annual report 2012 - Le Conseil médical du Canada

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CENTENNIAL EDITION
1912
Medical Council of Canada
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
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VISION
Striving for the highest level of medical
care for Canadians through excellence in
evaluation of physicians.
MISSION
With the key stakeholders,
the Medical Council of Canada:
• Develops, validates and implements
tools and strategies to evaluate
physicians’ competence; and
• Maintains a national registry of
physicians and their qualifications
throughout their professional careers.
Message from the President
Message from the Executive Director
Test Committees
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About the MCC
2012 Council
Examination Statistics
2012 Highlights
Awards
Presentations
Financial Report
2012 Licentiates
Table of contents
Museum of Civilization, Gatineau
The Medical Council of Canada wishes to
thank all the Members of Council and key
contributors who have kindly agreed to share
with us their experiences and thoughts on
Council. Their reflections were highlighted
on mcc.ca over the course of our centennial
year. Quotes from these articles are also
featured throughout this Annual Report.
Aknowledgements
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About the MCC
Parliament Hill, Ottawa
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In its 100-year history, the Medical
Council of Canada (MCC) has
changed the face of medicine in this
country for the better.
the Medical Council of Canada (LMCC). The LMCC is a key part
of the Canadian Standard, the set of requirements agreed upon by
the provincial and territorial regulatory bodies for awarding a full
medical licence.
The MCC’s 51 members meet annually
to set policy. Together, they represent
regulators from each province and
territory, medical schools, residents,
students and members of the public.
This unique makeup provides a
comprehensive perspective of the
Canadian medical system.
The MCC is committed to giving all qualified physicians the
opportunity to achieve their LMCC. This requires us to take great
care in developing, offering and scoring our examinations. To do
this, groups of experienced physicians from across the country meet
regularly to create exam content, set the pass standard and ensure
a fair process. What’s more, psychometric experts (those concerned
with the science of testing) provide quality assurance to make sure
the examinations are valid and reliable.
The MCC assesses the competence of
physicians seeking to practise medicine
in Canada. Council plays a crucial part
in verifying that our physicians have all
the core skills and knowledge needed
to practise safely. Every year, over
11,000 physicians and medical students,
both here and abroad, take the MCC
proficiency examinations, in Canada
and in 80 other countries.
Through its examinations, Council determines whether physicians
have the clinical skills and medical knowledge the Canadian
public expects them to have. In addition, the MCC verifies that
every physician coming into the Canadian medical system has
valid credentials. Using a process known as source verification,
the MCC confirms with issuing organizations the validity of these
medical credentials. The verified documents are then stored in the
Physician Credentials Repository for the duration of the candidate’s
career. With the click of a mouse, physicians can share their stored
credentials with certifying or licensing organizations to prove that
they have the qualifications they need to pursue a career in medicine.
Candidates who are successful on
the MCC examinations are added to
the Canadian Medical Register and
awarded the qualification Licentiate of
1912 - 2012
About the MCC
With the MCC on their side, patients can be confident that their
physicians, wherever they are in Canada and whatever their medical
specialty, meet the same demanding, consistent standards.
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Examinations
MCCEE
MCCQE PART I
The Medical Council of
Canada Evaluating Examination
(MCCEE) is a screening examination
that assesses international medical
graduates’ basic medical knowledge
and problem solving at a level
comparable to a minimally competent
medical student completing his or
her medical education in Canada and
about to enter supervised practice.
The MCCEE is a computer-based
examination offered in both English
and French.
The Medical Council of Canada
Qualifying Examination (MCCQE)
Part I is a computer-based test that
includes multiple-choice questions and
a clinical decision-making component.
The MCCQE Part I is a summative
examination that assesses the critical
medical knowledge and clinical
decision-making ability of a candidate
at a level expected of a medical student
who is completing his or her medical
degree in Canada.
The MCC offers this examination
in more than 500 locations across
80 countries. In 2012, 3,620
candidates attempted the MCCEE.
Examinations
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The MCCQE Part I is offered at
more than 24 sites throughout
Canada in both English and French.
In 2012, 5,468 candidates took the
examination.
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is a
‘‘Excellence
byword for the
Medical Council. It
is internationally
recognized for the
excellence of its
main examinations,
the Qualifying
Examination Part I
and Part II.
‘‘
Dr. Cameron Little
MCCQE PART II
The Medical Council of Canada Qualifying
Examination (MCCQE) Part II assesses the
core abilities to apply medical knowledge,
demonstrate clinical skills, develop
investigational and therapeutic clinical plans,
as well as demonstrate professional behaviours
and attitudes at a level expected of a physician
in independent practice in Canada.
The MCCQE Part II is offered in Canada at
11 examination sites for the spring session and
19 examination sites for the fall session. The
MCCQE Part II is offered in either English
or French in designated examination sites.
In 2012, 3,547 candidates took the MCCQE
Part II.
Upon successful completion of the MCCQE
Part I and Part II, the candidate receives the
Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada
(LMCC), and is included in the Canadian
Medical Register.
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national
‘‘Themedical
credential
Physician Credentials Repository
verification strategy,
coupled with a
national credentials
repository, (…)
makes it easier for
physicians to safely
store and transmit
their verified
credentials to any
agency in need of
this information.
Every individual coming into the Canadian medical
system must have valid core medical credentials. The
Medical Council of Canada manages a physician
credentials repository of internationally trained
physicians’ documents. The Repository:
Dr. Dennis Kendel
At the end of 2012, three national organizations,
10 medical regulatory authorities and three regional
agencies were accessing credentials stored in the
Repository.
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Repository
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• Gathers, verifies and permanently
stores international medical credentials
in a centralized repository
• Provides physicians with a
confidential, lifetime professional
portfolio of their verified international
medical credentials
• Allows physicians to share their
international medical credentials
with Canadian medical regulatory
authorities and other organizations
registered with the MCC
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The highlight of 2012
was the Medical Council’s centennial
celebrations. A centennial video,
beautifully narrated by Dr. Anne-Marie
MacLellan, reminded us of how far
we have come in the assessment of
physicians. The Medical Council of
Canada (MCC) sponsored assessment
workshops at each of the Canadian
medical schools. Members of Council
submitted reflections on what the MCC
means to them and the profession. Our
celebrations were capped by a spectacular
evening at the Canadian Museum of
Civilization. Many of our past-presidents
and guests from several countries were
able to join us. We even celebrated with
a new, fresh look to our website, logo and
presentation materials.
2012 was a threshold year in the
modernization of the Medical Council’s
internal systems and services for
candidates. Our various examination
management systems have been
consolidated into an entirely new,
modern and integrated information
system. The candidate front end of this
system, physiciansapply.ca, will come
online in 2013. physiciansapply.ca
will provide a single point of entry for
credentials submission and storage,
for application to examinations and for
application for licensure anywhere in
Canada.
In 2011, Council approved the
recommendations of the Assessment
Review Task Force. Over 2012, these
recommendations were translated into
very active projects, the products of which
we will see over 2013 and 2014.
Finally, in 2012, Council approved the
acquisition of a new building. The land
has been purchased and construction
should begin in 2013.
MCC staff have worked tremendously
hard over 2012 to bring all of these
activities to fruition. They are amazing
people to work with.
2012 has been a year of celebration.
It has also been a year of reflecting,
refreshing and repositioning for the
future. The Medical Council of Canada is
an energetic, focused organization with a
fabulous staff. We are ready to start into
our next 100 years.
Michael L. Marrin, MD, FRCPC
Message from the President
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The Medical Council of Canada
held events across the country in 2012
to mark its centennial. There were many
ways in which we celebrated this historic
anniversary. Perhaps the broadest was
the series of workshops and receptions
that the Council ran at each faculty
of medicine in Canada. This was a
wonderful opportunity to give back
to this community that contributes so
substantially to our assessment processes.
As a result, we had the opportunity to
celebrate our 100th birthday with our
friends and colleagues from coast to
coast.
One of the most special moments for me
was our centennial gala on October 1.
We had invited all of the former Council
Presidents to the gala at the Museum
of Civilization. More than 20 former
Presidents attended along with the
current Council, staff, former Registrars,
and guests from partner organizations in
Canada and from around the globe.
After the dinner, we asked all
former Presidents to take part in
a commemorative photograph in
the Grand Hall. Standing with my
colleagues, I was struck by the diversity
of experience, wisdom and wealth of
knowledge of those who had guided and
led the Medical Council of Canada.
Our former Presidents reflect the
unique composition of our Council
– representing medical regulatory
authorities, faculties of medicine, and
members of the public. The Council
is a truly remarkable organization that
regroups these different stakeholder
groups in addition to student
and resident representatives. This
composition is unique not only in
Canada but also around the world.
For the past 100 years, our Council has
supported and set rigorous standards for
the assessment of physicians. Its inclusive
structure enables diverse viewpoints to
be addressed and debated at the Council
table. This in turn strengthens the
standards for medical care in Canada.
Council can take great pride in this
work. I believe that the Medical Council
of Canada will continue to leverage its
unique composition and successfully
incorporate wide-ranging perspectives
into its activities. The result is great cause
for celebration.
M. Ian Bowmer, MD CM, FRCPC
Message from the Executive Director
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2012 Council
Parliament Hill, Ottawa
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MEMBERS AT LARGE
Ms. Rose Carter
MEDICAL REGULATORY AUTHORITIES OF CANADA MEMBERS
NEWFOUNDLAND
Ms. Gwen Haliburton
Ms. Nancy MacBeth
Dr. Dan Small
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
NOVA SCOTIA
Ms. Alma Wiebe
NEW BRUNSWICK
QUEBEC
ONTARIO
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN
Dr. Robert Young
Dr. William Moulton
Dr. Cyril A. Moyse
Dr. Geraldine Johnston
Dr. Douglas Grant
Dr. William Lowe
Dr. Edmund G.A. Schollenberg
Dr. John C. McCrea
Dr. Anne-Marie MacLellan
Dr. Markus C. Martin
Dr. James M. Watters
Dr. Rocco Gerace
Dr. Robert Menzies
Dr. William Pope
Dr. Karen Shaw
Dr. Edward Tsoi
ALBERTA
Dr. Donald Chadsey
Dr. Trevor Theman
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Dr. Heidi Oetter
Dr. Morris VanAndel
YUKON
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
NUNAVUT
Dr. Bruce Beaton
Dr. Theresa Farrell
Dr. Bing Guthrie
Dr. Patricia DeMaio
Dr. W. Alexander Macdonald
2012 Council
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STUDENT & RESIDENT MEMBERS
UNIVERSITY MEMBERS
Ms. Safia Chatur
STUDENT
MEMORIAL
Dr. Cathy Vardy
Ms. Laurence Bernard
STUDENT
DALHOUSIE
Dr. Simon Field
Dr. Meggie Raymond
RESIDENT
LAVAL
Dr. Dipinder (Deep) Keer
RESIDENT
SHERBROOKE
McGILL
MONTREAL
Dr. Joan Glenn (observer)
Dr. Daniel J. Côté
Dr. Joyce Pickering
Dr. Christian Bourdy
OTTAWA
Dr. Melissa Forgie
QUEEN'S
Dr. Anthony Sanfilippo
TORONTO
Dr. Jay Rosenfield
McMASTER
Dr. Michael L. Marrin
WESTERN ONTARIO
NORTHERN ONTARIO
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN
Dr. Chris Watling
Dr. Lisa Graves
Dr. Bruce Martin
Dr. Gill White
ALBERTA
Dr. Kent Stobart
CALGARY
Dr. Bruce Wright
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Dr. Oscar Casiro
2012 Council
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Members of the standing
committees 2 011- 2 01 2
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Executive Board
PRESIDENT
VICE-PRESIDENT
Ms. Nancy MacBeth
PAST-PRESIDENT
Dr. Trevor Theman
CHAIR OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
Dr. Dan Small
SECRETARY
Dr. Ian Bowmer
MEMBERS
Dr. Karen Shaw
Dr. Cyril Moyse
Dr. Joyce Pickering
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Appeals Committee
CHAIR
VICE-CHAIR
MEMBERS
Dr. Robert Young *
‘‘
Council’s Research and
Development Committee sets
key directions for improving the
quality of evaluation research that
in turn provides solid evidence
on which to construct rigorous
examinations.
‘‘
Dr. Jay Rosenfield
Dr. Markus C. Martin
Dr. Jay Rosenfield
Dr. Cathy Vardy
Ms. Rose Carter
Ms. Alma Wiebe *
* Absent from photo
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Finance Committee
CHAIR
VICE-CHAIR
MEMBERS
Dr. Dan Small
‘‘
I have been very privileged to see the inner
workings of the MCC as a member of the
Board. I’ve had the opportunity to learn—
about evaluation and psychometrics, exam
blueprinting, reliability and validity as well as
norm-referenced and criterion-referenced
scoring.
‘‘
Dr. Trevor Theman
Dr. Trevor Theman
Dr. Chris Watling *
Dr. Markus Martin
* Absent from photo
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Legislation Committee
CHAIR
Ms. Nancy MacBeth
MEMBERS
Dr. Morris VanAndel
‘‘
When I received my LMCC
certificate, I actually signed it
before I had it framed and it hangs
on my office wall today.
‘‘
Dr. William Lowe
Dr. Donald Chadsey *
Dr. Edward Tsoi
Dr. Robert Menzies
Dr. James Watters
Dr. Joyce Pickering *
Dr. John McCrea *
Dr. William Lowe
Dr. Cathy Vardy
Dr. Bruce Beaton
Dr. Theresa Farrell
Dr. Patricia DeMaio
Ms. Rose Carter
* Absent from photo
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Nominating Committee
CHAIR
MEMBERS
Dr. Trevor Theman
‘‘
Membership on the MCC gives me the
opportunity to impress on these colleagues
how their actions and philosophies have impact
thousands of kilometres outside their borders.
Our interrelatedness further solidifies the
universality of medical care delivery within the
diversity of our Canadian nation.
‘‘
Dr. Bruce Beaton
Dr. Simon Field
Dr. Bruce Beaton
Dr. Joyce Pickering
* Absent from photo
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Selection of Members
of the Test Committees
CHAIR
VICE-CHAIR
MEMBERS
‘‘
The prestige of the Medical Council of
Canada is also a result of the collective
effort of a group of people with different
experiences and expertise sharing the
same dedication in working towards
the goal of upholding the standard of
medical education in Canada.
‘‘
Dr. Edward Tsoi
Dr. Chris Watling *
Dr. Edward Tsoi
* Absent from photo
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Research & Development
Committee
CHAIR
VICE-CHAIR
MEMBERS
Dr. Bruce Wright *
Dr. William Lowe
Dr. William Pope
Dr. Joyce Pickering
Dr. Jay Rosenfield
Dr. Simon Field
* Absent from photo
Photo also includes
MCC President Dr. Michael Marrin
and Executive Director Dr. Ian Bowmer.
