WHERE QUESTIONS SPARK

DISCOVERINSPIRING MINDS FOR 50 YEARSY. 2018-2019 Year-in-Review LEADERSHIP MESSAGE

The Ontario Science Centre is pleased to report on a successful 2018–2019 fiscal year, including the launch of our 50th birthday lineup of exhibitions, events, initiatives and activities. The year 2019 not only marks our Centre’s 50th birthday, but also the 50th anniversary of hands-on science centres across the globe. Now, there are more than 2,400 such centres worldwide.

In January 2019, we launched our 50th birthday year with an event that included the reveal of the Celebration Way entrance experience, the opening of Inventorium 2.0 and a keynote by our 50th birthday Honorary Patron, The Honourable Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. The Centre revealed an exciting slate of activities and experiences for the year leading up to our official birthday on September 26.

Coinciding with our 50th birthday launch, we began a new brand campaign to encourage everyone to think like a scientist and Ask. Test. Repeat.—the scientific method in its simplest form. This powerful message resonates with all Canadians, who we urge to question their assumptions, consider new approaches to bigger challenges and to never stop innovating.

We also kicked off our 50th year with the launch of a birthday fundraising campaign, inviting families and corporations to support priority projects, including the development of best-in-class exhibitions and science learning experiences and projects upgrading our services

2 ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE 2018-2019 YEAR-IN-REVIEW and access programs. We are grateful for the early and growing support of our work. 90% OF CANADIANS CONSIDER SCIENCE CENTRES TO BE Throughout 2018–2019, the Ontario Science Centre worked to fulfill the AMONG THE MOST tenets of its new strategic plan—collaborative experiences, 21st-century TRUSTED SOURCES learning and youth innovation—and continued to deliver on its mission: OF ACCURATE To inspire passion for the human adventure of discovery. INFORMATION — Ontario Science Science centres serve as reservoirs of science knowledge at the Centre’s 2018 community level. We believe that our Ask. Test. Repeat. campaign will National Science Literacy Survey become a rallying cry for the role of science in everyday life. While this message launched our 50th birthday, we know its impact will extend far beyond the Centre’s milestone year.

The Ontario Science Centre could not serve the community and offer such robust programming without the support of the Government of Ontario and our partners and supporters. Thank you to our donors and sponsors, Board of Trustees and volunteers who are helping to fuel interest in the Science Centre.

Thank you for contributing to our vision for a more curious, creative and resilient world, and for celebrating with us on our 50th birthday.

Maurice Bitran, PhD Ann Louise Vehovec CEO & Chief Science Officer Chair, Board of Trustees

ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE 2018-2019 YEAR-IN-REVIEW 3 OUR YEAR AT A GLANCE

Pandas IMAX® film launch QUANTUM: The Exhibition International Astronomy Day opens, supported by the celebration with former CSA Oceans: Our Blue Planet University of Waterloo, astronaut Dr. Dave Williams IMAX® film launch Institute for Quantum Computing 3 Sensory-friendly Saturdays Great Conversations held, in partnership with the event on science fiction New Eyes on the Universe Geneva Centre for Autism in pop culture exhibition opens APRIL JUNE AUGUST 2018 MAY JULY SEPTEMBER

POPnology exhibition Weston Youth Innovation Ontario Science Centre’s opens, supported by Award granted 2018 National Science Knowledge Partner Literacy Survey reveals that Durham College and DK Conversation with 83 percent of Canadians Books Canadian Space Agency want to learn more about astronaut David science and how it affects Saint-Jacques our world Weston Youth STEAM Residency Program Innovation Award launches, an intensive Remarkable 15-year-old Danish five-day program that focuses on real-world Mahmood from London, problem-solving for students Ontario, receives the Science in Grades 6, 7 and 8

Centre’s 2018 Weston Youth Annual Community Day Innovation Award for his welcomed 7,706 visitors, Wireless Interconnected Non- sponsored by TELUS Invasive Triage System, a device that can assist first responders, paramedics and hospitals to monitor patients’ vital signs.

