Kingston Whig-Standard – April 4, 2016 – Fentanyl overdose suspected
Article mentions the Humber Ad Centre’s Face the Fentanyl campaign which was created by the college’s students to educate the public and combat the illegal sale and use of fentanyl.

Two sections along the trail have been closed for scheduled maintenance at the following locations: Eglinton Avenue W & Scarlett Road and the trail underpass at Hwy 401.

According to the City of Toronto, the section just north of Eglinton Avenue W will be closed until September 2016 for sewer maintenance. 

The Capital Development/Facilities Department is pleased to be welcoming two new members to the Humber College community!

The School of Hospitality, Recreation and Tourism is very pleased to announce that Denise Gardner will be returning to the School of HRT in the role of Acting Associate Dean for the Health and Wellness cluster of programs.