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Test committees
MCC Annual Meeting, Ottawa
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Central Examination Committee
CHAIR
VICE-CHAIR
MEMBERS
Dr. Ramses Wassef, Quebec
Dr. Debra Pugh, Ontario
Chairs of all test committees
Clinical Decision Making Test Committee
CHAIR
MEMBERS
Dr. Pierre Plourde, Manitoba
Dr. Asifjehan Khan, Ontario
Dr. Sarah Bellemare, Quebec
Dr. Ron Siemens, Saskatchewan
Dr. Roger Butler, Newfoundland
Dr. Karima Addetia, Quebec
Dr. Marie-Josée Bédard, Quebec
and test committee members
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Dr. Michel Chiasson, Nova Scotia
Dr. François-Gilles Boucher, Ontario
Dr. Richard Scheirer, Alberta
Medicine Test Committee
CHAIR
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
MEMBERS
Dr. Brent Kvern, Manitoba
Dr. Katina Tzanetos, Ontario
Dr. Kathryn Dong, Alberta
Dr. Charles Duffy, PEI
Dr. Ginette Lalonde-Kontio, Ontario
Dr. Anne-Marie Mansour, Quebec
Dr. Sharon Card, Saskatchewan
Dr. Isabelle Desjardins, Ontario
CORRESPONDING MEMBER
Dr. Patrick Willemot, Quebec
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Obstetrics and Gynecology Test Committee
CHAIR
Dr. Johanne Lacelle, Newfoundland
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Dr. Sandra Biem, Quebec
MEMBERS
Dr. Renée Soucy, Quebec
Dr. Duncan Farquharson, British Columbia
Dr. Anne Gravelle, Ontario
Dr. Paul Bessette, Quebec
Dr. Angela Poirier, Nova Scotia
Dr. John Thiel, Saskatchewan
CORRESPONDING MEMBERS
Dr. Marie-Claude Leduc, Quebec
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Dr. Alex Singer, Manitoba
Pediatrics Test Committee
CHAIR
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
MEMBERS
Dr. Julian Midgley, Alberta
Dr. Hema Patel, Quebec
Dr. Mohsin Rashid, Nova Scotia
Dr. Elske Hildes-Ripstein, Manitoba
Dr. John Grant, Nova Scotia
Dr. Peter Jamieson, Alberta
Dr. Jan Kotarba, Ontario
Dr. Julie Loignon, Quebec
Dr. Bich-Hong Nguyen, Quebec
Dr. Robert Porter, Newfoundland
Dr. Teresa Cavett, Manitoba
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Population Health, Ethical, Legal and
Organizational Aspects of Medicine (PHELO)
Test Committee
CHAIR
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
MEMBERS
Dr. Florin Padeanu, Manitoba
Dr. Susan Phillips, Ontario
Dr. Fiona Bergin, Nova Scotia
Dr. Christopher Doig, Alberta
Dr. Jean-Pierre Gagné, Quebec
Dr. Carey Matsuba, British Columbia
Dr. Martha McCarthy, British Columbia
Dr. Susan Swiggum, Ontario
Dr. Marie-Denise Donovan, New Brunswick
Dr. Janet Gordon, Nova Scotia
Dr. Arnaud Samson, Quebec
Dr. Pier Bryden, Ontario
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Surgery Test Committee
CHAIR
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
MEMBERS
Dr. Ken Kontio, Ontario
Dr. Émilie Comeau, Quebec
Dr. Robert Farrell, Newfoundland
Dr. Howard Clarke, Ontario
Dr. Paul Robert Hayes, Saskatchewan
Dr. John Graham, Alberta
Dr. Stephen DiTommaso, Quebec
Dr. Jill Watts, New Brunswick
Dr. Gordon Chaytors, Alberta
Dr. Ninian Slorach, New Brunswick
Dr. Ari Meguerditchian, Quebec
Dr. Ross MacMahon, Manitoba
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Psychiatry Test Committee
CHAIR
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
MEMBERS
Dr. Nancy Brager, Alberta
Dr. Jean-François Trudel, Quebec
Dr. Leslie Anne Bailliu, Ontario
Dr. Andrew Harris, Nova Scotia
Dr. Mark Hanson, Ontario
Dr. Théodore Kolivakis, Quebec
Dr. Stella Blackshaw, Saskatchewan
Dr. Lauren Zanussi, Alberta
Dr. Henry Leung, Ontario
Dr. Susan Stewart, PEI
Dr. Marie-Eve Blanchard, New Brunswick
Dr. Marie Hayes, Quebec
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Objective Structured Clinical Examination
Test Committee
CHAIR
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
MEMBERS
Dr. Joan Fraser, British Columbia
Dr. Lynn Harrigan, Nova Scotia
Dr. Philip Tibbo, Nova Scotia
Dr. Alain Couet, Quebec
Dr. Kendrick Lacey, New Brunswick
Dr. Lawrence Elliott, Manitoba
Dr. Susan Chafe, Alberta
Dr. Barbara Power, Ontario
Dr. Jonathan White, Alberta
Dr. Alan Neville, Ontario
Dr. Chantal Lemire, Quebec
Dr. Joan Wenning, Nova Scotia
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Evaluating Examination Composite Committee
CHAIR
Dr. Frances Galvon, British Columbia
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Dr. Elizabeth MacKay, Alberta
MEMBERS
Dr. Céline Bouchard, Quebec
Dr. Sharman Robertson, Ontario
Dr. Ann Spence, Ontario
Dr. Kenneth Taguchi, Ontario
Dr. Hilary Writer, Ontario
MCCEE Medicine Test Committee
CHAIR
VICE-CHAIR
MEMBERS
Dr. Elizabeth MacKay, Alberta
Dr. Barry Cohen, Manitoba
Dr. Vonda Hayes, Nova Scotia
Dr. Tzu-Kuang Lee, Alberta
Dr. Mary O’Shea, British Columbia
Dr. Debbie Rosenbaum, British Columbia
MCCEE Obstetrics and Gynecology Test Committee
CHAIR
VICE-CHAIR
MEMBERS
Dr. Céline Bouchard, Quebec
Dr. Ann Spence, Ontario
Dr. Amos Akinbiyi, Saskatchewan
Dr. Jennifer Blake, Ontario
Dr. Marie-Josée Dupuis, Quebec
Evaluating Examination committees
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Dr. Roger Turnell, Alberta
Dr. Joan Crane, Nova Scotia
MCCEE Pediatrics Test Committee
CHAIR
VICE-CHAIR
MEMBERS
Dr. Moyez Ladhani, Ontario
Dr. Mark A. Duncan, British Columbia
Dr. Ann E. Hawkins, Nova Scotia
Dr. Carolyne Roy, Ontario
Dr. Judy Baird, Ontario
Dr. Catherine Henin, Quebec
Dr. Jennifer Walton, Alberta
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MCCEE Population Health and Ethics Test Committee
CHAIR
VICE-CHAIR
MEMBERS
Dr. Frances Galvon, British Columbia
Dr. Ian Johnson, Ontario
Dr. Lynn Beck, British Columbia
Dr. Denise Donovan, New Brunswick
Dr. Ed Ellis, Ontario
Dr. Ian McDowell, Ontario
Dr. Susan Swiggum, Ontario
Dr. Gordon Wallace, Ontario
Dr. Sheila Lahey, Nova Scotia
MCCEE Psychiatry Test Committee
CHAIR
Dr. Sharman Robertson, Ontario
VICE-CHAIR
Dr. Kathryn Macdonald, Ontario
MEMBERS
Dr. Praful Chandarana, Ontario
Dr. Karen Ferguson, Ontario
Dr. Gary Kay, Ontario
Evaluating Examination committees
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Dr. Anthony J. Levinson, Ontario
Dr. Beata Wiatrowska, Ontario
Dr. Si-Ann Woods, Ontario
MCCEE Surgery Test Committee
CHAIR
VICE-CHAIR
MEMBERS
Dr. Moyez Ladhani, Ontario
Dr. Frank Chi, Ontario
Dr. Veronica Mohr, Ontario
Dr. Leslie Scott, Ontario
Dr. Mark Harrison, Ontario
Dr. Adrian Gooi, Alberta
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2010
# tested
MCCEE
MCCQE Part I
# tested
|
Pass rate
(%)
2012
# tested
Pass rate
(%)
2573
86
2912
86
3155
86
Repeat takers
501
50
447
47
465
46
Total
3074
80
3359
80
3620
81
1st time CMG * takers
2429
98
2505
99
2633
98
Repeat CMG takers
75
71
51
67
50
72
1st time IMG takers
1607
62
1672
68
1840
68
Repeat IMG takers
1245
34
11 3 3
38
945
31
Total
5356
72
5361
76
5468
76
1st time CPG † takers
2329
93
2413
92
1614
96
Repeat CPG takers
109
81
154
83
216
92
*
**
†
1st time IPG
††
takers
741
48
764
38
759
48
Repeat IPG
††
takers
419
42
505
38
560
41
1st time MPG
†††
takers
253
72
274
69
256
76
Repeat MPG
†††
takers
11 0
53
105
54
142
57
Total
3961
76
4215
73
3547
74
NUMBER OF LICENTIATES ISSUED
*
**
†
††
†††
Pass rate
(%)
2011
1st time takers
**
MCCQE Part II
|
3014
|
3091
|
2619
CMG denotes Canadian medical graduates. These candidates are graduates of Canadian medical schools.
IMG denotes international medical graduates. These candidates are graduates of medical schools outside of Canada.
CPG denotes Canadian postgraduate. These candidates are graduates of Canadian medical schools and are enrolled in a Canadian postgraduate program.
IPG denotes international postgraduate. These candidates are graduates of medical schools outside of Canada and have pursued at least one year of postgraduate training in a postgraduate program outside the country.
MPG denotes mixed postgraduate. These candidates are graduates from medical schools from outside Canada and are enrolled in a Canadian postgraduate program.
Examination statistics
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‘‘
We closely aligned
our objectives with
those of the MCC,
which define the
qualities that should
be possessed by
Canadian medical
graduates who
begin practising
medicine either
under supervision or
independently.
Dr. Joan Glenn
NAC examination
The MCC, in collaboration with its partners
from the National Assessment Collaboration,
offers a national clinical examination, the
NAC examination. This examination assesses
the readiness — in terms of skills, knowledge
and attitude — of an IMG for entrance into a
Canadian residency program.
2011
# tested
683
|
Pass rate
(%)
78
2012
# tested
Pass rate
(%)
931
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2012 Highlights
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‘‘
Learning how
dramatically the
assessment of
physicians has
changed over the past
century has provided
an assurance that
today’s practising
physicians continue
to meet a uniform
standard that is current
and relevant.
‘‘
Ms. Gwen Haliburton
The 100th Annual Meeting
The 2012 Annual Meeting of the Medical Council of
Canada (MCC) was at the heart of Council’s centennial
celebrations. The meeting, which spanned from Sept. 30 to
Oct. 2, 2012, was held for the first time ever in the newly
opened Ottawa Convention Centre.
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This event provided Members of Council and distinguished
guests the opportunity to reflect on Council’s history and
to celebrate its accomplishments. As part of the Annual
Meeting’s special centenary celebrations, an elegant gala
dinner was held at the Museum of Civilization, complete
with live entertainment and distinguished guests. The
2012 Council members were also invited to attend a
special anniversary breakfast on Parliament Hill, where
they recreated the historic photo of the founding Council.
This year’s Annual Meeting also served to position the
MCC for the future. Centring on the theme “Excellence
through Evidence: Implementing the Recommendations of
the Assessment Review Task Force,” the educational sessions
and workshops focused on the progress made towards
carrying out the vision detailed in the report of the Task
Force, as well as on key MCC projects and undertakings.
In a shift forward, the educational sessions, workshops
and the Council meeting were covered live through social
media.
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‘‘
Having established
itself as the premier
Canadian resource
on the assessment
of physicians for
licensure, the MCC is
poised to take on new
challenges.
‘‘
Meeting of Council
The 100th meeting of the Council convened on
Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2012. Council voted to re-elect the
members of the Executive Board to a second
term in their respective posts.
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Council approved a series of bylaw changes, including
additions to address the new harmonized Certification
Examination in Family Medicine. It also gave the
Executive Board authority to move ahead with
purchasing new office space.
Council confirmed the 2013 exam fees as follows:
• MCCQE Part I: $920
• MCCQE Part II: $2,190
• MCCEE: $1,645
Immediately following the Annual Meeting and tying
in with the Council’s international outreach activities,
the MCC co-hosted with the Federation of Medical
Regulatory Authorities of Canada the biennial
conference of the International Association of Medical
Regulatory Authorities (IAMRA). This conference,
entitled Medical Regulation in the Real World:
Bringing Evidence to Bear, was the 10th international
conference on medical regulation.
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Visits to the faculties of medicine
Other centennial celebrations
As a special centennial gift to the
academic medical community, the
MCC has recruited world-class experts
to lead an invitational workshop for
each faculty of medicine of Canada.
These workshops were designed to
promote faculty and professional
development. In keeping with Council’s
mandate, the sessions focused on
different areas of physician assessment.
In recognition of individual
contributions towards Council’s success,
the MCC had asked Members of
Council, past and present, and close
contributors to submit an article on
what serving the organization means
to them. These articles provided a
host of unique perspectives, touching
upon historical aspects, the MCC’s
contribution to the modern-day
medical community, or the special
relationship between the MCC and their
organization. These submissions were
published throughout 2012 on a special
centennial page created on the MCC
website. Excerpts of these articles are
featured throughout this Annual Report.
A reception to celebrate Council’s
milestone anniversary was held in
conjunction with each workshop.
These events provided a chance for
faculty and student representatives to
get to know the Members of Council
appointed by their faculty of medicine
and their provincial medical regulatory
authority.
Faculty visits were held throughout
2012. The centenary workshops and
receptions series is expected to wrap
up in early 2013.
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In addition to the Annual Meeting
and visits to the faculties of medicine,
the MCC marked its 100-year history
by launching a new visual identity in
February 2012.
The MCC also produced a video to
highlight its history and role in the
Canadian medical community.
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Preparing to launch
physiciansapply.ca
Human Resources and Skills
Development Canada, the Federation
of Medical Regulatory Authorities and
its members, and the MCC were busy
with preparations for the spring 2013
launch of physiciansapply.ca. This new
system will allow physicians to apply
for medical registration to multiple
medical regulatory authorities at the
same time. The project is funded by
the Government of Canada’s Foreign
Credential Recognition Program.
The new system will also replace the
current MCC-Online and PCRC-Online
systems. physiciansapply.ca will allow
candidates to perform all the activities
previously associated with their
MCC-Online and/or PCRC-Online
accounts including:
• Applying for exams
• Viewing examination results
• Submitting requests for source
verification
• Sharing verified medical credentials
stored in the repository with
regulatory authorities and other
health-care organizations
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In addition, after the physiciansapply.ca
launch and in subsequent system releases,
candidates will be able to:
• Complete and submit an application
for medical licensure using an
entirely electronic channel
• Request the translation of their
documents through a secure and
trustworthy channel that meets the
highest of quality standards, thanks
to an agreement between the MCC
and the Government of Canada’s
Translation Bureau
• Request the source verification of
their TOEFL and IELTS language
test score reports
At the end of 2012, the business
requirements for the project were nearing
completion and the system was in the
midst of its development and testing
phase.
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International medical
graduates seeking to
practise in Canada
must undergo rigorous
testing to meet
Canadian standards. It
has been fascinating
to watch as issues of
fairness and standards
of excellence surface
while our assessment
methods improve.
‘‘
Ms. Nancy MacBeth
NAC Practice-ready assessment
Partners from across the country began
developing a pan-Canadian practiceready assessment process (PRA) for
international medical graduates seeking
a provisional licence to enter independent
practice.
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The first phase of the project involved
cataloguing the various program elements
already in place across jurisdictions
in Canada in a comprehensive
environmental scan. The environmental
scan demonstrated that a majority of
PRA programs offer a family medicine
PRA process. A series of high-level
standards for the pan-Canadian process
for family medicine were developed in
fall of 2012. These standards will be
reviewed in greater detail in 2013.
