrow Home Trust Company Norma Jean McLean Cookie and Stephen Sandler Adelle and Paul Deacon Marilyn Hosang Hazel McMillan Sands Commercial Floor Nanton Fund House of Praise The Redeemed Chris Mcphee Coverings Inc. Agardy Aluminium Inc. Glass Christian Church of God Mechanical Contractors Schneider Electric Canada Inc. ALCO Lighting Limited HSBC Association of Ontario SCI Group Inc. Alexion Husky Food Importers & The Menkes Family Isabella Scratchley Allangrove Investments Limited Distributors Merck Canada Inc. Dorothy Julia Selke Clive and Barbara Allen Hydro One Metro News David and Martha Shaw Alliance Data IA Clarington Investments Inc. Garton Stuart Miller The Sheldon Inwentash and Lynn Francis and Vivian Allwood International Association for Patricia Louise Milligan Factor Charitable Foundation The Alofs Family Healthcare Security & Safety The Mimi and Sam Pollock Keki B. Shroff Amacon Construction Ltd. Interstate Freight Systems Inc. Foundation Barry and Harriet Sklar American Century Investments Lynn and Arnold Irwin Florence Minz, Daniel Geneen & Sobotec Ltd. Apotex Foundation - Honey and Sheldon Jafine Julian Geneen Stanley Somerville Barry Sherman Alfred Jay Molson Coors Sony Pictures Television Canada Ardis Archer JBS Foundation Inc. The Montreal General Foundation Spidertech Inc. Architect Films Inc. Jilla and Robert Williams John Peter Morawetz Sporting Life Inc. Artizan Foundation Stephen Morson Donna Steck and Family In Honour Asynchron Systems Inc. Johns Manville Corporation Morton Family Endowment Fund of Our Beloved Husband and Gary Atkin Mavis Johnson Neelands Refrigeration Limited Father Brian Steck The Atlas Corporation Cameron Johnstone Nelmar Drywall Company Ltd. Ann and Robert Stevens Automated Interiors Inc. The Kaitlan Group Norm and Laura Lamarche Stronach Consulting Corp. Michele Avison Judith and Stephen Kauffman Family Foundation Shiori Sudo Audrey Babb and Walter Maves The Norman and Margaret Fahim Sultan Cheryl Babcock

38 2016 Report to Our Donors Bailey Metal Products Ltd. Joe Coelho E.V. Baine Mitchell Cohen Charles Baker Completely Wired Corp. Baker Real Estate Inc. Eileen Conboy Konstantinos Bakoyiannis Concordia Healthcare Bank of America Merrill Lynch Condrain Group Beverly Barakett Conelco /Feumore Barrday Congee Queen Ron and Sharon Baruch Convoy Supply Ltd. Basecrete Inc. Kevin Cooper Bayer Family Foundation Cooper Equipment Rentals BBC Worldwide Canada Ltd. Niamh Cotter-Schmid BBM Excavation The Craig Stewart Esplen M. Kelly Beales Family Foundation Beauward Shopping Centres John Cranfield Bell Canada Credit Suisse Foundation Trust Lawrence Bertuzzi Trevor Da Silva The Bess Morton Memorial Fund Joseph Dachuk BFI Canada Inc. Sandra P. DaCosta Lillian Birenzweig Davies Ward Phillips & 9th Year for Joe’s Team Bisceglia & Associates Vineberg Foundation John I. Bitove James De Ferrari Heather E. Black Lori DeCecco Once again it was a perfect July day as Black & McDonald Ltd. Electrical Paul Delia participants of Joe’s Team swam, biked and ran & Mechanical Contractors Dell Canada Inc. in support of cancer research at the Princess BloombergSen Enzo Deluca Investment Partners Desjardins Capital Markets Margaret Cancer Centre. In the past nine years, BMC Masonry Anthony Di Pierdomenico Joe’s Team has raised more than $11 million Bolton Railings Inc. Discount Grocery Dealers Bondfield Construction Association Inc dollars on behalf of cancer research at The Company Ltd. Gerald George Dobbs Princess Margaret. Boston Scientific Ltd. Brent Dobson Bonnie J. Boucher Hubert B. Dolsingh Without the leadership and enthusiasm of Stephen and Linda Boutilier Alison Domingues John and Susan Bowey Downsview Heating & Air Joe and Cara Finley, Joe’s friends and family Philip Browman and Family Conditioning Ltd. this certainly would not have been possible. Allan and Lisa Brown, Richard and Downsview Kitchens Ltd. Laurie Lederman Downsview Plumbing Ltd. Thanks to their support we have established The Bruce H. Mitchell Foundation DRO Partnership the Joe Finley Centre for Head and Neck Cancer Bruce Wilson Landscaping Ltd. Dunbar Homes Antonio Bryan Dundee Securities Research which houses an internationally Andy Buchan Durabond Products Ltd. recognized team of physicians and clinicians. Mahendra Bungaroo Durock Alfacing International Ltd. Michael F. Burke DW Healthcare Partners We are proud of this lasting legacy to the Calasparra Point Estate Ltd. Tomasz Dywanski remarkable Joe Finley and his dream to conquer Brendan and Mary Calder Clwyd Edwards Campbell and Kennedy Electric Megan Edwards cancer in our lifetime. In July 2016, Joe’s Team Canaccord Genuity Wendy Eisen celebrated its 10th and final triathlon. Canada Group Inc. Elirpa Construction & Canadian Railings Ltd. Materials Limited Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited Ell-Rod Holdings Inc. Canarm Ltd. J. Cooper Luise Enderle Gordon F. Canning Entertainment One Films The Carol Sheriff Foundation Canada Inc. Bart Freelancer D. Graham Carpenters Local 27 Ernst & Young LLP Frozen Pond Inc. Graywood Developments Ltd. Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP Erosion Control Juliana and Johnny Fung Alan Greenberg CBS International Excellence Life Insurance Norma Galli Eileen Greene Television Canada Company Gerdau Anna Greenfield Centah Inc. Eyelet Investment Corp. Giancola Aluminium Greenpark Group Charles & Mary Bumstead W. Robert Farquharson Contractors Inc. Groundlayer Capital Inc. Endowed Fund Fasken M. Dumoulin LLP Natasha Giannopoulos Brian Guenther Shan Cheng Adam Feberwee Kosty Gilis Graeme Hamilton David Chernos H. Lawrence and Beverley Fein Giorgio Armani Canada Corporation Jauna Charriere Hannesson Sheila Chiu Fermar Paving Ltd. Goldman Sachs Gives Harleen Grewal Barrister W. Edmund Clark Paul Finkbeiner Herb Goldstein & Solicitor Celeste Clarke Flynn Canada Ltd. The Goodman Family Foundation Heather E. Harris Clarus Securities Inc. Formacon Construction Dianne Gowan K. J. Harrison Sheila Clotworthy Jean-francois Fortin Craig Graham Robert Harrison

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 39 Murray Hart and Jill Kamin Tania Lessen Harvey Kalles Real Estate Ltd. Paul Leventis David and Lenore Hawkey Lifestyles Magazine Heather and Frank Heaps Myungja Lim Barry Henderson Limex Sicar Ltd. & Co. Highfield Holdings Inc. Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. Robert Hill Jordanna and Earl Lipson Jeffrey Hoffman Ernest Liu William Holland LiUNA 183 Homelife Metropark Realty Inc. Rob Livingston Ronna Hoogstraten Lloyd Carr-Harris Foundation Hudbay Minerals Inc. Loblaw Companies Ltd. Tom Huff London Custom Wall Upholsteries Steven Hurowitz and Diane Osak Lone Eagle Entertainment Paul Huyer Jon and Nancy Love International Brotherhood of Donna Kathleen Louise Lunau Electrical Workers Local 353 Sherry Lyons IBM Canada Employees M.A.M. Group Inc. and Retirees Sam Ma ICICI Bank Canada Ross MacKinnon Journey to Conquer Cancer Intech Risk Management Inc. William MacLaren The International Group Inc. Elizabeth Macleod Run or Walk IRC Building Sciences Group J. Paul and Phyllis Malette Island Edge Inc. Malfar Mechanical Inc. More than 3,200 participants gathered around Arthur Jansons Seth Mandell John Paul & Co. Arlene Manherz Princess Margaret Cancer Centre to take part in Brian Johnston Shahrokh N. Mansouri the third annual Journey to Conquer Cancer Run Judy and Paul Bronfman Mansteel Rebar Ltd. or Walk in June. This community based event Charitable Foundation Ray Mao Dan Kaal York Marble encourages each participant to support a cancer Michael S. Kalles Marciano Beckenstein LLP research site, fund, support group or clinic that Nick Kalyvitis Marsh & McLennan Companies Kapico Group Holding Co. Paul Martin is meaningful for them. A wonderful breakfast Marvin and Estelle Kates Fernando Dias Martins takes place after the 5K, 3K or 1K walk or run Judy Kealey Masters Insurance Ltd. David Keeley Robert Matthews with a fun children’s area. More than $1M was David Kerr Maxum Drywall Inc. raised on this sunny morning! Kelly Keyes Alexandra McCarthy Sass Khazzam John McCleery Steven Kichler Justin McCord Kik Custom Products Frederick G. Ted Mcdowell McMaster University Kimberly-Clark Inc. Julie Naruse Pfaff Automotive Randy McMeekin Janette Kincaid Ruth Naruse The Philip Smith Foundation Medavie Blue Cross Scott Kleinman National Bank of Canada John and Andrea Pierson Medcan Health Management Inc. Knights Creek Home Corp. Toby Neugebauer Pilen Construction Of Christine Medeiros Ralph Kollars Ada Nigro Canada Limited Medtronic Korsiak & Company Ltd. John Norman Pitway Holding Limited o/a Roy Megarry Brian D. Kosoy Norman Hill Realty Inc. Cardinal Golf Club Meritview Decorating Ltd. Tony Koukos Lesley E. North Pizza Nova Tom Michaelis Krauss Family Charitable Trust NorthWest Value Partners Inc. The Policaro Automotive Family Howard B. Michaels KRG Children’s Charities Nuvoxx Communications Ltd. Powerstream & Transpower Michelle and Michael Levy Kti Limited Oakdale Kitchens Inc. Prime Quadrant Family Foundation Yung Ni Chu Kung O’Neil Electric Supply Ltd Prinetics Graphics Inc. Michels Canada Lafarge Canada Inc. Ontario Acoustic Supply Inc. Pino Prizzi Craig Miller Lakeview Homes Opentext Prodigy Pictures Corp. Clive and Fran Minto Lancorp. Construction Co. Ltd. Marie J. Overweel Fred Purvis The Minto Group Landrover Jaguar Thornhill Rocky and Rene Pantalone William and Cynthia Quinn Carolina Miranda-Stevens Paul Langill Kyriaki (Litsa) Parker David and Janice Radtke Bruce Miyashita Judy and Bruce Langstaff Parrish & Heimbecker Limited Ann Rastin Modolena Bay Investments Inc. Robert Lawrence Patene Building Supplies Ltd. Ratech Electronics Ltd. In Honour B. Morris Lawrence-Paine & Associates Eleanor and Laurence Pattillo of Frank A. Rago Daisy Morrison Grant Leach Frances and Pasko Pavkovic The Raywal Limited Partnerships Mosaic Sales Solutions Canada Leao D’Ouro Restaurante Kerry Peacock Red Alder Ltd. Operating Co. Jocelyn Lecluse Brian Peebles ReSource Group Canada Melanie Mowat Yoko Ono Lennon Alex Pellegrini Rexdale Food Specialties Ltd. Peter Murdoch The Leonard & Felicie Blatt Penegal Trim & Supply Ltd. James Rickard Glenn Murray Foundation Performance Auto Group David Ritchie Leon’s Furniture Ltd. Napa Valley Kitchens Inc.

