Facilities Management would like to bring your attention towards an upcoming potential strike by the union representing Canada Post Letter Carriers. Job action could start as early as the week following the Canada Day long weekend. 

In order to be prepared, we would like to request everyone to make alternate arrangements to receive/send your mail, invoices, cheques or any other documentation that you would normally send and receive via regular mail. We will keep you updated as we learn more.
Thank you,

Mailroom 
Facilities Management

Contact: Ashfaque Khan, 416.675.6622 x4443, ashfaque.khan@humber.ca

The School of Liberal Arts & Sciences and Humber’s Centre for Human Rights, Equity & Diversity are grateful to the Humber Community for your donations of new men’s dress shirts. The shirts will be given to the clients of the John Howard Society who are participating in an upgrading course and on July 11, 2016 Centre staff will be hosting a human rights workshop for the participants on “Knowing Your Rights”. 

Your generosity will make a difference in the lives of these men. 

“For it is in giving that we receive.” 
― Francis of Assisi

Thank you for joining Humber in making a difference

Please be advised: 

A crane will be set-up in the HRT Receiving area, North Campus, on Saturday, June 25th, from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., as part of a renovation project being done by Central Plant Facilities. 

We apologize for any inconvenience.

If you have any questions, please contact Dave Frigole at 416.677.5417 or dave.frigole@humber.ca

Dear colleagues,

On June 13, 2016, Premier Kathleen Wynne announced a new Ontario cabinet.

The major news for our sector is that the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities will now be called the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development.  Deb Matthews has replaced Reza Moridi as the Minister of the newly named Ministry. For a complete, updated organization chart for the ministry, go to tcu.gov.on.ca/eng/general/tcu_chart.html

Minister Matthews also retains her position as Deputy Premier and is chair of the Ontario cabinet and the Minister Responsible for Digital Government.  Minister Matthews is the most senior minister in government. This would suggests that postsecondary education and training is a top priority for the government and reflects the government’s four-part economic plan which includes investing in talent and skills. As well, the emphasis on “skills development” provides an opening to emphasize the important role that colleges play in delivering career-specific skills and training and apprenticeship. Please also note that Minister Matthews is joined by Deputy Minster Sheldon Levy who was formerly the CEO and President of Ryerson University. DM Levy joined the ministry earlier this year.

Chris has communicated Humber’s congratulations to the new Minister and invited her to visit us at Humber anytime. 

  Other announcements that are important to the our sector include:

• Reza Moridi remains Minister of Research, Innovation and Science
• Glen Murray remains Minister of the Environment and Climate Change
• Brad Duguid remains Minister of Economic Development and Growth
• Mitzie Hunter is the Minister of Education
• Liz Sandals is the President of Treasury Board
• Charles Sousa retains his Finance portfolio 

Alister Mathieson
Vice-President, Advancement and External Affairs