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This is a constantly
evolving dynamic and
the MCC is involved in
the continuing process
of introspection
and review of its
processes to ensure
that our qualification
procedures remain
among the best in the
world.
Blueprint Project
The project’s first phase includes collecting
data from external sources, piloting key
survey instruments and conducting
analyses. The MCC solicited feedback
from a group of experts in the medical
community using a Delphi questionnaire
process. This consultation resulted in
a series of overarching competency
statements that will be used to guide
the development of a national survey in
support of the project.
‘‘
As the Medical Council of Canada (MCC)
began to implement the recommendations
of the Assessment Review Task Force, one
of its first priorities was to undertake an
examination blueprinting project.
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This project will ensure that all critical
core competencies, knowledge, skills and
behaviours required of a physician entering
supervised and unsupervised practice are
being appropriately assessed. The project
will result in a new examination blueprint
for the Medical Council of Canada
Qualifying Examination (MCCQE) Part I
and Part II.
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It’s my strong belief
that the Medical
Council has never been
more relevant or more
critical – the creation
of a single system to
allow physicians to
apply for a medical
licence to multiple
regulatory authorities
is exciting and
revolutionary as is the
National Assessment
Collaboration to
streamline the
assessment process
for international
medical graduates.
Dr. Rocco Gerace
‘‘
Harmonization of clinical
examinations by the Medical
Council of Canada and the College
of Family Physicians of Canada
The College of Family Physicians of
Canada (CFPC) and the MCC collaborated
towards the launch in spring 2013 of a new
harmonized Certification Examination in
Family Medicine.
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When meeting all other requirements of
both organizations, candidates who pass
this exam will be granted Certification
in Family Medicine from the College
of Family Physicians of Canada and the
Licentiate of the Medical Council of
Canada. The new examination will
therefore allow family medicine candidates
to forgo taking the Medical Council of
Canada Qualifying Examination Part II.
Both organizations met regularly
throughout the year to finalize operational
examination processes. Registration
for the first administration of the new
harmonized examination opened in
December 2012.
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5 YEARS
Manana-Eva Blaja, Evaluation Bureau
Sarah Caesar, Human Resources
Andrée Fortin-Bélanger, CEO’s Office
Amy Harris, Finance & Corporate Services
Jessica Hertzog-Grenier, Communications
MCC staff service awards
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I was impressed to see
how such a prestigious
and important organization
has remained human,
in terms of the attention
it shows to not just its
clients, but also to its staff
and members.
‘‘
Daniela Ignea, Information Technology
Karen Meades, Finance & Corporate Services
Denise Hubbard, Communications
Thi Murphy, Repository & Registration Centre
Leeanne Paquette, Human Resources
Marie Sarrazin, Finance & Corporate Services
Jessica Thorsen, Repository & Registration Centre
15 YEARS
David Miller, Information Technology
20 YEARS
Lise Martineau, Evaluation Bureau
Susan J. McHarg, Human Resources
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2012 Recipient:
Dr. Kevin Eva
Awards
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Outstanding Achievement
Award in the
Evaluation of Clinical
Competence
The Outstanding Achievement
Award in the Evaluation of Clinical
Competence recognizes an individual
or group who demonstrates sustained
excellence in Canadian health care
and/or health‑care research. Its
recipients are the people who ensure
our health‑care professionals meet
the high standards that Canadians
enjoy and expect. The Outstanding
Achievement Award is unique in that
its nominees and recipients come from
a broad range of health disciplines.
The 2012 recipient of this prestigious
distinction is Dr. Kevin Eva.
Dr. Eva is a Senior Scientist in
the Centre for Health Education
Scholarship, and Professor and
Director of Educational Research and
Scholarship in the Department of
Medicine at the University of British
Columbia. He completed his PhD in
Cognitive Psychology at McMaster
University in 2001 and became Editor-
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in-Chief for the journal Medical Education in 2008. Dr. Eva
maintains a number of international appointments including at
the University of Maastricht (Netherlands) and the University of
Bern (Switzerland) and has consulted broadly around the globe,
including holding advisory roles for the National Board of Medical
Examiners (US) and the Medical Council of Canada (MCC). He
currently chairs the MCC’s Medical Education Assessment Advisory
Committee (MEAAC) and is a member of the MCC’s Blueprint
project Steering Group.
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He is founding Co-director of the Maastricht-Canadian Masters of
Health Professional Education Program.
Dr. Eva’s current research interests are broadly defined within the
context of research into educational practices within the health
professions. They include:
• The value and limits of
subjective judgment
• The promotion and
assessment of non-cognitive
characteristics in professional
practice
• The context-specific nature of
performance
• The conceptualization,
nature, and use of selfassessment
• The psychological processes
that impact upon one’s
responsiveness to feedback
• The nature of clinical
expertise
Recent awards for this work include the MILES Award for
Mentoring, Innovation, and Leadership in Education Scholarship
from the Asia-Pacific Medical Education Conference and the
John Ruedy Award for Innovation in Medical Education from the
Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada.
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Dr. Louis Levasseur
Distinguished Service Award
2012 Recipient:
Dr. Dennis Kendel
This award is named for the former chair of the Central Examination
Committee, Dr. Louis Levasseur, who for 26 years personified an unusual
commitment to the objectives of Council.
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The Dr. Louis Levasseur Distinguished Service Award is presented annually to
a Council, staff or committee member of the Medical Council of Canada
(MCC), past or present, or to a person whose collaboration has contributed
in an extraordinary manner to the vision and mission of the MCC.
The 2012 recipient of the Dr. Louis Levasseur Distinguished Service Award is
Dr. Dennis Kendel.
Dr. Dennis Kendel received his medical degree, with distinction, from the
University of Saskatchewan in 1971. He practised family medicine in the
province from 1972 to 1986. During this time, he served as President of the
Medical Staff at St. Paul’s Hospital and as President of the Saskatchewan
Medical Association.
Dr. Kendel was appointed Registrar of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Saskatchewan (CPSS) in 1986, a position he held until 2011. He
was President of the Federation of Medical Regulatory Authorities of Canada
from 1989 to 1991 and MCC President for the 1993–1994 term. He has
also served on the governance boards of many provincial and national health
organizations and is currently a member of the Boards of the Health Quality
Council of Saskatchewan and the Health Council of Canada.
During his 21 years on the Medical Council of Canada, Dr. Kendel held
the positions of member and Vice-Chair of the Legislation Committee, and
Chair of the Finance Committee from 2005 to 2010. He has also chaired the
History and Archives Committee since 2004.
Dr. Dennis Kendel (left) is presented the
Dr. Louis Levasseur Award by MCC President
Dr. Michael Marrin (right).
Dr. Kendel has shown a strong commitment to helping
other physicians develop leadership competencies and skills
throughout his career. For his role in fostering physician
leadership, Dr. Kendel received the CPSE Excellence in Medical
Leadership Award in 2010.
He received several other distinctions including the
Saskatchewan Order of Merit, the Saskatchewan Centennial
Medal, the Saskatchewan Health Care Excellence Award, the
CPSS Distinguished Service Award and the Saskatchewan
College of Pharmacists Award of Merit.
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Dr. Brian Hodges at McMaster University, Hamilton
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List of Presentations
PUBLICATIONS
PRESENTATIONS
Chi, M.T.H., Roscoe, R., Slotta, J., Roy, M., & Chase, M.
(2012). Misconceived causal explanations for “emergent”
processes. Cognitive Science, 36, 1-61.
Bartman, I., Kolen, M., Gong, J. & Smee, S. (2012).
Ensuring Comparability in Objective Structured Clinical
Examinations (OSCE): Is a Score Adjustment Model Justified?
Talk presented at AIME (Academy for Innovation in
Medical Education) Annual Medical Education Day,
Ottawa, Canada.
Gotzmann, A. & Bahry, L. (2012). Software Review: jMetrik
Item Analysis [software application]. Research and Practice in
Assessment, 7, 56-58.
Kahraman, N., De Champlain, A.F. & Raymond, M.
(2012). Modeling the Psychometric Properties of Complex
Performance Assessment Tasks Using Confirmatory Factor
Analysis: A Multistage Model for Calibrating Tasks. Applied
Measurement in Education, 25, 79-95.
Presentations
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Bartman, I., Kolen, M., Gong, J. & Smee, S. (2012).
Assessing the Feasibility of Implementing an Equating
Procedure with a Large-scale Objective Structured Clinical
Examination (OSCE) Medical Council of Canada. Talk
presented at the annual meeting of the Association for
Medical Education in Europe, Lyon, France.
Bartman, I. & Roy, M. (2012). Is s/he a good candidate
for my post-graduate training program? How to interpret the
MCC examination results. 2012 International Conference
on Residency Education, Ottawa, Canada.
Boulet, J.R. & De Champlain, A.F. (2012). Standard
setting in the professions. Invited presentation at the meeting
of the American Educational Research Association,
Vancouver, Canada.
Bowmer, M.I. (2012). The Competent Professional in the
21st Century: Competent, Fit, Safe. Invited talk presented
at the Conjoint Medical Education Seminar Program,
Victoria, Australia.
Bowmer, M.I. (2012). Examination Day: All you need to
know about the MCCEE and MCCQE Part I, invited talk
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presented at the CaRMS International Medical Graduate
Information Symposium, Toronto, Canada.
Bowmer, M.I. (2012). Medical Education in Canada: One
View — Preparing for the 21st Century, invited talk presented
to the Board of the Educational Commission for Foreign
Medical Graduates.
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of confirmatory and exploratory factor analytic modeling.
Paper presented at the Academy for Innovation in Medical
Education (AIME) Medical Education Day, Ottawa,
Canada.
Bowmer, M.I., et al. (2012). OSCE Basics 101: NAC and
MCCQE Part II, invited talk presented at the CaRMS
International Medical Graduate Information Symposium,
Toronto, Canada.
De Champlain, A.F. & Roberts, W. (2012). Evaluating the
impact of judge characteristics in a standard setting exercise
of a large scale medical licensure performance assessment:
An application of hierarchical generalized linear modeling.
Paper presented at the Meeting of the National Council on
Measurement in Education, Vancouver, Canada.
De Champlain, A.F. (2012). Assessing the impact of
calibrating cases vs. items on pass/fail consistency rates: An
application to the Medical Council of Canada’s Qualifying
Examination Part I. Paper presented at the meeting of
the International Association for Computerized Adaptive
Testing, Sydney, Australia.
Desjardins, I., Touchie, C., Pugh, D., Wood, T.J. &
Humphrey-Murto, S. (2012). Measuring advocacy in the
OSCE: Lessons learned. Presented at the AIME Medical
Education Day 2012, Ottawa, Ontario, and at the
Canadian Conference on Medical Education, Banff,
Canada.
De Champlain, A.F. (2012). The top 10 myths on standard
setting. Talk presented at the Medical Council of Canada’s
Annual Meeting, Ottawa, Canada.
Halman, S., Pugh, D., Touchie, C., Dudek, N., Wood, T.J.
& Humphrey-Murto, S. (2012). Development of a feedback
rating scale. Presented at the AIME Medical Education Day
and at the Department of Medicine Resident Research
Day, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada.
De Champlain, A.F. (2012). The top 10 myths on standard
setting. Closing keynote address provided at the 15th Ottawa
Conference – Assessment of Competence in Medicine and
the Healthcare Professions, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
De Champlain, A.F., Breithaupt, K., Boulais, A.P. &
Roy, M. (2012). Assessing the underlying structure of a medical
performance assessment using a mixed approach: an application
Holyoke, J., Forgie, M., Leddy, J.J. & Touchie, C. (2012).
Community vs. tertiary care internal medicine clerkship:
a preliminary report. Presented at the Department of
Medicine Resident Research Day, University of Ottawa,
Ottawa, Canada.
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Lemay, P. (2012). The Application for Medical Registration
in Canada (AMRC). Talks presented to:
• The Federation of Medical Regulatory
Authorities of Canada (FMRAC) Registration
Group, Oversight Committee, Registrars’ Forum
and Special Interest Groups
• Undergraduate medical education (UGME)
administrators, Calgary, Canada
• The Ontario Office of the Fairness
Commissioner, Toronto, Canada
• Human Resources and Skills Development
Canada, Gatineau, Canada
in Canada (AMRC): Business Analysis. Talks presented to:
• The University of Manitoba IMG Manitoba
Program, Winnipeg, Canada
• The University of Calgary AIMG Program,
Calgary, Canada
• The 12 Saskatchewan Regional Health
Authorities, Regina, Canada
• The College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Alberta (CPSA), Edmonton, Canada
• Alberta Health Services, Edmonton, Canada
• The Centre for the Evaluation of Health
Professionals Educated Abroad (CEHPEA),
Ottawa, Canada
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• The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova
Scotia, Halifax, Canada
Lemay, P. (2012). The Physicians Credentials Registry of
Canada: Business Development. Talks presented to:
• The National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory
Authorities, Ottawa, Canada
• The University of Calgary AIMG Program,
Calgary, Canada
• The Saskatchewan Ministry of Health, College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan and the
Saskatchewan Regional Health Authorities, Regina,
Canada
• Fraser Health, Vancouver, Canada
• The College of Physicians and Surgeons of British
Columbia Board, Vancouver, Canada
• The International Medical Graduate (IMG)
Information Symposium, Toronto, Canada
Lemay, P. (2012).
The Application for Medical Registration in Canada (AMRC):
Business Development & Analysis. Talks presented to:
• The Centre for the Evaluation of Health
Professionals Educated Abroad (CEHPEA),
Toronto, Canada
• Providence Health Care, the College of Physicians
and Surgeons of British and Health Match BC,
Vancouver, Canada
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• The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta
(CPSA), Edmonton, Canada
• Alberta Health Services, Edmonton, Canada
• The University of Calgary AIMG Program and the
University of British Columbia IMG-BC Program,
Vancouver, Canada
Roberts, M.R., Alves, C.B., Chu, M-W., Thompson, M.,
Bahry, L.M., & Gotzmann, A. (2012). Testing expert-based
vs. student-based cognitive models for a grade 3 diagnostic
mathematics assessment. Paper presented at the annual
meeting of the American Educational Research Association,
Vancouver, Canada.
Roy, M. & Gotzmann, A. (2012). Analytic methods to
evaluate item and test fairness: A case study of the Medical
Council of Canada Evaluating Examination (MCCEE). Paper
presented at the Canadian Conference on Medical Education,
Banff, Canada.
Smee, S., Roy, M., & Brailovsky, C. (2012). Validity
evidence for integrating a component of two high-stakes OSCEs.
Talk presented at the Ottawa Conference, Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia.
Smee, S. & Smith, C. (2012). SP Realism and OSCE
Reliability: A Quality Assurance Balancing Act. Keynote
address given at the 3rd Swiss Conference on Standardized
Patients and Simulation in Health Care, SPSim 2012.
Lausanne, Switzerland.
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WORKSHOPS
Bowmer, M.I. & Banner, S. (2012). Selecting IMGs for
residency programs, myths and Shibboleths, workshop presented
at the International Conference on Residency Education,
Ottawa, Canada.
De Champlain, A.F. (2012). The ABCs of IRT. Workshop
presented at the meeting of the Association for Medical
Education in Europe, Lyon, France.
De Champlain, A.F. & Boulet, J.R. (2012). Setting standards
for performance based assessments. Workshop presented at the
15th Ottawa Conference, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
in Canada (AMRC): Primary-source verification of physician
credentials: a best practice for medical regulatory authorities.
Workshop for the members of the International Association
of Medical Regulatory Authorities (IAMRA), Ottawa, Canada.