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Mike Scapicchio and Patricia JCB Grant Society Fazzari-Scapicchio Joseph Fehrenbach Lisa and Ron Feyerabend Madeline Fielding Maria Filosa and Gino Ortuso Membership in the JCB Grant Society is offered to donors who have Leland J. Fisher included The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation in their Will or have Patricia K. Ford Jake E. Fowell made a gift of life insurance. These special friends of the Foundation have Linda J. Freedman Sherri Freedman and Jeff Hoffman made the fight to conquer cancer in our lifetime part of their own Sandra J. Frost personal legacy. Larry and Eileen Fryer Michelle Fuss The JCB Grant Society is named after the distinguished Toronto professor of Anthony Fyles Alex Gallagher anatomy, Dr. J.C. Boileau Grant, the author of Grant’s Atlas of Anatomy. The Kathy Gallivan Monica L. Gaudry Princess Margaret has a special connection with Dr. Grant. His widow, Anne Paul Gauthier Catriona Robertson, left us a bequest of the Atlas when she died in 1982. Marilyn Gazey Ian Gibbard With the annual royalty payments, The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation Florence Gibbons Shirley Goldenberg has created the JCB Grant Chair in Oncologic Pathology, a $2.2 million Lillian Gordon endowed chair, as well as a major named endowment fund. Ethel Gorlick Carol Greenwood The Grant family’s example is important to us: they have left an important Christopher G. Guest Cathy Hale legacy with a creative gift, and they have improved our ability to conduct Elizabeth D. Hamilton Doris Hansen leading-edge cancer research. Through the JCB Grant Society, we pay tribute Helen Phebe Hatton both to the Grant family and to each donor who has confirmed a planned Sharyl Haynes Lenard Haywood gift to The Princess Margaret. For more information please contact Genane Suzanne Hearn Brian Hellyer Peniak ([email protected]) or 416-946-2295). Robert I. Hendy Grant Hern Joan R. Hickey David and Louise Hilson Timen P. Ho and Ling H. Ho-Lai Frances I. Masefield Acheson Robindra N. Bose Olga and Warner Cowan A. D. Holt Val and Ernie Adriaanse John and Susan Bowey Janice S. Crichton G. Holmes & D. Cormack Scarlat Albright Mary Brandon Barb Crisp Bill and Karina Hope Bruce Alexandor Harold and Fredelle Brief Barry Crookes Joan Pui-Ying Hosang Omar Ali Beverley A. Briggs Beryl Cruse Peter Hume Paul and Sheila Alofs Rob Bristow Enola Czech Glenn Hunnings Keith Ambachtsheer and William P., Gail and Billy Brown Fern Daiter Tommasino-Timpano Iozzo Virginia Atkin Ruth M. Buchanan Julie Davis Joan I. Jackson Loretta and Etienne Amestoy Joan and Jack Burkholder Shirl Davis Simon L. Jackson Roger Andersen Reta Burrows Jean Davison Maureen James Shirley Arnold David and Paula Butterfield Mary Dawkins Margaret Jenkins Chuck Arrigo Laura and Sven Byl Joyce H. Denyer Agnes Jenkinson Norman K. Ashurst Richard Cadieux Tim Devlin Nancy Jennings William F. Badke Irene Calo Joseph Di Geso Elspeth A. Johnson Jan H. Balledux Fausto Carbone Daniela Di Giantomasso Fran Johnston Jack and Patricia Barclay Gail Carman and Dave Wilson G. Dow Barry Jones Katharine E. Barilla Hollingworth Jessie L. Dowling Lee-Anne Kant Yee Bell Dorothy Carr Maurice Drieu Jeff Karl Francesco Benichasa Christopher A. Carson Diane N. Drotos Diane Karnay and Stuart Bollefer Roslyn and Bernard Bennett In Honour of Jim Chamberlain Joao J. Dutra Carla Keel Beulah Besharah Margaret E. Chapman Linda Ecclestone Grace Kelly Rita Bette Paul Chen Naomi Eisenberg Nora Kent Aruna Bhatnager K. Carol Christian Andrew Colwell & Richard Ellis Kathryn Kernohan Rosa Bianca Joyce K. Chung Leola English Andrea Kinch Nicholas & Zachary Valerie and James Clark Audrey Ennis Neville and Lorraine Kirchmann Blease-Trepanier Anne Clements Margaret A. Evered Paula Kirsh Michel C. Bois Julie Colosimo Patricia Ewart-McLean Selwyn and Pippa Kossuth Frank Bosco Luciano and Paola Colozza Roy A. and Elizabeth J. Fawcett Sherry Kou

42 2016 Report to Our Donors Vito and Catherine Labate John Patterson Margaret, Audrey and Colleen Peacock Maria gives in many ways James Laidler Brian Pecic Harold Lane Myta Peters Colin Languedoc Stan and Helen Petrowski Moira and James Lawrence Robert L. Pidgeon Barry Lebow Gertrude Piggott Gail S. Leder and Diana M. Plant Daniel Z. Goodwill Sofia Polyanovsky Connie Lee Karen M. Potter Joan and Bob Lehman Mary Prentis Kathleen D. Leslie Clare Price Charles E. Letman Linda Puma Daniel Lichtman Abel Quintal Meryl Lindale Bernie Rees Irene M. Lloyd John Reilly Debbie Locke Gladys Rennie Audrey Loeb and David Ross Edna Reynolds Margaret Jane Logan Charles H. and Kathleen Maria Loschiavo A. Robinson Rita Louidor Marnie and Michael Rodgers Margaret Lynch Betty Ross Mary and Garth MacGirr Annice H. Rothbart Gino Ortuso and Maria Filosa Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mackay Coleman Rotstein William MacLaren Ross and Gwenda Roxburgh Maria Filosa knows that other cancer patients take John and Gail MacNaughton Therese Roy comfort from hearing her story, and she shared Robert Martin Marci J. Rubinoff Antonio and Seli Masegosa Barbara E. Russell it often when she volunteered in the Wharton Dana Maslic Ruth E. Russell Head and Neck clinic at Princess Margaret Cancer Aureade Massey Patricia Sauerbrei Centre. There, in 2007, she was diagnosed with Jean Matlow Gabriella Schmidt Doris McCartney Idola G. Semple tongue cancer which was aggressively treated with Janice McDonald Naju B. Shroff and Keki B. Shroff two rounds of chemotherapy given concurrently R.A. Guy McGuire Margaret Simmons with seven weeks of radiation treatment. This was Paul McNab and Mary Graham T. Skells Collins-McNab Linda Sky Grossman followed by life-changing surgery where 70 percent Beverly McRae