4 ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE 2018-2019 YEAR-IN-REVIEW The Honourable Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, is welcomed as the Honorary Patron for the Science Centre’s 50th birthday Hosted an event celebration year celebrating the Journey To Space IMAX® International Day of film launch Event celebrating Women and Girls in Canadian Space Agency Science 2 Great Conversations astronaut David Saint- events focused on ADHD Jacques’ launch to the Great Bear Rainforest awareness and creativity International Space Station IMAX® film launch OCTOBER DECEMBER FEBRUARY 2019 NOVEMBER JANUARY MARCH

Design, fabrication and 50th birthday year kick-off Special March Break installation of the cultural centre event with our Honorary Patron interactive program exhibition in Nain, Labrador, is and special guests to launch The Science of completed new Inventorium 2.0 experience Skateboarding launches, presented The W. Garfield Weston Launched our in-house in partnership with Foundation commits $180,000 developed Inventorium 2.0 CJ’s SKATEPARK over three years to recognize and as a community hub, support young Canadian makerspace and integrated innovators with the Centre’s STEAM learning experience, Weston Youth Innovation Award hosting ongoing and evolving through increased prize amounts sci-art installations by Idea and an expanded prize structure Projects Artists-in-Residence, (including a first-place prize of in partnership with the $15,000) Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada RBC Innovators’ Ball raises record-breaking $767,000 to Celebration Way entrance provide students and families experience opens, highlighting access to science learning 50 years of science milestones experiences 50 Years of Stories campaign 2 Great Conversations events launches to showcase the on gravitational waves and on impact of the Science Centre life lessons from an astronaut Ask. Test. Repeat. marketing campaign launch

ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE 2018-2019 YEAR-IN-REVIEW 5 “IT ’S HAD AN IMPACT ON HOW I THINK ABOUT THE WORLD” – Jennifer Crosbie, PhD, Clinician Scientist, SickKids & Principal Investigator of the Spit for Science ResearchLive! study

The Science Centre has been a key collaborator for my career as a scientist. The Spit for Science project, which collected 17,000 DNA samples to identify genes associated with psychiatric disorders in children, laid a core foundation for my research. Through this collaboration, the team (Drs. Schachar, Arnold and Burton) and I have collected one of the largest pediatric data sets in the world that includes genetics, cognition and health information. Our newest project at the Science Centre, Spit for Science 2 [as part of the ResearchLive! program], will collect 30,000 more samples and provide a new opportunity to explore how our genes interact with our environment and their impact on our health and mental health. With permission from the participants, the Spit for Science 2 data will be stored in Healthy Kids Biobank at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) to create a resource for other researchers at SickKids and around the world.

6 ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE 2018-2019 YEAR-IN-REVIEW 884,837 ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE VISITORS IN 2018-2019

187,604 165,770 OMNIMAX® filmgoers students on school trips 56,800 3,041 members in 14,563 campers aged 4 to 12 member households 5,224 4,392 participants in the Science ResearchLive! visitors took Centre-developed and award- part in 39 studies conducted winning program, Mental Health: by 6 universities, 3 research The Science of Anxiety hospitals and 18 labs at our Centre 3,123 in Grades 6 & 7

2,101 in Grades 11 & 12

ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE 2018-2019 YEAR-IN-REVIEW 7 STEAM RESIDENCY PROGRAM

In partnership with the Ontario Ministry of students from local underserved schools. Over Education, we developed and launched the the full academic year, 24 classes and more STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art than 630 students and teachers participated and Math) Residency Program at our Centre in this intensive five-day program that focuses and at the Canada Science and Technology on real-world problem-solving. Museum in Ottawa for Grade 6, 7 and 8

“ I have noticed that my students came back with a great mindset. They were grateful for the opportunity and have been collaborating very well ever since. They have a genuine interest in exploring learning opportunities with robotics and coding tools now. The program was great for my own professional development as well. Much of the technology and the applications we used during the week have become a regular part of my classroom teaching.”

– Christine Haladay, Teacher (Grade 8) Portage Trail Community School

8 ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE 2018-2019 YEAR-IN-REVIEW THINK LIKE A SCIENTIST The Ontario Science Centre believes that the scientific method is a way of seeking truth. A way of perceiving the world around us. And a way of changing it.

In 2019, we launched a new brand campaign that distills the scientific method down to its simplest form: Ask. Test. Repeat.

This call to action is essential in helping people navigate an ever-evolving and complex world. Ask. Test. Repeat. is a rallying cry that encourages everyone to think like a scientist and explore the impact of science in their daily lives.