Smee, S. & de Vries, I. (2012). The OSCE Case in Four
Parts: A Structured Approach to Creating Content. Workshop
presented at Queen’s University Faculty of Medicine,
Kingston, Canada.
Smee, S. & Homes, B. (2012). The OSCE Case in Four
Parts: A Structured Approach to Creating Content. Workshop
presented at Dalhousie University Summer Institute:
Charting the Seven “Cs”, Halifax, Canada.
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Touchie, C. (2012). Giving feedback: Moving beyond the
sandwich. Workshop presented at the University of Ottawa
Faculty of Medicine New Staff Orientation Day, Ottawa,
Canada.
Touchie, C. (2012). Multiple-Choice item development
workshop. Workshop presented at the Department of
Pediatrics, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada.
Touchie, C., De Champlain, A.F. & Humphrey-Murto, S.
(2012). Évaluation des compétences cliniques: Évaluer la
validité des résultats. (Evaluating clinical competence:
Assessing the validity of results). Workshop presented at
the meeting of the Association for Medical Education in
Europe, Lyon, France.
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CENTENNIAL WORKSHOPS
Bordage, G. (2012). Clinical Decision Making: Evaluating
Only the Unique Challenges, the Key Features. Medical Council
of Canada Centennial Workshop presented at Queen’s
University, Kingston, Canada.
Bordage, G. (2012). La prise de décisions cliniques : n’évaluer
que les éléments-clés. Medical Council of Canada Centennial
Workshop presented at the University of Sherbrooke,
Sherbrooke, Canada.
De Champlain, A.F. (2012). Une introduction aux
évaluations en milieu de travail (avec un penchant pour le miniCEX!). Medical Council of Canada Centennial workshop
presented at Laval University, Quebec City, Canada.
De Champlain, A.F. & Plourde, P. (2012). Clinical decision
making: key feature problems & test cases. Medical Council of
Canada Centennial Workshop presented at the University of
Calgary, Calgary, Canada.
Hodges, B. (2012). Challenges for Competence Based
Education: Learning to love the Subjective & Collective.
Medical Council of Canada Centennial Workshop presented
at McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada.
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Holmboe, E. & Kogan, J. (2012). The Critical Importance
of Observation in Assessment: New Insights and Approaches.
Medical Council of Canada Centennial Workshop
presented at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver,
Canada.
Smee, S. (2012). The OSCE Case in Four Parts: A
Structured Approach to Creating Content, Medical Council
of Canada Centennial Workshop presented at the
University of Alberta Faculty of Medicine, Edmonton,
Canada.
Holmboe, E. (2012). The Value of Competency-based Medical
Education Across the Continuum. Medical Council of Canada
Centennial Workshop presented at Memorial University,
St. John’s, Canada.
Touchie, C. (2012). The art of writing good multiplechoice questions for high-stakes exams. Medical Council of
Canada Centennial Workshop presented at the Northern
Ontario School of Medicine, Thunder Bay, Canada (videoconferenced to Sudbury, Canada).
Lockyer, J. (2012). Multi-Source Feedback: Evidence for and
Implementation of this Assessment Tool. Medical Council of
Canada Centennial Workshop presented at the University
of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada.
Lockyer, J. (2012). Multi-Source Feedback: Evidence for and
Implementation of this Assessment Tool. Medical Council of
Canada Centennial Workshop presented at the University
of Calgary, Calgary, Canada.
Pugh, D. (2012). Can I assess that? Practical Strategies
for Standardized Assessment of the Non-Medical Expert
CanMEDS Roles. Medical Council of Canada Centennial
Workshop presented at the University of Western Ontario,
London, Canada.
Touchie, C. (2012). Blueprinting and choosing appropriate
tools for assessment of student performance: A start to the
charting of the C’s. Medical Council of Canada Centennial
Workshop presented at the Dalhousie University Faculty
of Medicine Summer Institute, Charting the Seven
C’s: Advancing Education through Assessment, Halifax,
Canada.
Touchie, C. (2012). The Development of multiple-choice
questions using the key-features approach. Medical Council
of Canada Centennial Workshop presented at McGill
University, Montreal, Canada.
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Research in Clinical Assessment grants
GRANT RECIPIENTS OF 2012-2013
Grants
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WALTER TAVARES
Impact of Mental Workload on Rater-Based Assessment
PATTI McCARTHY
Feasibility and psychometric properties associated with
a 360° process to assess medical trainees’ patient safety
skills: A pilot study
CAROL-ANN MOULTON
Assessing consistency of ‘slowing down’ moments in
surgical expertise
Click on title to view abstract
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Financial Report
MCC Annual Meeting, Ottawa
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INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT
TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA:
REPORT
ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
We have audited the accompanying financial statements of Medical Council of
Canada, which comprise the statements of financial position as at December 31, 2012,
December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011, the statements of operations, changes in
net assets and cash flows for the years ended December 31, 2012 and December 31, 2011,
and notes, comprising a summary of significant accounting policies and other
explanatory information.
Management’s Responsibility for the Financial Statements
Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial
statements in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit
organizations, and for such internal control as management determines is necessary
to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material
misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
Auditors’ Responsibility
Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on
our audits. We conducted our audits in accordance with Canadian generally accepted
auditing standards. Those standards require that we comply with ethical requirements
and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the
financial statements are free from material misstatement.
An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts
and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on our
judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the
financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments,
we consider internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation
of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate
in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the
effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the
appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting
estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the
financial statements.
We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained in our
audits is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our
audit opinion.
Opinion
In our opinion, the financial statements present fairly, in all
material respects, the financial position of Medical Council of
Canada as at December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and
January 1, 2011, and its results of operations, changes in net
assets and its cash flows for the years ended December 31, 2012
and December 31, 2011 in accordance with Canadian
accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations.
REPORT
ON OTHER LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
As required by the Canada Corporations Act, we report that, in
our opinion, the accounting principles in Canadian accounting
standards for not-for-profit organizations have been applied on
a consistent basis.
Chartered Accountants,
Licensed Public Accountants
March 25, 2013
Ottawa, Canada
 
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
54
Statements of Financial Position
DRAFT
December 31, 2012,
31, 2011
and January 1, 2011
STATEMENTS
OF December
FINANCIAL
POSITION
DECEMBER 31, 2012, DECEMBER 31, 2011 AND
JANUARY 1, 2011
December 31,
2012
Assets
ASSETS
Current
Current assets:
assets:
Cash
Cash
Accounts
Accountsreceivable
receivable
P
r
e
p
a
i
d
e
x
penses
Prepaid expenses
DECEMBER 31,
2012
DECEMBER 31,
2011
$
$
Investments
Investments ((note
note 44))
5,091,299
1,258,086
113,000
6,462,385
3,890,829
1,412,319
149,140
5,452,288
January 1,
2011
JANUARY 1,
2011
$
2,847,587
562,690
333,143
3,743,420
21,301,861
19,681,324
18,123,904
6,447,880
6,442,975
6,120,183
Tangible
andintangible assets
Tangible capital
capital and
intangible
(note 5) assets (note 5)
LIABILITIES AND
NET ASSETS
December 31,
2011
$
34,212,126
$
31,576,587
$
27,987,507
$
1,581,608
6,998,589
8,580,197
$
1,264,499
7,091,195
8,355,694
$
901,512
6,273,502
7,175,014
Liabilities and Net Assets
Current liabilities:
Accounts payable and accrued
liabilities
(note
7)
(notliabilities:
e7
)
Current
D
e
f
e
r
r
e
d
e
x
a
m
inatand
ionfees
fe
es
Deferred
examination
Accounts payable
accrued
liabilities
Pension liability (note
(note8)
8)
Net
assets:
Pension
liability
Unrestricted
Unrestricted
Invested
Net
assets:in tangible capital and
aintangible
ssets
assets
restricted
(note
Internally
(note
6)6)and intangible
Investedrestricted
in
tangible
capital
Internally
$
See accompanying notes to
972,000
1,501,000
956,000
15,773,093
12,399,030
10,695,728
6,447,880
2,438,956
24,659,929
6,442,975
2,877,888
21,719,893
6,120,183
3,040,582
19,856,493
34,212,126
$
31,576,587
$
27,987,507
See accompanying notes to financial statements.
 
On behalf of the Board:
Director
Statements of Operations
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
55
DRAFT
Years ended December 31, 2012 and 2011
STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS
2012 Budget
YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND 2011
2012
2012
BUDGET(Unaudited
2011
2012
2011
note 2(h))
(Unaudited - note 2(h))
REVENUE
EXPENSES
(see schedule)
Revenue:
Qualifying
Examination
Partfees
I fees
Qualifying
examination
- Part I
Qualifying
Examination
Partfees
II fees
Qualifying
examination
- Part II
Evaluating
Examination
feesfees
Evaluating
examination
NACNexamination
AC OSCE exfees
amination fees
CFPC
examination
administration
CFPC
examination
administration
Forfeited
Forfeifees
ted fees
Repository
Repositfees
ory fees
Interest
Interincome
est income
Federal
government
grants
Federal
government
grants
Servfees
ice fees
Service
Administratfees
ion fees
Administration
RentRent
EE self-administered
examination
EE self-administered
examination
self-administered
examination
QEI QEI
self-administered
examination
(loss)
on disposal
of investments
GainGain
(loss)
on disposal
of investments
Other
Other
$
Salaries
and and
consulting
services
Salaries
consulting
services
Office
Offadministration
ice administration
Examination
Examinatproduction
ion production
Examination
conduct
and and
administration
Examination
conduct
administration
Council
Cougovernance
ncil governance
Source
Souverification
rce verification
Projects
Projects
Research
Reseaand
rch adevelopment
nd development
Amortization
of tangible
capital
and and
Amortization
of tangible
capital
intangible
e assets
intangiblassets
Other
Other
Excessofofrevenue
revenueover
overexpenses
expensesbefore
before
Excess
undernoted
undernoted
Valuation
Valuationgain
gain(loss)
(loss)--pension
pension(note
(note8)
8)
Unrealized
Unrealizedgains
gainson
oninvestments
investments
Excess
Excessof
ofrevenue
revenueover
overexpenses
expenses
$
5,078,700
7,460,500
4,504,500
500,000
25,000
3,923,125
693,000
2,698,670
143,650
353,960
38,603
89,600
200,000
(50,000)
81,040
25,740,348
$
5,098,740
7,721,450
4,919,205
526,772
562,459
21,979
4,291,850
747,194
2,754,031
152,081
409,077
38,192
87,136
226,574
161,457
70,897
27,789,094
$
4,358,700
8,328,450
4,425,350
479,820
82,990
3,530,520
713,745
3,330,086
130,548
409,110
38,217
91,678
215,927
(58,611)
81,158
26,157,688
12,205,386
2,740,119
748,278
4,466,393
519,400
528,613
3,125,500
535,230
12,648,519
2,533,237
662,863
4,652,002
480,983
537,971
3,583,388
413,624
10,735,745
2,487,844
767,281
4,693,380
415,475
502,536
3,252,318
418,723
524,879
115,000
25,508,798
563,671
89,395
26,165,653
460,260
94,432
23,827,994
231,550
1,623,441
2,329,694
-
529,000
787,595
1,316,595
231,550
$
2,940,036
(545,000)
78,706
(466,294)
$
1,863,400
 
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
56
STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS
YEARS ENDED
DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND 2011
BALANCE,
beginning of
year
December 31,
2012
Unrestricted
Invested in tangible capital and
intangible assets
Internally restricted:
Research
and development
Examination
development
Centennial project
Insurance reserve
Reserve for appeals
December 31,
2011
Unrestricted
Invested in tangible capital and
intangible assets
Internally restricted:
Research
and development
Examination
development
Centennial project
Insurance reserve
Reserve for appeals
$ 12,399,030
EXCESS
(deficiency) of
revenue over
expenses
$
4,197,311
TRANSFERS
to (from)
$
BALANCE,
end of year
(823,248) $ 15,773,093
6,442,975
18,842,005
(998,343)
3,198,968
1,003,248
180,000
6,447,880
22,220,973
1,573,927
(191,339)
-
1,382,588
923,961
180,000
50,000
150,000
2,877,888
(67,593)
(258,932)
(180,000)
(180,000)
-
856,368
50,000
150,000
2,438,956
$ 21,719,893
$
2,940,036
$
$ 10,695,728
$
2,915,747
$ (1,212,445) $ 12,399,030
6,120,183
16,815,911
(879,653)
2,036,094
1,726,304
(152,377)
-
1,573,927
944,278
170,000
50,000
150,000
3,040,582
(20,317)
(172,694)
10,000
10,000
923,961
180,000
50,000
150,000
2,877,888
-
$ 21,719,893
$ 19,856,493
$
1,863,400
1,202,445
(10,000)
$ 24,659,929
$
6,442,975
18,842,005
 
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
57
STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS
YEARS ENDED
2012
2011
Cash provided by (used in):
OPERATIONS
INVESTMENTS
Excess of revenue over expenses
Items not involving cash:
Amortization of tangible capital and intangible assets
Amortization of examination content development
costs (note 5)
Unrealized gain on investments
Loss (gain) on disposal of investments
Pension expense
Employer contributions to employee future benefits
Change in non-cash operating working capital
$
$
563,671
Additions to investments
Acquisition of tangible capital and intangible assets
Cash provided b Increase in cash
Cash, beginning of year
Cash, end of year
2,940,036
$
1,863,400
460,260
434,672
(787,595)
(161,457)
649,000
(1,178,000)
414,876
2,875,203
419,393
(78,706)
58,611
1,368,000
(823,000)
515,054
3,783,012
(671,485)
(1,003,248)
(1,674,733)
(1,537,325)
(1,202,445)
(2,739,770)
1,200,470
1,043,242
3,890,829
2,847,587
5,091,299
$
3,890,829
 
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
58
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
YEARS ENDED
1. Purpose of the
Organization:
The Medical Council of Canada (the “Council”) was established in 1912 under the Canada Medical
Act. The Council was subsequently incorporated without share capital under the Canada Corporations
Act as the Medical Council of Canada (the “Council”). The Council is a registered charity under
subsection 149(1)(l) of the Income Tax Act.
The Council’s original purpose was to establish and promote a qualification in medicine, known as the
Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada, such that holders thereof are acceptable to provincial
licensing authorities for the issuance of a licence to practice medicine. At the time of incorporation, its
role expanded to include the initiation and promotion of research and development in the evaluation
of medical knowledge and competence of undergraduate and graduate medical students and
practitioners of medicine and of other health sciences.
Its Vision:
Its Mission:
Striving for the highest level of medical care for Canadians through excellence
in evaluation of physicians.
With the key stakeholders, the Council:
•
Develops, validates and implements tools and strategies to evaluate
physicians’ competence; and
•
Maintains a national registry of physicians and their qualifications throughout
their professional careers.
On January 1, 2012, the Council adopted Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit
organizations in Part III of the CICA Handbook. These are the first financial statements prepared in
accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations.
In accordance with the transitional provisions in Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit
organizations, the Council has adopted the changes retrospectively, subject to certain exemptions
allowed under these standards. The transition date is January 1, 2011 and all comparative information
provided has been presented by applying Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit
organizations.