Thomas Smith of her tongue was removed and then reconstructed. Elizabeth Meldrum Helen Stark Steve Merker and Cathy Buchanan D. Eleanor Stephenson What she faced back in 2007 was terrifying and she Louis Michael Morag L. Stewart could barely speak without bursting into tears. But Rosa Milano Elsa and Ted Stringer today, she speaks so sincerely about the incredible Barbara Jean Miles Shannon and Micheal Stuart James Miller Dorothy Sutton quality of her care—both physical and emotional. Patricia Miller Ann D. Sutton Her doctors were not only compassionate, but Ruth M. Miller Eva and Gabor Szekely respectful that she had very difficult decisions to Ruth Milne Richard F. Tayler S. Milne Douglas A. Taylor make, and they took the time to empower her with John K. Mitchell Tina Tehranchian the information she needed. Lois Mitchell Helen Tennyson Carla Monk Irmgard Theegarten This year, Maria made another decision. She decided Doris J. Moore Frederick Tiley to leave a gift for The Princess Margaret in her will. Harold A. Morden Joan Tilt “Leaving a bequest to the cancer centre is another Eleanor Morgan Mildred Trachtenberg Brad Morris Jerry Trestik way for me to take control in beating cancer and Carol Morrison In Honour of Beryl Elizabeth allowing the brilliance that is The Princess Margaret Marlene Morriss-Taylor Trimming-Green to lead the way.” Miriam Mozes Jackie Tuffin June Murdoch Gillian Tuffin Freda Ariella Muscovitch Pat Nichols and Bob Tundermann Margaret and William Myers Belal Uddin Charles T. Wilson William A. Wright Jill and Reed Nelson Nancy J. Vivian Debra Wilson Betsy Wright Susan Newman Lisa L. Weaver Norma and Sharon Wilson Donald A. Wylie Doris Noftall Vanessa Wellwood Robert Elliott and Paul Wilson Morden S. Yolles Pamela and Donald North Hazel Westlake Mary Winter Ginette Young Aimee M. O’Connor Maryann Weston Jonathan Wisebrod Chung-Fu Yu Manuel Oliveira Mary E. Whitaker Gordon Wittrock Robert & Lois Yuill Marie J. Overweel Clyde Shepard Whitham Susan McLean Woodburn Valentina Zatskoy Loper Marshal and Tina Partnoy Linda Whyte Donald and Janice Woodley John Zeger

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 43 The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation has its very own newsroom! Our team of experienced writers, designers and videographers are producing original content about the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. Our focus is on compelling stories about our patients, donors, cancer experts, medical breakthroughs and world leading cancer research. Check out our #AsktheCancerExperts and #StatAttack video series on our website and social media platforms.

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102.1 the Edge CTV Toronto Kennedy Ford Sales Q107 104.5 CHUM FM CTV Two KEWL/Levelwear Reebok 365 Productions Deloitte LLP Lancôme Rexall Health 680 News Delta Laura Slack Chocolates Rogers Communications Inc. 98.1 CHFI Detailz Chair Couture Linwood Homes Rogers Media 99.9 Virgin Radio Dilawri Loblaw Blue Menu Rose Reisman Catering Abcon 2001 Inc. Discount Car & Truck Rentals Longo’s Royale / Irving Consumer Products Able Travel Downtown Porsche L’Oreal Samsung Adidas Golf Dragon Security Lunatik Athletics Samuelsohn Advanced Tent Rental Dyversity Communications MAC Cosmetics Shibley Righton LLP Affair Tent & Event Rentals EastDell Estate Winery Mackie Moving Systems Silver Lakes Vodka Air Canada Ermenegildo Zegna Mackmyra Whisky Sobeys Amarula Eton of Sweden Magen Boys Entertainment Sporting Life American Crew EZNets Maison Birks Starbucks Aramark Canada Farley Chatto Maranello BMW Steam Whistle Brewery Audi Uptown Markham Ferrari Maserati of Ontario McDonald’s Stemz Barberians Steak House Fisheye Corporation Mercedes-Benz Thornhill StubHub BBQ Gourmet Four Seasons Hotel Merit Travel Studio Casa Bell Media Frozen Pond Micki’s Luxury Linen and Draping SUGOI Best Buy G4S Secure Solutions (Canada) Ltd. Mindham Fine Jewellery Sun Zone Bicycling Magazine Ganz MiraTel Solutions Inc. Suzy Shier Bliss Photography Gatorade Moduloc Fencing System 4 Productions BMO Financial Group Genesis Cycle Molson Coors Canada TaylorMade Golf BOOM 97.3 George C. Toronto Monster Energy Drink Telelatino Network Inc. Boston Pizza Gervais Tent Rental Motor Home Travel TELUS Brinks Canada Ltd. Giorgio Armani Naked Creative The Aber Group Cabana Poolbar Global Television National Post The Globe and Mail Calvin Klein Glow Academy Newcap Radio The Marketing Den Canada Post Corporation Gluckstein Design Newline Incentives The Pickle Barrel Canadian College of Massage and Gluckstein Home Niagara Parks Commission The Printing House Hydrotherapy GoodLife Fitness Noble Estates Wines & Spirits The Source Canadian Rocks GP8 Oxygen Water Norco Bicycles The Toronto Star Cardinal Couriers Granite Golf Club Nuvango The Travel Network CBC Greenpark Homes Oakville Infiniti Nissan Tiffany & Co. CFRB NEWSTALK 1010 Hain Celestial Office Coffee Solutions Toronto Digital Imaging Chair-man Mills Corp. Henry’s OMNI Television Toronto Life Chantler’s Environmental Service Hershey Canada Inc. Pacific Links International Trade Secrets CIBC Highland Chevrolet Paradise Homes Trafalgar Leather CityTV Holt Renfrew Yorkdale Pattison Outdoor Advertising Trillium College Civello / Aveda House & Home Media Paul & Shark TSN Radio Clif Bar & Company Hugo Boss PCM Inc. UBER Colio Estate Wines Impact Canopies Pelmorex Media Under Armour, Inc Coppinwood Golf Club Ink Entertainment PepsiCo Umbra Corriere Canadese Jaguar Land Rover Thornhill PGA of Ontario Valassis Canada Inc. Corus Radio Johnson & Johnson Pharmascience Weber Couture Cleaners Jones Brown Insurance Broker Porter Airlines Woodbine Entertainment Group CP24 JSI Data Systems Ltd. Postmedia Zaid Affas CTV Karbon PSI Payroll Service Inc.

