To the Humber community,

As you may have seen or heard through media coverage or while on campus, a Humber student was stabbed in a parking lot at North Campus on Wednesday, June 3, at approximately 5:30 p.m..

Toronto Police, EMS and Humber’s Department of Public Safety responded to the incident quickly. EMS took the student to a trauma centre for treatment. The student underwent surgery, and to our knowledge, is expected to make a full recovery. Toronto Police is continuing to investigate the incident and Public Safety is assisting with the investigation.

The incident appears to be an isolated occurrence between individuals known to each other. At no time was the college at risk or the student or suspect a threat to the college. The suspect left college property immediately after the incident occurred.

If anyone has information about the incident, please contact Toronto Police at 416.808.2222 or the Department of Public Safety at 416.675.6622 ext. 4000.

The safety, security, health and well-being of our students is Humber’s number one priority. In addition to a dedicated security office staffed by security officers 24/7, Humber also conducts regular campus patrols (walking and by vehicle) 24/7, has an extensive video surveillance system across all campuses, has a network of emergency/code blue phones across campuses and offers campus walk (call ext. 8500 or 416.675.8500) and work alone programs among other services.

Humber strives to make all of our campuses a safe and fun place to study, work and visit. If you have any comments or questions, please send them to publicsafety@humber.ca. 

Thank you.