A summary of transitional adjustments recorded to net assets and excess of revenues over expenses
is provided in note 3.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
59
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued)
YEARS ENDED
2. Significant
accounting policies:
The financial statements have been prepared by management in accordance with Canadian
accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations in Part III of the CICA Handbook and include the
following significant accounting policies.
a. Basis of presentation:
These financial statements reflect the operations of the Council. These financial statements
do not include the revenue, expenses, assets and liabilities of the Council’s related entities:
The Medical Identification Number for Canada Inc. and Carleton Condominium Corporation
No. 517. Related parties are disclosed in notes 9 and 10.
b. Revenue recognition:
The Council follows the deferral method of accounting for contributions for not-for-profit
organizations. Restricted contributions are deferred and are recognized as revenue in the
year in which related expenses are incurred. Examination fees are recognized as revenue
when the examination takes place. All other revenue is recognized as revenue when received
or receivable if the amount to be received can be reasonably estimated and collection is
reasonably assured.
Evaluating examination fees which are inactive for a period of four years are forfeited by
candidates and are recorded as revenue.
c. Tangible capital and intangible assets:
The land and condominium unit, which were acquired prior to January 1, 2011, are recorded
at their fair value as at January 1, 2011.
Tangible capital and intangible assets are initially recorded at cost and are amortized on a
straight-line basis over their estimated useful lives as follows:
ASSET
USEFUL LIFE
Tangible capital assets:
Condominium unit
Furniture and equipment
Computer equipment
ASSET
USEFUL LIFE
Intangible assets:
40 yrs
10 yrs
3 yrs
Computer software
Examination content
development costs
3 yrs
3 yrs
A full year’s amortization expense is taken in the year of acquisition.
When a tangible capital or intangible asset no longer contributes to the Council’s ability to
provide services, its carrying amount is written down to its residual value.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
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YEARS ENDED
2. Significant
accounting policies
(continued):
d. Employee future benefits:
The Council participates in a defined benefit pension plan (the Canadian Medical Association
Pension Plan) and also provides supplemental pension arrangements to certain employees.
Pension benefits are based on length of service and final average earnings.
The Council uses the immediate recognition approach to account for the above plans. The
Council accrues its obligations under the defined benefit plans as the employees render the
services necessary to earn the pension benefits. The actuarial determination of the accrued
benefit obligations for pensions benefits uses the projected benefit method prorated on
service (which incorporates management’s assumptions used for funding purposes, other cost
escalation, retirement ages of employees and other actuarial factors). The measurement date
of the plan assets, which are recorded at fair value, and accrued benefit obligation coincides
with the Council’s fiscal year. The most recent actuarial valuation of the defined benefit
pension plan for funding purposes was as of January 1, 2011, and the next required valuation
will be as of January 1, 2014.
In years between valuations, the Council uses a roll-forward technique to estimate the accrued
benefit obligation. The Council recognizes the accrued benefit obligation net of the fair value
of the plan amounts adjusted for any valuation allowance in the statement of financial position
at the end of the year. The cost of the plan, comprising (i) changes in the accrued benefit
obligation other than those resulting from benefit payments to plan members and net of
any employee contributions; (ii) the actual return on plan assets; and (iii) the change in the
valuation allowance; is recorded in the statement of operations.
Actuarial gains (losses) on plan assets and past service costs arising from plan amendments
are immediately recognized into excess of revenue over expenses at the date of the
amendment.
e. Financial instruments:
Financial instruments are recorded at fair value on initial recognition. Equity instruments that
are quoted in an active market are subsequently measured at fair value. All other financial
instruments are subsequently measured at cost or amortized cost, unless management has
elected to carry the instruments at fair value. The Council has elected to carry all investments
at fair value.
Sales and purchases of investments are recorded on the trade date. Transaction costs
incurred on the acquisition of financial instruments measured subsequently at fair value are
expensed as incurred. All other financial instruments are adjusted by transaction costs incurred
on acquisition and financing costs. These costs are amortized using the straight-line method.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
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YEARS ENDED
2. Significant
accounting policies
(continued):
Financial assets are assessed for indicators of impairment on an annual basis at the end of
the fiscal year. Where an indicator of impairment is present, the Council determines if there
is a significant adverse change in the expected amount or timing of future cash flows from
the financial asset. If there is a significant adverse change in the expected cash flows, the
carrying value of the financial asset is reduced to the highest of the present value of the
expected cash flows, the amount that could be realized from selling the financial asset or the
amount the Council expects to realize by exercising its right to any collateral. If events and
circumstances reverse in a future period, an impairment loss will be reversed to the extent of
the improvement, not exceeding the initial impairment charge.
f. Expenses:
In the statement of operations, the Council presents its expenses by function with the
exception of salaries and consulting services, loss on disposal of investments and
amortization of tangible capital and intangible assets, which are presented separately.
Expenses are recognized in the year incurred and are recorded in the function to which they
are directly related. The Council does not allocate expenses between functions after initial
recognition.
Expenses are disclosed by object for each function in the schedule of expenses.
g. Use of estimates:
The preparation of financial statements in conformity with Canadian accounting standards for
not-for-profit organizations requires management to make estimates and assumptions that
affect the reported amounts of assets and liabilities and disclosure of contingent assets and
liabilities at the date of the financial statements and the reported amounts of revenue and
expenses during the year. Actual results could differ from these estimates. These estimates
are reviewed periodically, and, as adjustments become necessary, they are reported in
earnings in the year in which they become known.
Significant management estimates include the assumptions used in determining the pension
liability.
h. Budget figures:
Budget figures have been provided for information purposes and are derived from the
Council’s budget approved by the Members of Council. Budget figures have not been audited.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
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YEARS ENDED
3. Transition adjustments:
Net assets:
a. Net assets:
The following table summarizes the impact of the transition to Canadian accounting standards
for not-for-profit organizations on the Council’s net assets as of January 1, 2011.
As previously reported under Canadian generally accepted accounting principles,
December 31, 2010
Add: adjustment to land and condominium unit to record at fair value (i)
Less: adjustment to employee future benefits to recognize cumulative unrealized
actuarial gains and losses (ii)
Restated, January 1, 2011
$ 19,789,087
1,412,406
(1,345,000)
$ 19,856,493
In accordance with first time adoption provisions of Canadian accounting standards for notfor-profit organizations, the Council has elected to use the following exemptions as at the
transition date, January 1, 2011:
i.
Fair value:
The Council has elected to measure its land and condominium unit at fair value at the
transition date. The Council also revised its estimate of the remaining useful life of its
condominium unit to 40 years.
ii.
Employee future benefits:
The Council has elected to recognize cumulative actuarial gains and losses and past services
costs for its employee future benefits plans in opening net assets at the transition date.
b. Excess of revenue over expenses:
As a result of the above noted elections and the retrospective application of Canadian
accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations, the Council recorded the following
adjustments to excess of revenue over expenses for the year ended December 31, 2011:
Excess of revenue
over expenses:
$ 2,122,646
As previously reported under Canadian generally accepted accounting principles
for the year ended December 31, 2011
Add: adjustment to record unrealized investment income in the statement of operations
78,706
16,048
Add: decrease in amortization expense due to recording of condominium unit
at fair value and change in remaining useful life
Less: increase in actuarial losses recognized as expenses in the year due to
(354,000)
immediate recognition approach for actuarial gains and losses
Restated for the year ended December 31, 2011
$ 1,863,400
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
63
YEARS ENDED
FAIR VALUE
COST
4. Investments:
December 31, 2012
December 31, 2011
January 1, 2011
Equities
Bonds and mutual funds
Equities
Equities
$
13,177,653
8,124,208
$
12,403,532
7,775,931
$
21,301,861
$
20,179,463
$
11,517,586
8,163,738
$
11,618,945
7,727,576
$
19,681,324
$
19,346,521
$
9,890,579
8,233,325
$
9,897,562
7,970,245
$
18,123,904
$
17,867,807
Investments are managed by investment managers in accordance with an investment policy approved
by the Members of Council. The Council’s investment policy limits investments to fixed income
securities with a rating of BBB or better, short-term investments with a rating of R-1 or better and
equity investments that are reasonably liquid. Except for federal and provincial bonds, not more than
10% of the manager’s portfolio can be invested in bonds or shares of a single issuer. Furthermore, no
more than 15% of the bond portfolio can be invested in bonds rated BBB. The Council’s bonds have
effective interest rates of 3.15% to 5.53% and maturity dates ranging from 2013 to 2022.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
64
YEARS ENDED
COST
5. Tangible capital and
intangible assets:
December 31, 2012
Net Book
VALUE
General
Tangible
Tangiblecapital
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assets:
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Accumulated
AMORTIZATION
62
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2,50,00 0
4,44,3
49
3,95,6
57
67
1,18,3
85
3,55,6
51
61
2,21,0
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0,15,9
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9,001,719
9,001,719
$$
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24
0,40,9
08
98
1,12,4
27
4,72,0
23
03
1,18,1
84
1,49,3
91
31
3,266,232
3,266,232
$$
62
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2,50,00 0
4,42,3
25
3,54,6
49
69
58
58,83,5
38
58
28
26
8,66,60
60
5,735,487
5,735,487
1,14,0
49
0,95,1
55
15
1,953,908
1,953,908
3,363,423
3,363,423
1,13,1
35
1,50,03
03
1,336,027
1,336,027
2,651,030
2,651,030
94
9,45,1
52
12
617,881
617,881
712,393
712,393
10
1,06,4
63
43
10
1,06,4
63
43
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$ $ 12,375,785
12,375,785
$$
5,927,905
5,927,905
$$
6,447,880
6,447,880
$$
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1,00,5
09
59
1,11,3
10
3,03,0
33
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1,15,51
5,19,2
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27
2,792,289
2,792,289
$$
57
55
7,50,00 0
4,42,9
22
9,22,8
29
89
68
60
8,04,3
48
38
19
16
9,67,3
72
32
5,169,459
5,169,459
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1,18,1
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1,07,4
71
41
1,17,4
78
4,86,5
69
59
7,961,748
7,961,748
1,13,0
34
0,47,1
74
14
1,520,432
1,520,432
2,825,146
2,825,146
1,12,25
2,52,7
25
75
901,355
901,355
2,126,630
2,126,630
79
7,94,3
49
39
619,077
619,077
698,516
698,516
10
1,06,4
63
43
10
1,06,4
63
43
--
$ $ 11,372,537
11,372,537
$$
4,929,562
4,929,562
$$
6,442,975
6,442,975
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
65
STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS
COST
5. Tangible capital and
intangible assets (continued):
January 1, 2011
Accumulated
AMORTIZATION
Net Book
VALUE
General
Tangible
Tangiblecapital
capitalassets:
assets:
La
Ln
ad
nd- -cacp
aiptaitlaal sassestet
CC
on
od
no
dm
om
iniinuim
umun
uint it
FF
urunrintuitruerean
ad
ndeq
eu
qiupim
pm
en
etnt
CC
om
om
pu
ptuetrereq
eu
qiupim
pm
en
etnt
Intangible
Intangibleassets:
assets:
CC
om
om
pu
ptuetrersosfotw
ftw
araere
EE
xaxm
amde
dveevleolp
om
pm
en
etnct ocsotssts
Tangible
Tangiblecapital
capitalassets:
assets:
FF
urunrintuitruerean
ad
ndeq
eu
qiupim
pm
en
etnt
$$
57
55
7,50,00 0
4,40,7
05
7,50,00 0
1,16,0
64
0,49,0
98
08
1,15,9
54
9,45,4
51
41
7,849,449
7,849,449
$$
--1,10,03
0,33,5
31
51
1,13,8
35
8,56,8
67
87
2,389,038
2,389,038
$$
57
55
7,50,00 0
4,40,7
05
7,50,00 0
60
61
0,15,57
57
20
28
0,88,5
84
54
5,460,411
5,460,411
1,12,3
20
3,07,8
71
81
1,10,7
09
7,92,1
29
19
2,310,000
2,310,000
1,11,6
18
6,82,6
26 6
48
41
8,19,6
92
62
1,650,228
1,650,228
62
6,25,1
55
15
59
57
9,72,5
27
57
659,772
659,772
10
1,06,4
63
43
10
1,06,4
63
43
--
$ $ 10,170,092
10,170,092
$$
4,049,909
4,049,909
$$
6,120,183
6,120,183
Amortization of examination content development costs of $434,672 (2011 - $419,393) is included in
examination conduct and administration expense on the statement of operations.
6. Net assets:
The Council considers its capital to consist of its net assets. The Council’s overall objective with respect
to its net assets is to fund tangible capital and intangible assets, future projects and ongoing operations.
The Council manages its net assets by establishing restricted funds and appropriating amounts to the
restricted funds for anticipated future projects, contingencies and other capital requirements. These
allocations are disclosed in the statement of changes in net assets.
Internally restricted net assets:
Net assets are internally restricted to promote research and development as authorized by Council at the
1992 Annual General Meeting. On an annual basis, an amount equivalent to the revenue from Evaluating
Examination fees forfeited is internally restricted.
Net assets are also internally restricted to develop new and/or alternative methods of assessment as
authorized by the Finance Committee in 1996, for the centennial project to provide for the 100th year
anniversary of the Council, which occurred in 2012, for an insurance reserve to provide for self-insurance
in the event of a loss and, for the appeals reserve to provide for a legal court appeal.
The Council is not subject to externally imposed capital requirements and its overall strategy with respect
to net assets remains unchanged from the year ended December 31, 2011.
 
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
66
YEARS ENDED
7. Accounts payable and
accrued liabilities:
8. Employee future benefits:
At year-end, the Council had no amounts payable for government remittances.
The Council is a participating employer in the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) Pension Plan. The
CMA Pension Plan is funded by contributions from participating employers and from plan members.
The Supplemental Executive Retirement Plans (SERPs) are unfunded arrangements, sponsored by
the Council.
The CMA Pension Plan and SERPs are defined benefit pension plans.
The Council has adopted an annual measurement date for December 31 for estimating the accounting
surplus or deficit and establishing benefit costs for the fiscal year.
a. Plan assets and obligations:
The reconciliation of the funded status of the defined benefit pension plan to the amount
recorded in the financial statements is as follows:
i.
December 31, 2012
December 31, 2011
January 1, 2011
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement
PLANS
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement
PLANS
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement
PLANS
CMA
Pension PLAN
11,247,000
(11,458,000)
Plan assets at fair value
Accrued benefit obligation
Pension asset (liability)
$
Pension liability:
(211,000)
$
CMA
Pension PLAN
CMA
Pension PLAN
(761,000)
$
9,144,000
(10,003,000)
$
(642,000)
$
8,377,000
(8,818,000)
$
(515,000)
(761,000)
$
(859,000)
$
(642,000)
$
(441,000)
$
(515,000)
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
67
YEARS ENDED
8. Employee future benefits
(continued):
a. Plan assets and obligations (continued):
ii.