44 2016 Report to Our Donors

Donors in our community who support The Marie Campbell Lyn Campney Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation with gifts of Canadian Tire Bank $1,000 or more during the year are a part of The Canadian Uro-Oncology Princess Margaret’s Inner Circle. Group Canso Investment Counsel Ltd. We are pleased to acknowledge our Inner Circle The Capital Markets Donors for their generosity and commitment to Company Limited our vision to Conquer Cancer In Our Lifetime. Fran Caplan Robert Carew Thank you for your support! Carlson Wagonlit Travel Giovanna Carnevale Barry W. Carpenter George W. Carpenter Brian Carr 1135427 Ontario Ltd. Ronald A. Baines Heather E. Black Douglas W. Carscadden 1335052 Ontario Inc Dimitar Bakalovski Nicholas & Zachary Mary Carson 1403006 Ontario Inc. Darren Baker Blease-Trepanier Carswell Wings Distributor Baker Real Estate Incorp. Geoffrey Bledin Carvin Holdings 2142830 Ontario Inc Konstantinos Bakoyiannis Jack and Kathy Bloom Centrecorp/North American 2383570 Ontario Inc. Wisam Baldawi Bloom Lanys Professional Corp. Development Group A & M Heat Treating Ltd. Raff and Frank Baldesarra Bnotions Bernard Ceresne Acier Wirth Steel Clair Balfour Boiler Inspection & Zdenek Cermak G. Chalmers Adams Bruna E. Ballestrin Insurance Co. John Chamberlain Pauline Adams Sid Ballik Joe Bolla Edward Pak Yiu Chan Ronald J. Adams Ruth E. Balmer Barb and Rob Bolton Stephanie Chan Renee Addison Mona H. and R. Bandeen Janet L. Bomza Chancery Mendez Holdings Samuel Adjei Twum Garnet Banks Avril Bonert Canada Ltd Ernest Adriaanse BAPS Charities Inc. Max Borinsky Norman Chandler Aecon Group Inc. Beverly Barakett Eric Bornstein Elizabeth Chang John Agar Barbara and Harvey Wolfe Family Robindra N. Bose Vivian Chang Kays Al Mudaries Charitable Fdn. Renee Botterbusch Murray J. Chant Gino Alberelli Ralph M. Barford Bonnie J. Boucher Yin May Chao Alberga Family Frances Barish Chris Boutsalis Barbara Charles The Albert & Egosah Reg C. Barnard Reid Bowlby Eddy Chau Reichmann Family Robert Barnard BP Interiors Inc. Gord and Margaret Chellew Foundation Richard J. Barnby Dolores Bracken Daisy Chen Hussein Aldhalaan The Barnes Family Patrick Bradley Maria Chen J. A. Alexander Charitable Foundation David and Constance Briant May Bo Cheng Alma Ali Douglas and Kathryn The Brides’ Project Shan Cheng Clive and Barbara Allen Barrington David Brill Connie Chiang Francis and Vivian Allwood John and Betty Barrons John Brittain Aaron Chim Ermidio Alves Basic Fashion Services George C. Britton Elizabeth Chisholm Robert David Anderson Rita Bawa Philip Browman and Family Jim Chiu Stephen Anderson Bayer Consumer Care AG Donald R. Brown Q.C. Sheila W. Chiu Violet Andraos M. Kelly Beales Gary, Gail, Jody and Rockey Choy Gail Anthony Edwin L. and Elaine Beallor Amy Brown Caroline Chu Aragon (St. Helens) Sally K. Beattie Donald Bruce Kane Chu Dev (Ont) Corp Roland Beauregard The Bruce H. Mitchell Miu-Ching Chu In honour of Marvin L. Arbuck, Paul Beeston Foundation Yung Ni Chu Kung Sidney and Sonia Arbuck Rosa Beggs Linda Brundage Frank Ciccolini Ardis Archer Fernanda P. Belas Marcel G. Bruneau Citibank Canada Thomas E. Armstrong Mervyn C. Bell John Bucknam Citrolad Canada (Juices) Inc. Gary Atkin Vivian Bellisario Arnis Budrevics Celeste Clarke Ann H. Atkinson Belwood Poultry Ltd Buonavita Investments Ltd Ronald and Lynnette Clegg Siu W. Au Paul Bennett Jane Burfield John E. Cleghorn David Aurandt Gay Berger Zen Burianyk Christine M. Clement Michele Avison M. Barbara Berner M. William and Dorothy Burke John D. Clements Nancy Avison Coleman and Evelyn Bernstein Michael F. Burke CN Employees’ Wilfred Avison Lawrence Bertuzzi Julia Burn and Pensioners’ The B.A. Himel Family Betrose Management Ltd Ronald Peter Butler Community Fund Foundation John Derek Bewley Jessica Butt Cobmex (Canada) Inc. Audrey Babb and Pamela Bierstock Butterfield Family Foundation Alan Cohen Walter Maves Linda D. Bignell Nigel Byars Jon Cohen Hildred C. Babb David G. Billes Catherine A. Byrnes Samuel Cohen William F. Badke Martha Billes Barrie A. Cade Steven and Roslyn Cohen Jehan Bagli Joel Binder Brendan and Mary Calder Doris Coleman E.V. Baine Andrew Bishop H James Callan William B. Collins

45 2016 Inner Circle Donors Community Charitable Peter Douglas Ferne S. Freeman James Green Foundation Jane Downs Herbert Frieberg John R. Gregory Eileen Conboy David Dowswell Sarah Friesen Michael A. Griffiths Shane Concisom Marilyne Doyle Harvey and Annice Frisch Caroline S. Grose Mary A. Connelly Dragon Boat Harvey and Helen Fruitman Groundlayer Capital Inc. Sydney and Florence Team-Survivor-Thrivers Fruitman Kates LLP Elizabeth Groves Cooper and Family Marvin Dryer Larry and Eileen Fryer Sheryl Gutzin Gerald W. Cooper Ursula D’Sylva Juliana and Johnny Fung H+A Veisman Dentistry Sheri Cooper Sandra E. Dudley G.A. Paper International Inc. Professional Corporation George Cope Margaret Dunn G.L. Smith Planning & Habib Canadian Bank Cesidio Coppola R. William Dunn Design Inc. Haggart Ave. Roofing Ltd. Joan Corson Kevin Duong Jinesh Gandhi George Halasi Vince and Teresa Corvinelli The Edith And Bernard