Humber has expanded eligibility for the Students In and From Care (SIFC) Bursary. The $2,000 annual funding is now available to students who have previously lived in the care of the child welfare system, in addition to those currently in care.

Faculty and staff are encouraged to share this information widely with their classes and student networks, as eligible students may not share this part of their background. Students can access application details via MyHumber or the Students in and From Care Website.

For questions or to refer a student for confidential assistance, please contact Elaine Belanger-Porter, Student Success Advisor, at elaine.belanger-porter@humber.ca.

Thank you for your partnership in supporting our students!

In the latest episode of The Director's Cut, Joe Sellors explores the Humber Cultural Hub's potential with Amber Morley, Deputy Mayor for Etobicoke - City of Toronto and Councillor for Etobicoke-Lakeshore (Ward 3), and Pat Tobin, General Manager - Economic Development & Culture, City of Toronto.

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Hosted by Humber Cultural Hub director Joe Sellors, The Director’s Cut is the definitive source of information about the Hub, the destination for arts and culture at Humber Polytechnic.

The Director's Cut features discussions with artists, arts workers and community members from Humber Polytechnic, Etobicoke-Lakeshore and the Greater Toronto Area. New episodes to follow on the third Tuesday of each month.

Land as First Teacher – Pilot Launch

Indigenous Teaching & Learning Bundle | Winter 2026

Indigenous Education & Engagement is pleased to launch Land as First Teacher, the second course in the Indigenous Teaching & Learning Bundle. This seven-week asynchronous pilot course is grounded in Indigenous knowledge systems and pedagogical principles rooted in land and place, and invites faculty and staff to consider land as a guiding orientation for teaching, learning, and responsibility.

Participants will examine colonial ideas about land and knowledge in education and engage Indigenous counterstories of resistance, refusal, and continuity. Through readings, reflection, and discussion, the course supports exploration of how land as first teacher can inform curriculum design, classroom practice, and approaches to assessment across teaching and learning contexts.

February 9 to March 30 | Asynchronous
Registration is limited for this pilot.

Register now (Registration is at capacity. To join waitlist, please contact aaron.sykes@humber.ca.)

The Financial Services Purchasing Unit is overseeing the relocation, transfer, and disposal of the following equipment.

2016 Ford F‑150 Light Duty Pickup Truck

Make/brand: Ford
Model: F-150
Year: 2016
Condition: Used
Short description: Used light‑duty pickup truck
VIN/Serial #: 1FTFW1EF7GFC02076
Mileage: 129,787 km
Transmission: Automatic
Drive train: 4WD/AWD
Breakes: Hydraulic
Fuel type: Gas
Annual inspection (while in service): Yes
Cracked glass: No
Power: Windows, doors, seats
Other: A/C, heat, cruise

Condition when removed from service: Started and ran
Current condition: Must be towed
Reason for being auctioned: No longer required

Notable body damage:

• Few dents and scratches
• Bumper dented
• Tailgate dented
• Hood dented

Notable attachments: Back rack

Known mechanical issues: 

• Back-up sensor not working
• Alternator and belt required
• Transmission pan required
• Tire air retention issue (right front)
• Battery replacement required

2012 Ford F‑350 Heavy Duty Pickup Truck with Hydraulic Dump Box

Make/brand: Ford
Model: F‑350
Year: 2012
Condition: Used
Short description: Used heavy duty pickup with hydraulic dump box
VIN/Serial #: 1FT8W3C60CEC23097
Mileage: 28,719 km
Transmission: Automatic
Drive train: 2WD
Brakes: Hydraulic
Fuel type: Gas
Annual inspection (while in service): Yes
Cracked glass: No
Other: A/C, heat, cruise

Condition when removed from service: Started and ran
Current condition: Starts and runs
Reason for being auctioned: No longer required

Notable attachments:

• Hydraulic dump box
• Dual rear wheel setup

Should your faculty or department wish to acquire this asset, kindly reach out to Purchasing at purchasing@humber.ca before 12 p.m. on Friday, January 30, 2026.

Please note that these items are for Humber use only and not for personal purchase or use.