Accrued benefit obligation:
December 31, 2012
December 31, 2011
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement
PLANS
CMA
Pension PLAN
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement
PLANS
8$,818,0
80
,8018,00$0
780,007080,000
571,005071,000
303,003003,000
(415,0(0401)5,000)
(54,00(05)4,000)
$526,005026,000
57,00057,000
30,00030,000
(32,00(03)2,000)
61,00061,000
CMA
Pension PLAN
AccrueAdcb
creuneedfitboebnleigfiat toiobnli,gbaetig
oinn,nbinegginnin$g 10$
,0031,00
,0003,00$0
CurrenCt usrerrevnict esecrovsict e cost
875,008075,000
InteresItncteorsetst cost
651,006051,000
EmploE
yemepclooynetreibcuotinotnrisbutions
354,003054,000
BenefiB
tsepnaeifdits paid
(364,0(0306)4,000)
ProvisiPornovfoisrio
pn
lan
foe
r xpplaennseexspenses
(61,00(06)1,000)
ActuarA
iacl tluoasrsia(lglaoisns) (gain)
-
$642,006042,00$0
69,00069,000
29,00029,000
(32,00(03)2,000)
53,00053,000
AccrueAdcb
creuneedfitboebnleigfiat toiobnli,geantid
oinn,gending $
$761,007061,00$0 10$,0031,00
,0003,00$0
$642,006042,000
$
8$,377,0
80
,3077,00$0
(25,00(02)5,000)
791,007091,000
303,003003,000
152,001052,000
(415,0(0401)5,000)
(39,00(03)9,000)
$
9$,144,0
90
,1044,00$0
$
11$
,4581,0
10
,4058,00$0
iii. Plan assets:
Plan aP
sslaentsaastsfeatisr vaat lfuaeir, vbaelg
uien,nbinegginning$
ActualArecturanl roentuprlnanonaspslaentsassets
EmploE
yemr pclonyterribcuotinotnrisbutions
EmploE
yemepclooynetreibcuotinotnrisbutions
Adjustm
Adejnutsto
mp
ernio
t rtoye
pa
rirorcoyn
etarribcuotinotnrisbutions
BenefiB
tsepnaeifdits paid
ProvisiPornovfoisrio
pn
lan
foe
r xpplaennseexspenses
Plan aP
sslaentsaastsfeatisr vaat lfuaeir, veanld
uien,gending
$
9$,144,0
90
,1044,00$0
842,008042,000
1,146,0
10
,1046,000
354,003054,000
186,001086,000
(364,0(0306)4,000)
(61,00(06)1,000)
11$,2471,0
10
,2047,00$0
$32,00032,000
(32,00(03)2,000)
-
$
-
$-
32,00032,000
(32,00(03)2,000)
-
 
-
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
68
YEARS ENDED
(continued):
b. Net benefit cost:
The components of the net benefit cost included in salaries and benefits expense are:
December 31, 2012
December 31, 2011
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement
PLANS
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement
PLANS
CMA
Pension PLAN
Cu
Crurerrnetnstesrevricve
icecocsotst
InItnetreersetsctocsotst
Expected
Expectedreturn
returnononplan
planassets
assets
AcAtcutauraiarilalo
ni)n)
l lsosss(g(agia
$$
Ne
Ntebt ebneenfeitfictocsotst
$$
87857,50,00000 $ $
65615,10,00000
(6(1671,70,0000)0)
(4(1411,10,0000)0)
49489,80,00000
$$
CMA
Pension PLAN
696,90,00000
292,90,00000
- 535,30,00000
$$
15115,10,00000
$$
78708,0,00000 $ $
57517,10,00000
(5(7557,50,0000)0)
43433,30,00000
1,12,0290,90,00000
$$
575,70,00000
303,0,00000
- 727,20,00000
15195,90,00000
c. Assumptions:
The significant actuarial assumptions adopted include:
December 31, 2012
December 31, 2011
January 1, 2011
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement
PLANS
CMA
Pension PLAN
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement
PLANS
CMA
Pension PLAN
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement
PLANS
6.00%
3.80%
4.60%
4.30%
5.80%
5.20%
6.00%
4.30%
4.60%
4.30%
5.80%
5.20%
6.25%
2.00%
–%
4.25%
6.25%
2.00%
–%
4.25%
6.50%
3.00%
–%
4.25%
CMA
Pension PLAN
Discount rate accrued benefit obligation
Discount rate - pension expense
Expected long-term rate
of return on plan assets
Rate of compensation increase
per year for
2011 to 2015,
3.00% thereafter
per year for
2011 to 2015,
3.00% thereafter
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
69
(continued):
YEARS ENDED
d. Plan assets:
Plan assets, at market value, available to provide for plan benefits at the measurement date
are invested as follows:
Debt securities
Equity securities
Cash and short-term securities
December 31,
2012
December 31,
2011
January 1,
2011
%
%
%
56
38
6
38
57
5
35
59
6
100
100
100
e. Defined benefit plan:
The latest actuarial valuation of the pension plan for funding purposes was performed as at
January 1, 2011. The next actuarial valuation is required to be completed as at January 1, 2014,
in accordance with the requirements of the Pension Benefits Act (Ontario).
As part of the regulations governing provincially regulated pension plans in Ontario, pension
plans must meet certain solvency requirements, which assume the plans, are wound up/
liquidated as of the valuation date. The actuarial valuation performed as at January 1, 2011
reported a solvency deficiency of $999,990 and a going concern deficit of $909,000, based on
economic assumptions applicable at January 1, 2011. Medical Council of Canada is required to
make additional contributions of $230,028 per annum in future years to eliminate the solvency
deficiency and going concern unfunded liability under the Pension Benefits Act (Ontario).
Additional contributions have not been required in past years. In fiscal 2012, the Council made
additional contributions of $230,028.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
70
YEARS ENDED
9. Related party
transactions:
10. Control over a
non-consolidated entity:
The Council exercises significant influence over The Medical Identification Number for Canada
Corporation (MINC) by virtue of its ability to appoint 50% of its Board of Directors. The Executive
Director of the Council also sits on the Board of Directors of MINC as a Director. MINC is incorporated
under the Canada Corporations Act and is a non-profit organization under subsection 149(1)(l) of the
Income Tax Act. MINC was created to establish and maintain a unique physician identifier for every
individual in the Canadian medical education and practice systems. The Council recorded a $50,000
(2011 - $60,000) expense for funding to MINC during the year.
The Council controls Carleton Condominium Corporation No. 517 (the “Corporation”), a non-profit
organization under subsection 149(1)(l) of the Income Tax Act, incorporated under the Condominium
Act of Ontario. The Corporation maintains the common elements of the building in which the Council
operates.
The Corporation has not been consolidated in the Council’s financial statements. Financial summaries
of this unconsolidated entity as at December 31, 2012 and 2011 and for the years then ended are as
follows:
Reserve
FUND
Financial position
Results from operations
Operating
FUND
December 31,
2012
December 31,
2011
January 1,
2011
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
Total assets
Total liabilities
$
416,957
-
$
84,107
20,171
$
501,064
20,171
$
454,734
-
$
385,553
9,782
Net assets
$
416,957
$
63,936
$
480,893
$
454,734
$
375,771
Total revenue
Total expenses
$
49,583
6,745
$
301,621
318,300
$
351,204
325,045
$
308,019
237,794
Net income (loss)
$
42,838
$
(16,679)
$
26,159
$
70,225
 
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
71
YEARS ENDED
10. Control over a
non-consolidated entity
(continued):
The Corporation, as required by the Condominium Act, has established a reserve fund for financing
future major repairs and replacements of the common elements. Contributions to the reserve fund
must be at least 10% of the amount required for contributions to the common expenses exclusive of
the reserve fund. Only major repairs and replacements are charged directly to this fund.
Included in the Council’s statement of operations are condominium fees of $358,426 (2011 - $305,821)
charged by and paid to the Corporation.
11. Financial instruments and
risk management:
a. Credit risk:
The Council is exposed to credit-related losses in the event of non-performance by
counterparties to financial instruments. Credit exposure is minimized by dealing mostly with
creditworthy counterparties such as governments and public companies.
The Council assesses, on a continuous basis, accounts receivable and provides for any
amounts that are not collectible in an allowance for doubtful accounts. At year end, there were
no amounts allowed for in accounts receivable.
b. Interest rate risk:
The Council is exposed to interest rate risk with respect to its interest-bearing investments as
disclosed in note 4.
c. Currency risk:
The Council believes that it is not exposed to significant currency risks arising from its
financial instruments.
 
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
72
SCHEDULE OF EXPENSES
2012 BUDGET
2012
2011
(Unaudited)
Salaries and
consulting services:
Office administration:
Examination production:
Examination conduct and
administration:
SalaSriaelsaraiensd abnednebfeitnsefits
servsiceersvices
Consulting
Consulting
BankBank
service
service
charg
charg
es es
ConC
doom
ndinoim
um
iniuunmit unit
StaffStaff
development
development
StaffSttraafvf etrlaavnedl alin
ad
isolia
nissons
OfficO
effcicoemcmoumnm
icu
an
tio
icnastions
Computer
Computer
equipment
equipment
rentals
rentals
and and
mainmteaninatnecneance
ComCpoum
tepr ustoefrtw
so
afrteware
l al
LegaLeg
GenG
ereanl eral
OfficO
effsicueppsluiepsplies
Subscriptions
Subscriptions
and and
memberships
memberships
InsuIrnasnucreance
AudiAt ufedeitsfees
and and
courier
courier
Postage
Postage
Communications
Communications
and and
marketing
marketing
exchange
exchange
lossloss
(gain)
(gain)
Foreign
Foreign
$
$
11,61916,,649866,486$
508,590080,900
$
12,11426,,184069,809$
501,570110,710
$
10,61803,,618635,165
52,55820,580
$
12,205,386
12,205,386$
$
12,648,519
12,648,519$
$
10,735,745
10,735,745
$
$
$ 622,672020,700$
520,542408,448
225,000
225,000
385,358655,565
121,102510,050
$ 575,547251,421$
482,438423,343
192,712
192,712
345,384053,803
130,193201,921
$ 573,577433,743
608,610482,142
216,045
216,045
278,267887,687
127,102473,043
133,183736,876
169,196890,980
100,100000,000
62,56520,550
131,143510,450
78,000
78,000
45,54050,500
42,04020,000
26,000
26,000
65,000
65,000
9,000
9,000
79,07193,013
147,174474,744
162,106023,003
114,131740,370
115,101051,001
46,557
46,557
45,44555,455
43,64335,635
35,509
35,509
13,903
13,903
2,847
2,847
78,87582,852
131,163910,690
89,28295,225
104,100649,069
117,111474,144
22,913
22,913
44,14544,154
42,24625,265
39,321
39,321
18,069
18,069
(3,518)
(3,518)
$
2,738,119$
$ 2,738,119
2,533,237$
$ 2,533,237
2,487,844
$2,487,844
$
$ 419,431398,338$
202,600
202,600
126,132460,340
- -
$ 445,434453,343$
183,376
183,376
34,13444,144
- -
$ 476,427863,283
180,543
180,543
110,131903,393
62 62
$
748,278 $
$ 748,278
662,863$
$ 662,863
767,281
$ 767,281
Examination
Examination
PartPart
I costs
I costs
488,264$
Qualifying
Qualifying
$ $ 488,264
Examination
Examination
PartPart
II costs
II costs
3,204,843
3,204,843
Qualifying
Qualifying
Examination
Examination
costs
costs
424,550
424,550
Evaluating
Evaluating
CFPC
CFPC
examination
examination
administration
administration
costs
costs
45,000
45,000
National
National
Assessment
Assessment
Collaboration-OSCE
Collaboration-OSCE
- DiploDm
ipalosmaansd acnedrticfiecrattifeicsates
303,370336,736
499,349 $
$ 499,349
3,267,654
3,267,654
406,745
406,745
142,722
142,722
2,770
2,770
332,373622,762
470,907
$ 470,907
3,718,547
3,718,547
372,233
372,233
130,685
130,685
1,008
1,008
- -
4,466,393$
$4,466,393
4,652,002$
$4,652,002
4,693,380
$4,693,380
TestTceosm
t cmoim
ttemeisttees
Central
Central
Examination
Examination
Committe
Committe
Revision
Revision
of Objectives
of Objectives
Examination
Examination
planning
planning
$
 
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
73
SCHEDULE OF EXPENSES, page 2
2012 BUDGET
2012
2011
(Unaudited)
Council governance:
$ $ 210,000
Annual
Annual
Meeting
Meeting
210,000$
Executive
Executive
Board
Board
and and
Council
Council
Meetings
Meetings
138,400
138,400
MCCMaCwCaa
rdwsards
8,0080,000
Council
Council
planning
planning
initiatives
initiatives
- Centennial
- Centennial
55,000
55,000
initiative
initiative
- MEAAC
- MEAAC
80,000
80,000
Council
Council
planning
planning
- AMRA
- AMRA
/OTT.
/OTT.
Conf.
Conf.
30,000
30,000
Special
Special
event
event
planning
planning
$ 145,795
145,795$
105,819
105,819
12,31229,329
178,042
178,042
29,600
29,600
9,398
9,398
$ 186,715
186,715
118,070
118,070
7,9278,928
81,493
81,493
- 21,269
21,269
$
$ 521,400
521,400$
$ 480,983
480,983$
$ 415,475
415,475
Source verification:
$
$ 528,613
528,613$
$ 537,971
537,971$
$ 502,536
502,536
Projects:
physiciansapply.ca
physiciansapply.ca
$
NACNAC
examination
examination
National
National
Assessment
Assessment
Collaboration
Collaboration
-PRA
-PRA
C &RC/PCRC
&R /PCRC
Amalg
Amalg
amaatim
onation
Harmonization
Harmonization
of examinations
of examinations
Blueprinting
Blueprinting
$
1,958,670$
$ 1,958,670
- 336,330
336,330
- 437,000
437,000
393,500
393,500
3,125,500$
$ 3,125,500
2,710,476$
$2,710,476
145,371
145,371
145,734
145,734
- 245,354
245,354
336,453
336,453
3,583,388$
$3,583,388
2,605,563
$2,605,563
431,158
431,158
- 2,5929,599
212,998
212,998
- 3,252,318
$3,252,318
Research
and and
development
fundfund
Research
development
Examination
Examination
development
development
fundfund
OpeO
raptieornaatilorneasleraerscehaprcrohjepcro
tsjects
Spea
SkpeeraS
ker ie
Sseries
Proje
Pcro
tsjeRct&s DR & D
$
243,395$
$ 243,395
60,335
60,335
- 15,01050,000
216,251060,500
207,787$
$ 207,787
67,592
67,592
- 2,4928,498
135,173457,747
211,421
$ 211,421
52,614
52,614
49,24494,244
520 520
104,190244,924
$
$ 535,230
535,230$
$ 413,624
413,624$
$ 418,723
418,723
$
$ 524,582749,879$
$ 563,566731,671$
$ 460,426600,260
Research and development:
Amortization
Amortization
of tangible
of tangible
capital
capital
and and
intaningtiabnlegiabsleseatssets
Other expenses:
PCRC
Committee
expenses
PCRC
Committee
expenses
$
Public
Public
and and
Organizational
Organizational
Relationships
Relationships
MINM
C INC
OtheOr tchoerrpcoora
rpteorm
ateemmbeem
rsbheiprship
TotaTl oetxapl eenxspeesnses
- -$
10,000
10,000
75,07050,000
30,03000,000
$
- -$
655 655
50,05000,000
38,73480,740
$
- 8,000
8,000
60,06000,000
26,42362,432
$
$ 115,000
115,000$
$
89,395
89,395$
$
94,432
94,432
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LICENTIATES - A
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ABATZOGLOU, Sarantis
ABBAS, Tehmina Mazhar
ABBASI MOOD, Zhoobin
ABD HALIM, Siti Rasyidah
ABDELHALIM, Tarek
ABDELMALLEK, Irini Attef Ayoub
ABDERRAHMAN, Maroua
ABDIRAHMAN, Ifrah
ABDUL HAMEED, Yusra T.
ABDUL-KAREEM, Ihssan Adeeb
ABDULLA, Irfan
ABDULLA, Karim Ramzan
ABDULLA, Sadiq
ABDULREHMAN, Jameel
ABEDI SOHROFOROUZANI, Neda
ABEYSEKERA, Jayani Bhagya
ABOU ANASER, Salaheddin F.H.