Dean Gangbar G. Ellen Hall Ryan Couldrey Ennis Foundation Arthur Gans Terence Hall Olga and Warner Cowan Jamie M. Edwards The Marmilwood Family Trust Mark E. Hallman Joe Coyle Osra Edwards Brian Garside Jane Ham Betty Cragg Kathleen Einarson Gary Bluestein Stanley Hampton Paul and Elvi Craig Morton and Gail Eisen Charitable Foundation Blake Hampton-Davies The Craig Stewart Esplen Wendy Eiseh Bruno and Renate Gass Gail Hanford Family Foundation Mustapha El Alaoui Gelman & Associates Jauna Charriere Hannesson Rosemary Crawford Elirpa Construction & Geo-Foundations Hugh Hanson Crawford Roofing Corporation Materials Limited Contractors Inc. Heather & John Harbinson William G. Crerar In Honour of Jacqueline Elliott and Robert Peake The George and Kay Thomas Harris Susan E. Crerar Luise Enderle Goldlist Foundation William and Patricia Harris Ian and Beth Croft Engelite Charitable George Warda Family Bonita H. Hart Elaine and Jack Culiner Foundation Dentistry Murray Hart and Jill Kamin Andrew Currie Peter Erlendson Anthony V. Geramita Hartschel Investments Ltd. Helio Da Silva Cecile Erlich Mohamad B. Ghadaki David Hastings Abilio DaCosta Ernest Redelmeier Family Emanuel Gianni Joyce M. Hay Sandra P. DaCosta Patricia M. Evans Kosty Gilis A.Ruby Hayashi Jennifer D’Addario Robert Evans Harman Gill Rayner Hayhow Fern Daiter Exel Inc. Gillespie Family Foundation Harold G. Heale Nada Dancy Nancy Ezer John Glasier Yvonne Healy Terry Dauncey Shari Ezyk Lillian and Norman Glowinsky Heather and Frank Heaps David Shaw and Gary Miller Margaret Fanjoy Louise Godfrey Cailey Heaps Estrin David R. Davidson Agnes Faraci Myer Godfrey Heavy Construction Frank Davis James Farintosh Hanson Goe and Association of Toronto Shirley Davis Lilie R. Farley Vivian L. Goe-Wong G. R. Heffernan David De Sousa W. Robert Farquharson Lionel and Mary Goffart Jane Heintzman Lino A. De Souza Joseph Fehrenbach Morley N. Goldberg Brian Hellyer Leona I. De Witt H. Lawrence and Golden Thai Restaurant Mary E. Hellyer Saira Deen-Zammit Beverley Fein Naomi Goldenberg Barry Henderson Paul DeFrancesco Abraham Feinstein Louise Golding William B. Henderson Sandra E. Deike Bernard Feinstein Hanna L. Goldman Gail D. Hendrie Emilia Del Piero Peter Feldmann Lorne and Carol Goldstein Grahame Henry Dennis Delaney Ferring Inc. and Family The Hermant Family Julia L. Della Maestra Fieldpoint Services David and Bonnie Goldstein Foundation Angelo Delzotto Jack Finbow Thomas Goldstein Jeffrey and Elizabeth Herold Dino J. Delzotto Lorne Fine Herb Goldstien Rivette Herzig Leo Delzotto Marlene Fine Joseph Goncalves Joan R. Hickey Lionel & Winsome deMercado David Fingold Grace and Gilbert Goodman Lawrence and Elyse Hanjiao Deng Susan Finlayson Barnett Gordon Hildebrand Betty Dennis Tony Firmin John M. Gordon Lois I. Hindmarsh The Derick Brenninkmeyer Marcy Fish Merritt E. Gordon Roy and Joan Hintsa Charitable Foundation Bernard S. Fishbein Howard Gorman and Rachel Karen Ho Jean C. Deverill Rick Fishell Rafelman Timen P.Ho and Ling H. Ho-Lai Mary and Jack Fekter Jack Fitzmaurice William I. Gorsline Quong Vi Hoac Peggy DeZwirek Brian Flood Gopinath Govindraj Hollis Receivable Term Trust Lynn Di Genova Paul D. Flynn Dianne Gowan Sheila M. Holloway Diana’s Seafood Delight Luis Fonseca D Graham Marion V. Holmes 3382699 Canada Inc Alessandro Forcina Grace Graham Edward Holowchuk Charles Dicarlo Nancy Forfar J. Derek Graham P. J. Holway John DiCecco William B. Foster William and The Honey and Leonard Wolfe R. Dickson Catherine E. Frame Gwendolyne Graham Family Charitable Foundation Emanuel DiFalco Ian Fraser William Graham Hood Packaging Corporation Nancy Dillow Jane C. Freed John Grand R. George Hopkinson Patrick Docherty Harvey and Miriam Freedman Trudy Grant Pamela Mary Hosang Hubert B. Dolsingh Freedom International Great Gulf Homes Marilyn Hosong Rosa Domingues Brokerage Inc. Charitable Foundation Heather Howard

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Frances Hoy Downsview Chrysler Leslie Llewellyn John Lorn McDougall David Hubbarde Dodge Jeep Fiat Adrian Lo Frederick G.Ted Mcdowell William P. Hudd Norman Kerr Ben Lo Ron McEachern William Hughey Robert Kerrigan Jana Y. Lo Russell McEdwards Steve Hummel Sadiqa N. Khan Tina Lo Barbara McGuire R. Neil and Ann Hunking Sandra Kidd Barry Lockhart Doris McKague David Hunt James R. Kightley Donald and Lorraine Loeb Peter and Elinor McKergow Nancy Hunter Mary Kilworth Anna Loh Margaret McKim Peter Hutchison Bong-geun Kim A. B. Lorriman Anne Mclachlan David J. Hutton John Kingdon Ron Loucks Daryl McLean Hydro One - Employee’s and Pen- Aletha Kirkwood Alasdair J. Love The McLean Foundation sioner’s Charity Trust Fund Terry Klawitter Otto and Ida Lowas Robin McLuskie Robert Iacono James Arthur Kline J.Alexander Lowden McMaster University Esther Icyk Chris Klochek Maria Lui Barry McNicol International Union of Elevator Claudette & Holger Kluge Rita Lukaweski McRae Engineering Constructors Local 50 Song Wook Kong David Lukianow Equipment Ltd. Barry Ip Jacques M. Konig Naomi Himel and Ron Lustig Isaias Medeiros Irene Reingold Family Alice Kotuba Marie Lyon Patricia L. Meek Foundation - Dr. Morton Jerry Kotuba Sam Ma Roy Megarry Reingold John and Margaret Krall Mabel & Gordon McMillen Barbara Mendelsohn Kenneth Irvin Helga Krebs Foundation Joanne Mercer Island Edge Inc Inga Kuksis Duncan MacArthur Meridian Credit Union Limited Donald A. Ivison Anne Kunkel Mathew B. Maccannell Janet Metauro J. S. Cheng & Partners Inc. Man Yee Kwan Sandy and Bart MacDougall Mark Mettrick J.E. Panneton Family Eusebia Lim Kwong Bruce and Barbara Sharon Mey Foundation L.J. Strang Enterprises Ltd MacGowan Robert E. Meyerhoff Jane Gill PR La Capitale Financial Paul Mack Esther Michaels The Jarislowsky Foundation Group Foundation Ross MacKinnon Howard B. Michaels Alfred Jay La Foundation Araxie & William MacLaren Micro Consulting Inc. JBS Foundation Inc. Hagop Kestekian Deborah Magidson Lazo Mikijelj Robert C. Jefferies Foundation Geraldine Mahoney Liane Mills Bin Jia Eugene Ladoucer The Mainliner Club of Canada Elizabeth A. Milne Jilla and Robert Williams Michael Laine Kam-Kong Mak The Mimi and Sam Pollock Foundation Michael K. Lam J. Paul and Phyllis Malette Foundation Ye Jin Judy and Bruce Langstaff Penny Maltais Concetta Minichiello Ian Joffe William Lardner Manitoba Insulation Stanley Mintz David Johnson Russell Brant Latham Contractors Association Inc. Florence Minz, Daniel Geneen Mavis Johnson Clarence Lau Michael Manley-Casimir & Julian Geneen Sherril J. Johnson Marsha Laub Paul Mark Mantella Mitsubishi Electric Sales S. Ross Johnson Raymond Wai Man Law Manuel Rui Azinhais Nabeiro Canada Inc. Glenn N. Johnston William Robert Lawlor Stephen Marano Yaroslaw M. Mlynarsky Robert Johnston Jane E. Lawson The Margaret Ann and Donald S. Neda and Ata Moeini Joint Residential Jonathan Lax McGiverin Foundation Michael A. Moffat Construction Association Theo Lax John Margie Patrick Moher Patrick A. Jordan Mei Pao Lee Stephanie Marin Ian Morgan Jordan Caplan Min Lee The Marion Armstrong Jolanta Morowicz Professional Corporation Helen Lefler Charitable Foundation David Morris The Joseph Frieberg Family Lorraine Legault Marjorie Allan Foundation Daisy Morrison Charitable Foundation The Legresley Family Nicolaas J. Marks Ian Morrison Judy And Paul Bronfman Charitable Foundation Evelyn Martin John Morrison Foundation Anne L. Leibel Martin A. Mason Margaret Morriss N. Lorraine Kaake The Leonard & Felicie Blatt The Mason Group Inc. Morton Family Ira Kagan Foundation Irving and Esther Matlow Moshoian Productions Limited Nick Kalyvitis Leon’s Furniture Ltd. John and Jo Matovich Hanif Y. Motala Gerry and Sandra Kaminsky Jules Lewy and Joanna Slone Philip O. Maude Mount Sinai Hospital Rosemary Kaner Michael T. Leyes Maurice Joseph Weisfeld & James Mountain Cheryl Kanter Annette Liehr Louis Weisfeld Charitable In Honour of our Beloved Ardeth Kariotis Margaret A. Light Foundation. Leslie Zeev Mozes Alexandr Karolinski Limen Group Const. Ltd Mayfair Electric Limited David Munro Mohamed Kassam Dongyu Lin Robert and Rosalie McAuley Mary Murai DuPre Martin Kates Huazi Lin Linda McCain Peter Murdoch Marvin and Estelle Kates Lions Group Inc Billie McCallum Carla Murphy David Kaufman Jordanna and Earl Lipson Patricia Mccarthy Susan Murray Rick and Michelle Keilhauer Anthony J. Lisanti Mark S. McCauley Nandie Myers Herbert J. Kemp Sybil Litman Robert Mccomb James Mylrea Chris Kennedy Mary Litwin John R. McCowan Linda Nakhjavan Peter Kenny Ernest Liu Elizabeth M. McDermid Nathan and Lily Silver

47 2016 Inner Circle Donors Family Foundation Robin Picov Adam Rubinoff Faida Smale National Bank of Canada John and Andrea Pierson Marci J. Rubinoff Nellie A. Smart Barry and Louise Needler Clare Pirie Rubinoff Family Foundation Carol Anne Smith Neelands Refrigeration Limited Maddalena Pirroncello The Family of Melvyn Leslie Anne Smith Mary Nesbitt Ward and Diana Pitfield Paul Rubinoff Peter F. Smith John G. Nevin Judith Poe Anne Ruebottom Roy Smith Susan Newman Janet and Peter Herman E Ian Rugeroni Patrick K. So Nexgenrx Inc. Catherine M. Ponesse Ruth and Irving Levine Solocrete General Kan Ngan Irene Poon Family Foundation Contracting Ltd My-Anh T. Nguyen Eileen W. Popper Eamon Ryan Dillip Soman Minh Nguyen-Huu Port Royal Mills Ltd. S & C Electric Canada Ltd. Spectrum Realty Services Inc. Marie Nichols Sandy Posluns Barbara Saipe Stephen D. Sperling Joan Nicholson Harvey Poss Cynthia Samu Ronald Sprang Nick and Lynn Ross Michele Power Dorothy Wiens Sanderson Ruth A. Sprenger Charitable Foundation Vivienne Poy Cookie and Stephen Sandler David H Spurr Judith M. Nicoll Courtney and Alexa Pratt Sanofi Aventis Hindupuram Sriharsha Ian V.B. Nordheimer Donna L. Preston Sanofi-Aventis Canada Inc. Richard Stacey The Norman and Margaret Wayne Preston Roger Sarty Sheila Stahl Jewison Charitable Prostate Cure Foundation Andrea Sass-Kortsak John E. Stamatopoulos Foundation Protek Bodies Michael Sax Dennis Starritt Norman Rosenberg Quality Custom Blending Ltd. Ron and Irene Schelfhaut Donna Steck and Family Enterprises Limited Patricia Quigley Carol and Lionel Schipper In Honour of Our Beloved Philip and Joan Norris R. Howard Webster Gabriella Schmidt Husband and Father Lesley E. North Foundation Rolf Schoene