In the event of a strike, please be advised that many of our vendors will not cross the picket line to make deliveries.

If you need to purchase anything please purchase directly using your corporate credit card, or have someone in your school/department make the purchase on your behalf. If you need assistance, please contact any of the purchasing staff and we will accommodate your needs as best possible.

Regards, 

Emily Eyre
Manager of Purchasing

We're making changes to serve you better West Humber Trail!

Parks, Forestry and Recreation will be carrying out the rehabilitation project commencing Sept. 2017.

The anticipated project schedule is as follows:

• Construction is to commence Sept. 2017
• Completion is anticipated in Nov. 2017 (Weather Permitting)

The work involves the implementation of new pathways including new culverts from the pond to the Humber River. The pathway will be CLOSED during construction. Please use alternate routes during this time.

See Toronto.ca/parks or call 311 for more information.

On Thursday, October 5, 2017, the Business School Placement Centre hosted their annual Employer Appreciation Event at the Humber Lakeshore Campus.

Almost 400 attendees were welcomed into the beautiful G Commons. Of those attendees, over 160 were industry partners who have continued to successfully support students through work integrated learning opportunities. Our student volunteers worked tirelessly to promote their programs and engage in thoughtful conversations with industry partners, faculty, staff and other students.

This open house and social served as a thank you for our employers who continue to support our students, while also providing students of the Business School an opportunity to promote their programs, and liaise with industry professionals to grow their networks.

The event was a great success and valuable connections were made.

The Business School Placement Centre would like to thank our industry partners, faculty, administration, students and guests whose presence contributed to the event’s success.

Those of you who haven't yet had enough turkey and pumpkin pie might like to read this article about the history of Canadian Thanksgiving, which appeared in yesterday's Toronto Star by Humber Professor Peter Stevens.

Article: thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2017/10/09/the-religious-and-nationalist-origins-of-canadian-thanksgiving.html