We look forward to fuelling the curiosity and passion of the next generation of dreamers and helping to ignite the sparks that can help change lives, and the world.

ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE 2018-2019 YEAR-IN-REVIEW 9 COMMUNITY INVESTMENT

RBC INNOVATORS’ BALL $767,048 net funds raised for the Ontario Science Centre and its community access programs COMMUNITY ACCESS PROGRAMS $103,800 77,762 raised through eAuction visitors welcomed through community access programs, including:

470 30,258 students through the business leaders and Adopt-a-Class program innovators in attendance 7,706 Community Day visitors

$5,440,838 5,388 visitors through the net funds raised since the Citizenship Cultural Access inception of the Innovators’ Ball Pass Program

10 ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE 2018-2019 YEAR-IN-REVIEW RBC INNOVATORS’ BALL

Drawing nearly 500 guests, the sold-out 2018 RBC Innovators’ Ball net more than $767,000, a record-breaking 10 percent increase from 2017. The annual event raised critical funding for community access programs, which serve approximately 78,000 kids and families each year by removing financial barriers that might otherwise stand between the community and a visit to the Science Centre.

RBC Innovators’ Ball Event Co-Chairs Event Co-Chairs, Sam and Claire Duboc and Catherine Dyer, introduced three compelling innovation presentations—on the future of transportation (Ryan Janzen, TransPod), how social networks can reveal truth (Harleen Kaur, Ground News) and about the democratization of outer space (Mina Mitry, Kepler Communications). Ann Louise Vehovec, Chair of our Board of Trustees, greeted guests via hologram.

The Ontario Science Centre recognizes the incredible support from the event committee and from the many supporters who make this event possible.

“ By instilling an understanding of and passion for science at a young age, we’re ensuring youth have access to the knowledge, skills and abilities they need to face future challenges”

– Martin Wildberger, Executive Vice-President, Innovation & Technology, RBC

ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE 2018-2019 YEAR-IN-REVIEW 11 SPONSORS & DONORS