ABOU MEHREM, Ayman Ibrahim Hassan
ABOULHOSN, Kewan
ABOUTOUK, Dina
ABRAMOWITZ, Daniel
ABU-SA’DA, Omar Sooqi Deeb
ACTON, Lise-Marie
ADAM, Benjamin Alexander
ADAMOVA, Irina
ADDAI, Stephen Akwasi
ADEDIPE, Olusola Adewale
ADELOWOKAN, Tolulope Olubanji
ADEPONLE, Ademola Bernard
ADEYINKA, Adewale
ADNAN, Shazia Aziz
AFIFI, Jehier Kamal Eldin Dessoky
AFRA, Kevin
AFROZ, Laila
AFROZE, Sonia
AFSARI, Mahnaz
AFSHAR, Narges
AGGARWAL, Purujit Nitin
AGHA, Shahina
AGNEW, Nicole Catherine
AGWAZE, Monday Martins
AHAMAD, Keith
AHMAD, Banaz Rafiq
AHMAD, Elham Sadik
AHMADI, Sara
AHMED, Amna
AHMED, Hanan Mohammad Ali
AHMED, Ishtiaq Zahir
AHMED, Mohammed S.
AHMED, Shajan
AHMED, Syed Wajid
AHSAN, Muhammad Rauf
AIRIA, Parisa
AITON, Kara
AJAERO, Henry Chukwuemeka
AJANI, Adenike Frances Yejide
AJAYI, Raphael Olusegun
AJOGWU, Chamberlain Ezugwu
AKINDIPE, Oyebukola Oyeronke
AKINLOYE, Olayiwola Oyekola
AKINSETE, Folajimi Vincent
AKSOY, Tuba
AL ATASSI, Borhan
AL BARBARAWI, Moh’d Mah’d
AL BREIKI, Danah
AL GADIEM, Emran Ali
AL GHAITHI, Ibrahim Sulaiman Mas’oud
AL HARBI, Mousa Ayesh R.
AL HEJAILI, Faris Falah
AL HOUTI, Ahmad
AL KATHEERI, Ali Mohammad Ali
AL LAWATI, Ali Iqbal Ali
AL MAKADI, Mohammed Saleh A.
AL MOUMEN, Zakaria Mohammad
AL MULAIK, Abdulaziz Saleh
AL OZAIRI, Abdullah
AL QURASHI, Waleed
AL RAJHI, Yaser
AL SHANTI, Mohammad
AL SUWAIH, Addnan R.
AL TIKRITI, Bakir Y. Dawood
ALABOUSI, Abdullah
ALAK, Aiman
ALALI, Ali Abdulatif
ALANDARY, Samer
ALANGH, Manreet
AL-AZEM, Hafsah
AL-BACHARI, Hamed
AL-BADOOSH, Auday Mohammed Ali
AL-BAIMANI, Khalid Salim Mohsin
ALBIR, Yousra Yasir
ALDEKHAYEL, Salah Ali
ALDER ST-GERMAIN, Yoan
ALEKSOVA, Natasha
ALENABI, Seyedeh Talia
ALEXANDER, Noah Max
ALFAADHEL, Talal Abdullah A.
AL-GHARBAWY, Ali Mohammed Hadi Mahdi
ALHARBI, Faiz Mosa
ALHASAN, Abdulaziz Ayyadh
ALI, Huma
ALI, Maria
ALI, Nafisa Awill
ALI, Rashad
ALI, Talal Farouk Mustafa
AL-IZZI, Adel Jalal Abdulghany
ALJIFFRY, Murad
AL-KHAZRAJI, Wassan Saadi Ka
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LICENTIATES - A / B
ALLAIN WOUTERLOOD, Marijke
ALLARD-CHAMARD, Hugues
ALLISON, Simon Mark
ALLY, Muhammad Shaakir Cassim
AL-MANASRA, Tariq Khaled Mohammad
ALMIGHAIRBI, Adel Mohamed S.
AL-MOGBEL, Osama Abdullah
AL-MOUSAWY, Zolfakar
AL-MUBARAK, Awatif
AL-MULLA HUMMADI, Yasmin Kh.
Abdulmunaem
AL-OBAIDI, Hasan Abdulsattar
AL-QUZWEENI, Zubaidah Kamil
Hammood
AL-SAFAR, Anmar S. Dawood
ALSAYEGH, Eman A. H. M. E.
ALSEHLI, Riyadh Nasir
ALSHAAR, Waheeb
ALSHAIKH, Belal Naim
ALSHAMSI, Fayez
AL-SHIDHANI, Tharaya Ahmed
ALTALEBI, Raghid Riyadh Abbood
ALTUWAIJRI, Wafa Abdulaziz
ALVAREZ, Fresnel Junior
AMAN, Iram
AMIN, Mohammad Shakil
AMIN, Shubarna
AMIR, Mariam
AMIRI-BOSTAN-ABAD, Neda
AMMOURA, Ali Musa Mah’d
AN, Howard Howe-Wei
ANDANY, Nisha
ANDRAWES, Maged Samir Mettry
ANOCHIE, Egorume Ufuoma
ANSEDE LUNA, Gonzalo
ANTON, Annepa
ANYA MENGUE, Pierre
AO, Peter Fang
APPENDINO, Juan Pablo
APPLEBY, Stephanie
APPLETON, Sarah Elizabeth
ARAB, Akram
ARAIN, Umber Qadir
ARAM, Omid
ARLET, Ophélie
ARMSTRONG, Glen Lawrence Earl
Oldham
ARORA, Anu
ARSENAULT, Frédéric
ARSENAULT, Valérie
ASEER, Sam Jony
ASHKANASE, Jenna Lee
ASHMAN, Bradley Daniel
ASHMAWEE, Shimaa Taha
ASHMEAD, Nathan Edward
ASHOUR, Dina F. A.
ASIF, Bilal
ASIM, Shiba
ASIM, Uzma
ASPLER, Anne
ASSAAD, Amany Samir
ASSEM, Hisham
ATIA, John Noshi Atallah
ATIF, Rabia
ATWAL, Pritpal
AU, Ping-Yee Billie
AUBIN, Joseph Robert Jean-Michel
AUCAMP, Marius Herman
AUDET, Catherine
AUDET, Karine
AUNY, Anika Afrin
AUSTIN, Emily
AUSTIN, Ryan Edward
AVERSA, Meghan
AVRAM, Robert-Calin
AWAD, Sara F. M.
AWAN, Naheed Akber
AYLOTT, Alice Virginia
AZARBAR, Ataa
AZIZI, Behrooz
AZOUAOU, Nassima
AZZAM, Mohamed Hatem A.
BABB, Kimberly Nicole
BACHARANIANDA, Aiyanna Kuttaiya
BACHER, Adrienne Sonia
BADALATO, Lauren
BADESHA, Kulvir Singh
BADILLA GARCIA, Jaime Felix
BADRAN, Hani Mohamed Elbelisi
BAHADORI, Katayoun
BAHARNOORI, Moogeh
BAHIG, Houda
BAHO, Olivier
BAI, Shari
BAIG, Ehtesham
BAILEY, Kristy
BAJAJ, Ravi Roshan
BAJWA, Arpun Kaur
BAKER, Crystal Joy
BAKIRTZIAN, Parseh
BAKRY, Ahmed Sayed Aly
BAL, Manpartap
BAL, Simerpreet Singh
BALAS, Najla Hasan
BALASINGAM, Sivadevi
BALASINGHAM, Shivashanker
BALHA, Abdelaziz
BALLARD, Mark Samuel
BALLUT, Kareem
BANASCH, Matthew
BANDUKWALA, Taha
BANHARA, Milton Filho
BANICI, Laura-Corina
BANSAL, Ashima
BARADARAN, Nazli
BARAKE, Walid
BARBER, Brittany Regan
BARNES-PRIOR, Katie Edna Betty
BARNFIELD, Paul Christopher
BARRETT, Catherine Ann
BARTLETT, Penelope Jayne
BASI, Simran Singh
BASTIANELLI, Paul Anthony Roy
BASTIANY, Alexandra
BATTCOCK, Sarah Marie
BEADON, Katherine Elizabeth
BEAUBIEN-SOULIGNY, William
BEAUCHAMP-CHÂTEL, Alexis
BEAUDOIN, Anne Sophie
BEAUDRY, Ariane
BEAUDRY, Frédéric
BEAULIEU, Alexis
BEAULIEU, Gaëlle
BEAUMIER, Catherine K
BEAUMONT-COURTEAU, Maxime
BEBBINGTON, Christopher
BEBBINGTON, Fraser Alexander
BECHAMP, Robert
BEDI, Vishal
BEHROUZ, Sara
BEJAR ARDILES, Katia Rocio
BEJJANI, Jimmy
BEJUK, Marta Kamila
BÉLAND, Andréanne
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LICENTIATES - B
BÉLANGER, Marie-Elaine
BÉLANGER, Nao
BELFORT, Maxon
BELHASSEN, Sarah
BELHOCINE, Mériem
BELISLE, Sheena Rose-Meline
BELL, Colin Robert
BELLEMARE, David
BELLERIVE, Claudine
BELOVAY, Graham William
BELYEA, James Robert
BEMMO, Armel
BEN HAMEID, Osama
BENASSI, Paul Victor
BENHABIB, Berna
BENLAMRI, Amina Ahlem
BENNETT-BOUTILIER, Nicole Hazel
BENSON, Garrett Thomas Lloyd
BERARDI, Lyndsay
BERENGER, Byron Michael
BEREZNYAKOVA, Olena Yuriyivna
BERG, Alan
BERGER, Jenna
BERGER, Landon James
BERGERON, Mathieu
BERGERON, Michaël
BERGH, Nikoletta
BERNARD, Annie
BERNÈCHE, Grégoire
BERNIER-JEAN, Amélie
BERNSTEIN, Leora Ruth
BERTHELOT, Benoit
BESHARA, Nassef Nazeer Derias
BESSERER, Floyd Allan
BEUKER, Erik Eyton
BHAGALOO, Lanishen
BHALLA, Jaideep
BHALLA, Kiran
BHALLA, Sunil
BHANDARI, Rahul Neil
BHASIN, Sanchit
BHATT, Manjunath Kailankaje
BHATT, Mihir
BHATTI, Harleen Kaur
BHEEMANENI, Sirisha
BIAGIONI, Bradly Joseph
BIBAS, Moshe Lior
BICKHRAM, Mahendra
BIDEN, Emily Esther
BIDNUR, Samir
BINGELIENE, Arina
BINGHAM, Allison Amelia Everett
BISAILLON, Lise-Anne
BISHR, Mohamed Omar Mohamed
BISSON, Daniel-Alexandre
BITARAF, Mona
BLACK, Stephanie Alicia
BLAIN-JUSTE, Marie-Ève
BLAIS, Jonatan
BLANCHARD, Oliver
BLANCHET, Marie-Ève
BLAQUIÈRE, Laurie
BLONDE, Kenneth Andrew
BLOOD, Katherine Anne
BLOUIN, Annie-Claude
BLUTEAU, Marie-Claude
BODANI, Vivek Pankaj
BODIE, Gregory
BOE, Corene Danielle
BOECHLER, Derek
BOGACH, Jessica
BOGUSZ, Elliott
BOHONOS, Agnieszka
BOIANU, Manuela
BOILARD, Jessy
BOILEAU, Mélissa
BOILY, Valérie
BOISVERT, Marie-Eve
BOISVERT, Philippe
BOKTOR, Michael Gayed Kamel Girgus
BOLBOL, Belal R. H.
BOLTON, Johan
BONANNI, John Ross
BOND, Rachel
BONNAR, Paul
BONNINGTON, Simon Paul André
BOOTH, John Paul
BOOTH, Susan Angela
BORNES, Troy Douglas
BORRELLI, Sergio
BOSHOFF, Hendrik Christiaan
BOSSÉ, Dominick
BOSSE, Jessica Ashley
BOSWALL, Andrew James
BOTHA, Daniel Johannes
BOTNARU, Tudor
BOUAZRA, Ahlem
BOUCHARD, Carl-Éric
BOUCHARD, Frédérick
BOUCHER, Andrée-Anne
BOUCHER, Marie-Ève
BOUCHER-KOVALIK, Sofia
BOUDJANI, Hayet
BOUDRAA, Ikram Taous
BOUDREAU, Coralie Catherine
BOUDREAU, Vanessa
BOUFFARD-CLOUTIER, Audrey
BOUGIE, Alexandre
BOUGIE-BOUCHER, Julie
BOULANGER COUTURE, Anne Sophie
BOULOS, Majdi
BOURASSA, Sylvie
BOURASSA-MOREAU, Étienne François Xavier
BOURGEAULT, Emilie Gingras
BOURQUE, Jean-Marc
BOUTIN, Tanguy
BOUTROS, Mark
BOUVET-BOUCHARD, Léonie
BOYLE, Matthew Thomas
BRACKENREED, Nolan
BRAHM, Amanda
BRAIS, Godefroy
BRANDÃO, José Ricardo de Mello
BRANDMAN, David Michael
BRANSI, Myriam
BRAR, Amandeep Singh
BRASSARD, Félix
BREMNER, Kyla Margaret
BRENNAN, Emily Therese
BRESLAVETS, Maksym Valeriyovych
BRIMACOMBE, Adeline MacLaren
BRISEBOIS, Simon
BRISSETTE, Ashley
BRISSETTE, François
BRISSON, Julie
BRITT-CÔTÉ, Maxime
BROAD, Kathleen Louise
BROCHU, Valérie
BROOKS, Edward Geoffrey
BROOMFIELD, Joel Alan Scott
BROWN, Andrew D.
BROWNING, Kim Minette
BRUCE, Jennifer
BRUKSON, Aleksei
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LICENTIATES - B / C
BRULÉ, Valerie Anne
BRUNET, Marie-Christine
BRUNET, Stella
BUBA, Melanie
BUDD, Allison Christine
BUDIS, Constanta
BUI-XUAN, Eva-Flore Sao-Mai
BUKHARI, Majidah Abdul Fattah
BULLER, Mark
BURBRIDGE, Mark Alexander
BURCHILL, Keith Lawrence
BUREAU MORIN, Marie-Andrée
BUREAU, Gabrielle
BUREAU, Michel
BURKE, Dany
BURNS, Colby Jay
BURNS, Daniel James Patrick
BURRILL, Joshua Hal Peckover
BUTTERFIELD, Michael Paul
BUZAID, Amin Mohamad
BYERS, Brett Andrew
BYRNE, Adam Kenneth
C BLAIS, Simon
CADRIN TOURIGNY, Sarah Anne
CAISSIE, Jérémie
CALABRINO, Anthony
CAMPBELL, Gwen Anne
CAMPBELL, Jeffery
CANERS, Kyla Dawn Dunlop
CANTIN, Caroline
CARBONNEAU, Rachel Laura
CARD, Sydney
CARLSON, Vanessa Michelle
CARMICHAEL, Martha Etheridge
CARON, Andrew
CARON, Patricia
CARON, Yannick
CARPENTIER, Caroline
CARRIER, Benjamin-Benoit
CARROLL, Michael J.
CARTEN, Kathleen Anne
CARTER, Erin Elizabeth
CASEY, Stephanie M.