Brian Steck Nucleix Ltd. Giuseppe Rabasca Wendy and Michael Schure Herbert Stein The NWM Private Giving David and Janice Radtke Alan Schwarz Ronald S. Steinberg, Foundation Annie M. Rafferty Charles and Mina Schwarz Paula Brockman and Alanne O’Gallagher Ann Rastin SCI Group Inc. Susan Caplan Geoffrey and Dawn Ogram Joe Rastin Christina M. Senkiw Joseph and Elaine Steiner Anthony Okoli Lawrence J. Rawlinson Peter Seto Bonnie Stephen Helen Oldham Neil R. Raymond Harry T. Seymour Alice Stern Shannon Olson Raymond James Canada Franco Sgalla Steve & Sally Stavro Family Garry and Catherine Oman Foundation Carlo Sguassero Foundation Geraldine M. O’Meara Alan Redway Ashish Sharma Maria Stevens Ontario Kinesiology John Reilly Satyendra Sharma Ed Stevenson Association F.J. Reinders Maureen Shaughnessy Kitts Michael Stewart Ontario Power Generation Morton Reingold Sheila and Robert Sheaffer Morag L. Stewart Employees’ & Rescon Gerald Shear Stratford Festival Pensioners’ Charity Residential and Civil Robin Shear Strybos Barron King Ltd. Ontim Investments Ltd. Construction Alliance Shahin Sheidaei Minna Sturrup Jeffrey Orr Of Ontario Sharon Shelswell Cindy Su Helen A. Orsino Dirk and Anne Reyneveld Stanley and Donna Shenkman Fay Sue-A-Quan Cristeta C. Ortiz James Rickard Gregory E. Sheppard Fahim Sultan Judith Anne Overland Barb and Ced Ritchie Margaret Sheppard Peggy Sum Marie J. Overweel David Ritchie Hossam A. Shiaty Dean Summerville Ozmosis Research Inc. Riviera Electrical Owen Shime Roger Sutton Palace Arms Contractor Inc. Norma Shimizu Malcolm and Marjorie Swartz Rocco Palmieri RKG Holdings Limited Greg Shin Carol Swindell Phil Palter Gordon H. Roberts Zion Shraiter Richard A. Symonds Freda Papoff Robert Robertson Keki B. Shroff Vaclav Taborsky James C. Pappas Ken Robins Bev Shugg Barbeito Arshia Tabrizi Kyriaki (Litsa) Parker Jessie Robinson N. L. Shuttleworth Azin Tabrizi James Parks W. Michael Roche Lorene Siaw Arthur Neil Tait Karl E. Parnoja Rogers Group of Companies Rosa Silva Harry Tam Rachel Parry Katherine and Frank Rolph Florence and Al Silver Ronald Peter Tam Andrew Pastor Tony Romanelli Silver Apple Foundation Inc. Richard F. Tayler Jerry Patava Gioconda Rosati Sid and Sue Silverberg Christine Taylor Eleanor and Laurence Pattillo Mary M. Rose and Family Edward and Janet Taylor Frances & Pasko Pavkovic Paul and Lisa Rosen Edward H. Simmonds Heather Taylor Margaret Peacock Sidney Ross Anthony J. Simpson Kenneth and Joan Taylor Peter Pearce L Rosser Patricia V. Simpson Linda Taylor Penegal Trim & Supply Ltd. Barry Rotenberg Esther and Ronald Sirkis Robert Taylor Cheryle Pereira Nathan Rothwell Margaret Sisley William Taylor Malcolm Perlman The Royal Canadian Legion Ski Bees Tullio Tedesco Marie Perta General Wingate Branch 256 Paul and Carol Slavens Tina Tehranchian & Shahdad The Philip Smith Foundation Michael J. Rozario Slovak Community Circle Bekhrad Paul Phoenix Anthony Rubin of Oshawa TELUS Cares

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation 48 John Temesvary Betty Tse Marjorie V. Waters Gale and Jerold Winter Ron Temple Richard S. Tucker and Lily Dabby John Watson Lynda Wise Terrafix Geosynthethics Inc. Gillian Tuffin Katy Waugh Jack and Nan Wiseman Jan Tesar Nanci Turk Waugh Family Foundation David and Mary Wolf Therese Thackray University of Toronto Faculty Leslie Weatherby In Honour of Lai Chun Liu The Great-West Life of Dentistry Doug Webster Chee C. Wong Assurance Company Uzdaroji Akcine Bendrove Graham and Judith Weeks Jozef Wong Therapure Biopharma Inc Floriano Vacca Seymour Weinstein Stanley Woo Lola E. Thexton Peter and Louise Vadas Larry Weir Joyce Woodhouse Douglas Thompson In Honour of Steve Vadas Meri Rae Weisman Deborah Woods Jennifer Thompson VAGKRAFT Marion Jean Wellwood Darrell Woolnough Laurie Thompson Valvotec Sarl Alfred Wen Robert Wright Terry and Carole Thompson Tobias van Dalen William W. Westcott Kwai Yee Wu William T. Thompson Vancouver Foundation H.J.W Westelaken Mitchell Wywiorski Nancy G. Thomson Bill & Sarah Vanderburgh Gabriele Westwinkel Minnie Yack Cho Tin and Htun T. Pru Louie Vassilakos Arnold Whitehead Tuan Yeap Sandra Title Fernando Velocci Jack Whiteside Karen Yee Tolin Enterprises Ltd. Denis J. Veres Susan Whiteside Walter Yersh Mehmet Topaloglu John E. Verity Diane K. Whitney Nanci York Robert Torokvei Almas and Zul Verjee Gilda A. Whyne Eileen T. Young Toronto & District - Fred Victor Jennie I. Wildridge Kathleen C.Young Carp. Contractors Assoc. Vineyard Holdings Inc. Joan Williams Owen M. Young Toronto Railway Club Michael Volpatti Christopher and Robert G. Young Torys LLP Lorie Waisberg Georgiann Wills The Young Family Foundation Alex Tosheff David J. Walker D. Jean Wilson Nadir Zaki Tiko T. Toyomi Tada Margaret Wallace Doug Wilson Fred Zemans Ann Travers Lenore Walters Jane C. Wilson Bella Ziering-Lando Travi Inc (The Morassutti Group) Anne and David Ward Robert Elliott and Paul Wilson Ron Zohar Jane Tredway Sinclair Wardrop Florence and Mickey Winberg Richard Zurawski Yolande Tsampalieros Geoff Waterman Norman J. Wingrove Kelly and Myles Zyblock

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