2018 RBC INNOVATORS’ BALL Restaurant Associates Canada Adopt-a-Class Challenge (A Division of Compass Group Supporters SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS Canada) Cossette Communications Inc. Ryerson University (Challenge Sponsor) This event celebrates curiosity as a SATOV Consultants Cadillac Fairview way to innovate for the future. Torys LLP Celestica Proceeds from the event help keep the York University The Duboc Family Ontario Science Centre affordable and John Francis and Susan Caskey accessible to all who wish to visit. Gift In Kind Supporters & Great Gulf Homes Thank you to our 2018 RBC Innovators’ eAuction Donors Microsoft Canada Ball sponsors and supporters. Air Canada Restaurant Associates Canada Alcon Television Group (A Division of Compass Group Title Sponsor Alexandria Canada) RBC ARHT Media Inc. Stephenson’s Rental Services Inc. Barrick Gold Corporation Chris Tambakis and Rebecca Leigh Visionary Sponsors The Butler Did It Bryan Kerdman Air Canada Coca Cola Guy Manuel Boeing Commander Chris Hadfield Mark Satov Cossette Communications Inc. Cossette Media Dave Turk IBM CV Studio Gino Vettoretto Decor & More Joseph White Pacesetter Sponsors Edelman Accenture FMAV Additional Adopt-a-Class Challenge Barrick Gold Corporation The Food Dudes supporters are recognized alongside G Adventures G Adventures our individual, corporate and Interad Georgian Bay Spirit Co. foundation supporters TELUS The Globe and Mail The&Partnership Google Canada Ultimate Software Hala Events and Communications Inc. Higgins Event Rentals RBC INNOVATORS’ BALL COMMITTEE IBM Platinum Table Supporters The RBC Innovators’ Ball Committee is Allan Kimberley Adgar Investments and a dynamic group of volunteers who The Logic Development Inc. made our 2018 fundraiser a thought- Modus Ristorante Avison Young provoking and captivating night to Moneris BEACON and CBT Associates remember. (As of November 15, 2018) Deloitte National Post EY Ontario Science Centre Natalie Panek Co-Chairs McKinsey & Company Claire Duboc, MindBeacon Group RBC Samuel L. Duboc, MindBeacon Group Restaurant Associates Canada Patron Table Supporters Catherine Dyer, Air Canada (A Division of Compass Group BDC Benjamin Smith, Air Canada Canada) Brightworks Interactive Marketing Inc. Serge Vitale, Sweet Lulu Brookfield Asset Management Stephenson’s Rental Services Inc. CIBC TELUS The&Partnership Event Committee Hatch Denise Bombier, TELUS Toronto Star IAMGOLD CORPORATION Jacquelina Calisto, RBC Torys LLP Ipsos Dinaz Dadyburjor, Brookfield Asset MARANT Construction Limited Management Event Supporters McCarthy Tétrault Martin Dockrill, Avison Young Brian and Francine Chu Moneris Commercial Real Estate CoStar Group Nobul Corporation Allan Kimberley, Corporate Director Ivanhoé Cambridge Inc. Osler Steve Levy, Ipsos Canada KRS Hospitality Group Prodigy Labs Bambina Marcello, Air Canada Chris Lindal RBC Ventures Brett Marchand, Vision7 International Molly Shoichet Real Estate and Mortgage Institute and Cossette The Vehovec Family of Canada Inc. Rima Ramchandani, Torys LLP Karen Weaver and H. Douglas Good Peter Sinclair, Barrick Gold Corporation The Woodbridge Group Chris Tambakis, Adgar Investments 12 ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE 2018-2019 YEAR-IN-REVIEW and Development Inc. INNOVATORS CIRCLE DONORS MAJOR ANNUAL SPONSORS & DONORS The W. Garfield Weston Foundation / Weston Youth Innovation Award The Ontario Ministry of Education / The Innovators Circle is a group of In addition to provincial grants, the STEAM Residency Program community-minded supporters who Ontario Science Centre relies on recognize that science is the most private sector and philanthropic Ontario Science Centre powerful tool we have to understand support to deliver its mandate. Science School and address the challenges of our The Catherine and Maxwell Meighen ever-changing world. Members of the We gratefully acknowledge the Foundation / Science School Innovators Circle have provided investment and generosity of our Supporter generous cumulative support of sponsors and donors. These supporters Toronto Catholic District School Board / $25,000 or more to help the Centre add to our knowledge, introduce us Science School Supporter develop new programs and to new ideas and other partners and Toronto District School Board / Science exhibitions, bring in travelling help sustain the vision and activities School Supporter exhibitions and extend our reach. of the Ontario Science Centre. (April 1, 2018 – March 31, 2019) Community Access Sponsors $15,000,000+ The W. Garfield Weston Foundation Premier Partners Adopt-a-Class Sponsors Cisco Systems Canada Co. Cadillac Fairview Corporation $250,000 – $999,999 Honda Canada Foundation Cossette Communications Inc. The Murray Frum Foundation/ TELUS Great Gulf Homes Nancy Lockhart and Murray Frum TD Friends of the Environment The Gail and David O’Brien Family Program and Exhibition Supporters Foundation AstraZeneca Canada / The $100,000 – $249,999 AstraZeneca Human Edge Adopt-a-Class Supporters Brian and Francine Chu Exhibition Naming Partner Brookfield Partners Foundation Mark, Suzanne and Parker Cohon DK Canada / POPnology Product Interad Bruce Poon Tip Partner Ivanhoé Cambridge Inc. The Vehovec Family Durham College / POPnology MARANT Construction Limited Knowledge Partner Microsoft Canada Co. $50,000 – $99,999 Enbridge Gas Distribution / The Energy Odette Federer Family Foundation The Canavan Family Foundation Show Supporting Partner Praxair Canada Inc. Moira and Tony Cohen Independent Electricity System Restaurant Associates Canada The Robert Goodall Family Operator / The Energy Show Lead (A Division of Compass Group Peter Irwin, Carolyn Everson and Family Supporter Canada) Allan Kimberley and Pam Spackman Coca-Cola Refreshments Canada / Stephenson’s Rental Services Inc. Noella and Chris Milne Beverage Partner The Woodbridge Group Michael Serbinis Long & McQuade / The Music Room Sponsor $25,000 – $49,999 Metrolinx / Holiday Break Sponsor Mohammad and Najla Al Zaibak RBC Foundation / Career Foundations Jeff Appleby and Shayna Rosenbaum Program Supporter Marilyn and Charles Baillie Sun Life Financial / The AstraZeneca George and Susan Cohon Human Edge Exhibition Diabetes Dinaz Dadyburjor Awareness Partner Joe Deklic TD Friends of the Environment The Dubczak Family Foundation / Forest Lane Roy T. Graydon Supporting Sponsor Rosemary Hall and Ken Sloan TELUS / Community Day Sponsor Bonnie and Hart Hillman University of Waterloo/Institute for Brent Johnston Quantum Computing / Quantum: Lesley Lewis and Marvin Strauch The Exhibition Knowledge Partner Brett and Cynthia Marchand Dr. Robert G. Miller Education Supporters Ron Mock and Marianne Gouras Canadian Association of Science Gaelen Morphet Centres / Portraits of Resilience Howard Sokolowski and Student Workshop The Hon. Linda Frum Celestica / Science School & Adopt-a- Chris Tambakis and Rebecca Leigh Class Supporter Timbercreek Asset Management Pratt & Whitney / School Programs Karen Weaver and H. Douglas Good Supporter Beth and Brent Wilson TD Friends of the Environment Anonymous Foundation / Environmental Education Partner TELUS / School Programs Lead Sponsor

ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE 2018-2019 YEAR-IN-REVIEW 13 INDIVIDUAL ANNUAL DONORS $500 – $999 Andrew Bedeau Every year, our annual donors and their Alim Bhanji* families support our goal to nurture Bob Blainey* wonder and excitement. We thank Denise Bombier* them for helping us achieve this. Thomas Davies* (Gifts and pledges received Elizabeth DelBianco* April 2018 – March 2019) Neil Follett* David Garland* Shona Godwin* $10,000+ Ian Graham* Brian and Francine Chu^* Rani Jamieson+ The Duboc Family* George Kiousis* John Francis and Susan Caskey* Janet Lambert^ Pam Garden+ Ron Mock and Marianne Gouras^ Peter Lennox* Valerie Gelinas* The Vehovec Family Lesley Lewis and Marvin Strauch^ Stephen Goneau* Domenica Maciocia* Joanne Gray $5,000 - $9,999 The McQueen Family^ Kevin Hadley Jeff Appleby and Shayna Russell and Vera Mark+ Elizabeth Han+ Rosenbaum^* David Morgenstern* Michael Harvey* Joe Deklic^ John and Maire Percy* Don Henkelman+ The Robert Goodall Family^ Peter Sinclair* Joel Herscovitch* Brent Johnston^ Susan Weedon Bailee and Randy Hoffman* Allan Kimberley and Pam Spackman^* Martin Wildberger* Linda Holsmer+ Chris Tambakis and Rebecca Leigh^* Anonymous David Hurd* Joseph White* Abrar Husein* $100 – $499 Mark Ibbotson* $1,000 – $4,999 Aby Alameddine* Neil Jenkins+ Dany and Lisa Assaf* Jen and Andy Althoff-Burrows^ Alexander Kim+ David Bigioni* Gerald Anderson+ Barry R. Krentz+ Beth Burgess* Ian Anderson+ Ed Kusins* Christine Dean* Dania Argueta+ Terri Lang* Leonard Diplock* Jose Edson Bacellar Junior+ Craig Lemoyne+ Martin and Karen Dockrill* George Barber+ Stephen Levy* Susan Doniz Chris Baskin+ Yongsheng Li+ Steve Dumanski* Dawn Bednarski* Yuanshuangzi Liu+ Mark and Claudia Fieder* Joann Bennett and Brett Rathbone* Vijaya Mahato-Beharry+ James Hinds* Kathleen Benson Andy Marcus* Tim Hodgson* Herbert Brill+ John McFadyen Peter Irwin, Carolyn Everson & Family Sabrina Bruno* Kevin McKenzie* Bryan Kerdman* Adam Cadotte+ Paul Mclean* Grace Lee* Tonya Carroll* Serena Mitchell John Loh* Anthony Chan* Alison Nankivell* Helen and Neil Macklem^+ Shaolan Chen James Nienhuis* Guy Manuel* Simon Cheng Sumit Oberai & Marria McLean* Bambina Marcello* Jason Cheung+ Kelly Obukuro+ Brett and Cynthia Marchand^* Philippe Chiasson+ Hatice Ebru Pakdil-Notidis+ Andrei Merisanu* Donald Chu* Derek Pattison+ Les Miller* Silvia Costa* Scott Phillips+ Noella and Chris Milne* Courtney Wilfred Glen+ Richard Polisuk Noosh Mohimani* Clare Cowling* Rima Ramchandani* Brian O’Neil* Chancellor Crawford+ Joel Ramsey* Natalie Panek* Jacob Dare+ Sarah Rauth+ Mike Pedersen* Frank Dempsey Pierre Antoine Roberge* Bruce Poon Tip* Rami Diab-Marzouk+ Julie Robertson* Meera Rao* William Dick+ Deborah Robinson* Mark Satov* Karen Dixon Jennifer Rowsell+ David Sharma Andrew Dubowec* Sean Ryder* Molly Shoichet Lynn Duckworth* Michelle Scarborough* Dave Turk* Michael Egden* Candace Seniw* Sam Vise* Marley Ellis-Maling^ Brendan Shaffick Charles and Marilyn Wright* Oliver Favero+ Benny She & MengMeng Peng+

14 ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE 2018-2019 YEAR-IN-REVIEW Babak Shobeir BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ken MacDonald Ian Sinclair* Vice-President & General Manager Nita Singh+ Discovery Channel A remarkable number of people go Gillian Smith+ January 31, 2019 – January 30, 2022 the extra mile to ensure our success. Tricia Soltys* We thank our volunteers for their John Sowden* Brett Marchand leadership. (April 2018 – March 2019) C. Spencer* President and Chief Executive Officer, John Strevel* Vision7 International and Ann Louise Vehovec, Chair Ying Sun+ Executive Chairman, Cossette Head Enterprise Strategy Gordon Truong December 31, 2018 – December 30, 2021 RBC Financial Group Joe Valente* Trustee, February 1, 2013 – Michael Valentik* Dale Patterson December 3, 2013 Robert Van Wart+ President & CEO Vice Chair, December 4, 2013 – Dr. Logi Vidarsson^ Opportunity International Canada February 20, 2018 Tiffany Vogel* February 24, 2016 – February 23, 2019 Chair, February 21, 2018 – Jeff Watts* February 20, 2021 Leah Wills+ Bruce Poon Tip Matthew Windsor CEO Andrew Bedeau Anthony Woods G Adventures Senior Manager of Funds Transfer Lance Yee+ June 11, 2008 – September 16, 2020 Pricing & Business Advisory Antonia Yee TD Andrew Zimbel* Shayna Rosenbaum January 11, 2017 – January 10, 2020 Anonymous (2) Principal Investigator, Cognitive Neuroscience Lab Dinaz Dadyburjor * Adopt-a-Class donors provide access York University Managing Partner to students who may otherwise be September 8, 2015 – September 7, 2018 Brookfield Asset Management unable to visit the Ontario Science December 9, 2015 – December 8, 2018 Centre David Sharma President Joe Deklic + Galactic and Cosmic Members TELUS Partner Solutions Consultant include a donation as part of their November 16, 2016 – November 15, 2019 February 1, 2013 – January 31, 2019 Science Centre Membership Molly S. Shoichet Julian DiBattista ^Perennial donors provide long-term University Professor, Faculty of Applied Senior Business Systems Consultant support through multi-year Science & Engineering CIBC World Markets commitments University of Toronto February 28, 2019 – February 27, 2022 December 7, 2016 – December 6, 2019 Susan Doniz Gillian Smith CIO Consultant Qantas Group Gillian Smith Consulting November 6, 2013 – November 5, 2019 February 28, 2019 – February 27, 2022 Marianne Gouras Karim Sunderji President & CEO President Petra Group KRS Hospitality Group November 15, 2017 – November 14, 2020 March 11, 2015 – December 31, 2018 Ray Jayawardhana Chris Tambakis Dean of Science and Professor of CEO, North America Physics & Astronomy Adgar Investments & Development Inc. York University October 26, 2016 – October 25, 2019 December 20, 2016 – August 31, 2018 Karen Weaver Brent Johnston Consultant Senior Managing Director December 5, 2012 – December 4, 2018 Apple Canada Inc.

May 13, 2015 – May 12, 2018 Note: The professional titles of Board members reflect their positions during Allan Kimberley the 2018–2019 fiscal year. Corporate Director May 4, 2011 – May 17, 2020

Janet Lambert Consultant August 31, 2017 – August 30, 2020

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