CASSIR, Gabrielle
CASSOL, Clarissa Araujo
CATAPANO, Joseph
CAYABYAB-MACANAS, Florabelle
Rose Caldez
CENKOWSKI, Michael
CESSFORD, Tara Anne
CHABOT, Guillaume
CHAGPAR, Ryaz
CHAHAL, Gurpinder Singh
CHAKKITTAKANDIYIL, Ajith
CHAMBERLAND, Marie-Ève
CHAMBERS, Andrea Lynn
CHAMBERS, Reid William
CHAMMAS, Marc
CHAMPAGNE, Pierre-Olivier
CHAMPAGNE, Trevor
CHAN, Angela Weiyee
CHAN, Anita Yuen Man
CHAN, Carlos Hou-Fai
CHAN, Caroline
CHAN, Chris
CHAN, Natalie Hoi-Man
CHAN, Salina Yuen Zun
CHAN, Siu Him
CHAN, Tiffany
CHAN, Yong Wern
CHANDER, Ankush
CHANDRA, Niharika
CHANDRASENA, Samantha Helen
CHAPLIN, Anna Christine
CHARACH, Nathaniel
CHARBONNEAU, Jasmin
CHARBONNEAU, Valérie
CHARD, Marisa Elizabeth
CHARLEBOIS, Janie
CHARRON, Marie-Pierre
CHAUDHRY, Harman
CHAVANNES, Mallory
CHAWANE-BEKWAYO, Nomhle Nobuhle
CHAWLA, Aakriti
CHAWLA, Kshitij
CHBAT, Tarek
CHEDDIE, Nishaan
CHEKHAR, Saïd
CHEN, Breanna Ashley
CHEN, Kuan-chin
CHEN, Michael Xiyue
CHEN, Shuo
CHEN, Yingming Amy
CHEN, Zhan Justin
CHÉNARD-POIRIER, Marie-Pierre
CHENG, Matthew Pellan
CHERKAOUI, Sabrine
CHERRY, Jonathan
CHEUNG, Caroline Marie
CHEUNG, Helen Man-Ching
CHEUNG, Victoria
CHEVRIER-LALIBERTÉ, Thomas
CHEW, Derek
CHIASSON, Mélissa
CHIBBAR, Richa
CHICOINE, Curtis Charles
CHIN, Garrett
CHIN, Melissa
CHIPETA, Daniel Chakhumbira
CHITSANTIKUL, Prin
CHIU, Hannah Hiu-Yan
CHIU, Rita Yee-Wai
CHO, Romy
CHONGO, Meck
CHOO, Eugene Kok Hua
CHOO, Sheryl
CHOUPANNEJAD, Shekoufeh
CHOW, Elaine Stephanie
CHOW, Kelly Kit Ngo
CHOW, Sebastien
CHOW, Winsion
CHOWDHURY, Sukumar
CHRISTIE, Emily Arielle
CHTOMPEL, Yaroslava
CHU, Karen Hoi Yan
CHUENG CHEN CHUAN, Kristelle Mee Fah
CHUI, Michael Herman
CHUMBER, Manisha Sonia
CHUN, Justin
CHUNG, Carol Wai-Lan
CHUNG, Jonathan Byung-Min
CHURCHLEY, Lindsay Rebecca
CIESLAK, Martin
CLANCY, Aisling Anne
CLANCY, Sarah Diane
CLARACQ, Marine
CLAYTON, Jacqueline
CLERK-LAMALICE, Olivier
CLEVEN, Raegan Dawn
CLICHE, Jean-Daniel
CLIFT, Fraser
CLOUTIER-NGUYEN, Véronique
CO, Steven John
COADY, Stephanie Ann
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LICENTIATES - C / D
COATTA, Erik Stephen Joseph
COETZEE, Gillaume
COETZEE, Robert
COFFEY, Maitreya
COFFEY, Niamh
COHEN-LYONS, Phillip Daniel
COLEMAN, Elizabeth Jeanette
COLES, Nicole Adrienne
COLISH, Jane Maureen
COLLIN, Marc-André
COLLISTER, David Thomas Barker
COLQUHOUN, Alexander Davidson
COLTIN, Hallie
COLWELL, Annie
CONNOLLY, Colleen Marie
CONRAD, Tatiana Deirdre
COOL, Derek William
COONEY, Megan Joan
CORKERY, Tamara Lizbeth Cairns
CORMIER, Guillaume
CORMIER, Josiane Mylène Marika
CORRIVEAU, Sophie Lynne
COSTA, Camille Katherine
COSTANTINI, Daniela Frances
CÔTÉ, Benoit
CÔTÉ, Ian
COUGHLIN, Ryan Phillip
COURNOYER, Catherine
COUTURE, Etienne
COUTURE, Étienne
COUTURE, Julie
COVARRUBIA, Kelina Alejandra
COWARD, Natasha
COYNE, Jade Brittany Rita
COZENS, Karen Louise
CRAM, Natalie Ann
CRAWFORD, John Gerard
CRAWFORD, Kelsey Anne
CREIDER, Julia Chepkogei
CROTEAU, Roxane
CRUICKSHANK, David Walter
CULLEN, Véronick
CULLINGHAM, Kyle
CUMMINGS, Theresa Kasumi Eva
CURTS, Dustin
CUSANO, Fiorenzo
CUSNIR, Ina
CUTFEET, James Daniel
CYR, Marie Priscille
CZERWINSKI, Michael Evan
DA CUNHA, Rachael Jacqueline Anna
DABBO, Samer
DADMARZI, Elmira
DAHLMANNS, Matthias
DAHOUMANE, Hassina
DALENS, Violaine
DALTON, Elise Marie
DAM, Debojyoti
DANKOFF, Samantha
DAS, Debarsi
DAS, Lopamudra
DAS, Subrata
DASH, Satya
DASTMALCHIAN, Seyed Kazem
DATO, Virgil Emile Salamat
DAUPHIN-PIERRE, Sabine
DAVID, Louis-Philippe
DAVIDSON, Ross Alexander
DAVIES, Anthony Ayebakro
DAVIES, Gwynivere
DAVIES, Paul
DAVIS, Mark
DAVOUDPOUR, Mohammadreza
DAWOOD, Saif N. Abdullah
DAWSON, Kelsey Jane Lakusta
DAYAL, Anita
DE BEER, Louis Nicolaas
DE CAIGNY, Pascaline
DE SWARDT, Stefan Raynier
DE VARENNES-GUAY, Maxime
DEBRUYNE, Elizabeth Anne
DECESARE, James Michael
DELAGE, Carolyne
DELJOOMANESH, Shima
DELLA ZAZZERA, Vincent
DELLI FRAINE, Patrizio
DELUCA, Terry Kenneth
DEMERS, Marc-André
DEMERS, Virginie
DERMAN, Ryan
DESCHÊNES, Edmé
DESFORGES, Nicole
DESJARDINS TESSIER, Amélie
DESMARAIS, Philippe
DESNOYERS, Sébastien
DESPLANTIE, Olivier
DESROCHERS, Janie
DESROSIERS, Mark Antoine
DEV, Varun
DEVI, Vimla
DEVLIN, Jason Glade Arbon
DEVLIN, Megan Katharine Benson
DEVRIES, Haley Elizabeth
DHALIWAL, Gurpreet Kaur
DHALIWAL, Kuljit Kaur
DHARMAI, Gillian Sabrina
DHILLON, Bikramjit Singh
DIAMANDIS, Phedias
DIAZLARA MANJARRES, Jaime Ali De Jesus
DICAIRE, Stéphanie
DICU, Armela
DIEDERICHS, Brendan
DIELWART, Cassandra Lane
DIF, Yasmine
DINGLEY, Brittany Lee
DIZON, Stephanie
DOBBE, Ashlee Michelle
DODO, Ibrahim Muhammadu
DOIG, Jenna Lynn
DOIRON, Maryjo
DOKOUHAKI, Pouneh
DONKIN, Allan John
DORAN, Sean Thomas
DORÉ-GAUTHIER, Virginie
DORÉ-TÉTREAULT, Marie-Pier
DORFEUILLE, Nydia
DORNIK, Julia
DOSHI, Biraju
DOUCET, Laurent
DOWDING, Christopher Todd
DOWHANIUK, Jenna Katherine
DOWNTON, Karen Christina
DOYLE, Meagan Ruth
DOYON, Julie
DOYON-GAMACHE, Noémie
DROUIN, Olivier
DROUIN, Olivier
DRULLINSKY ALVO, David Andres
D’SA, Heathcliff Pierson
D’SOUZA, Bruce Benjamin
DU PLESSIS, Hendrik
DU TOIT, Lionel Louw
DU TREMBLAY, Julien
DUAN, Pu
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LICENTIATES - D / F
DUBÉ, Samuel Gerard André
DUBREUIL, Hélène
DUBUC-GAUDREAU, Philippe
DUCAS, Anne Athena
DUCLOS, Christine Karine
DULONG, Braden John
DUMAINE, Chance Skylar
DUMONT, Jonathan
DUNCAN, Andrew Walter
DUNN, Jessica Katherine Elizabeth
DUONG, Frédérick
DUPUIS, Mélissa
DUQUETTE, Aimée
DUSIK, Christopher James
DUTTA, Prasannajit
DUVAREILLE, Charles
DYCK, Andrew Jonathan
DYSON, Ashley Lynn
DZAJA, Ivan
EARAMPAMOORTHY, Baburam
ECKSTEIN, Janine Sara
EDGAR, Adrian Eoin
EDISON, Erica Emma
EGHDAMI, Lily Annahita
EID, Cynthia
EISSA, Islam Rifaat G. A. Al Mageed
EL HALLANI, Soufiane
EL ROUBY, Doaa Hussin Saad Eldin
ELALLEGY, Abed Ali A.
ELGRIGNI, Hassan Rida
EL-HADI, Mustafa
EL-HAGE, Ali
ELMAGHRABY, Nermine Mostafa
ELMI, Maryam
ELSAWAF, Amani Hussein
ELSE, Scott Donald Norman
ELSHARKAWY, Adel Mahmoud Sayed
Mohamed
ELSHERIF, Ehab Ahmed Sobhy
EL-TAWEIL, Amal Mohamed Husein
ELTAWIL, Karim Mohamed Abdelkader
ELWOOD, Chelsea Nicole
ELZINGA, Kate
EMAMI ESFAHANI, Nader
EMINI, Neim Nick
ENEH, Amaka Ann
ENRIQUEZ, Karen de Manuel
ERDMAN, Sarah Ellen
ERFANFAR, Alireza
ERGUN, Suzan Selin
ERIKI, Simon Peter
ESABRI, Najwa Ali M.
ESKANDAR GERGIES, Shokry Mahrous
ESKI, Aldi
ESLAMI, Mina
ESMAIL, Ali Raza
ESPOSITO, John Guido
ESSELMONT, Elizabeth Ashley
ESTRABILLO, Eileen Marie
ETHIER, Joanie
ETHIER, Marie-Pascale
EVANS, Andrea
EVERETT, Janeve Rose
EWING, Christopher
EZEIFE, Doreen Anuli
FABIAN, Jaroslav Christopher
FADHOLI, Wijdan
FAGARASANU, Andrei Dragos
FAGUY, Alexandre
FAHMY, David Cyril
FAIRBAIRN, Nadia Souhalya
FAIRGRIEVE, Christopher Douglas
FAJARDO LA TORRE, Maria del Pilar
FALARDEAU, Eric
FALARDEAU, Karine
FALK, Vanessa
FALLAH RASTEGAR, Rashin
FALLAH, Reza
FAMUYIDE, Akinrinola
FAN, Lily Zhuoqi
FANI, Parisa
FANTHAM, Neva Virginia
FARGHALY, Ghada Amer
FARHANG KHOEE, Hana
FARHAT, Fawzi Emhemmed Salama
FARID ARAKI, Keyghobad
FARIS, Ali Sabri
FARLINGER, Christopher Miguel
FAROUK ABDEL HAKIM MAHMOUD,
Shireen
FARQUHAR, Jaclyn
FARZADFAR, Farahnaz
FATHALLI, Ferid
FATIMA, Kulsoom
FATIMA, Sarah
FAUBERT, Charles
FAWCETT, Adrian Paul
FAZELI, Zhila
FAZLAGIC, Sasa
FEDORUK, Kelly Anne
FEILCHENFELD, Zachary Hilel
FELTON, Kathleen Elizabeth Ann
FERDOUS, Rayhanatul
FEREIDOUNI, Mina
FERGUSON, Janet Christina
FERGUSSON, Mary Ellen
FERNANDES, Nisha Maria
FERNANDO, Josephine Catherine
Christabelle
FERRAND, Amaryllis Cloélia
FERRERIA, Sharon Grace
FERRIS, Mollie
FESHARAKI, Maryam
FILION, Charles Alexandre
FINKBEINER, Nathan William Brock
FIRSZT, Matthew Shane
FLAMAND, Charles
FLANNIGAN, Ryan
FLYNN, Sarah Mary Catherine
FODDA, Christian
FOGEL, Jordan Paul
FOK, Patrick Terrence
FONG, Laura Megin
FONTAINE, Myriam
FOO, Cheryl
FORAN, Allison Sophia
FORTÉ, Stéphanie
FORTIN BEAUDOIN, Sara
FORTIN-LANGELIER, Benjamin
FOTHERINGHAM, Mary Elizabeth
FOURNIER, Marie-Joëlle
FOURNIER, Véronique
FOURNIER-FARLEY, Camille
FOX, Shandy
FRANCIS, George Jacob
FRANCO, Christopher
FRANK, Tym
FRANKEL, Matthew
FRASER, Amy
FRASER, Tyler Scott
FRÉCHET, Benoît
FRÉCHETTE-DUVAL, Marie-Christine
FRENETTE, Adam
FRENETTE, Stéphanie
FRENKLAH, Yuri
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LICENTIATES - F / G
FRIDHANDLER, Naomi Jennifer
FRIESEN, Tyler Brent
FRISCH, Dana
FRITZ, Dieter
FRUNZA, Oana Catalina
FUNG, Eric Hing-Hiu
FUNG, Sarah Wing-Han
FYNN, John Kwesi
GABIAS, Caroline
GABILONDO, Cedric Sebastian
GAËTAN, Geneviève
GAGNON, Jordan
GAGNON, Marie-Eve
GAGNON, Marie-Ève
GAGNON, Nicolas
GAHLOT, Jyoti
GALE, Jenna
GALIBOIS, Andrey-Ann
GALLANT, Jason
GALLE, Jennifer
GAMBHIR, Shivangi
GANDHI, Sumeet
GANGAL, Mihnea
GANJIZADEH ZAVAREH, Farahnaz
GANSNER, Melissa
GANTZ, Jessica
GARBENS, Alaina
GARBER, Ian Alexander
GARCIA JELDES, Hector Felipe
GARCIA YAYA, Diana Esperanza
GARDINER, Clare Elizabeth
GAREAU-LABELLE, Annie-Kim
GAREL, Juliette
GARNEAU, Sara
GARNETT, Meghan Elizabeth
GAUDREAULT, Maxime
GAUDREAULT, Mélina
GAUDREAULT-TREMBLAY, MarieMichèle
GAUTAM, Sampann
GAVALOVA, Kristina Georgievna
GAVIGAN, Genevieve Marie
GELLER, Georgia
GENERAL, Stacey Nicole
GENGE, Leah Meghan
GÉNIER, Kim
GENOWAY, Krista
GENTLES, Roselynn
GEORGE, Angela Ajit
GEORGE, Ann
GERDUNG, Christopher Alan
GERGIS, Joseph Roshdy Rofaeil
GERSHONY, Sharon Laura
GHADAKI, Reyhaneh Honny
GHALY, Fady Rizk Masoud
GHARIB, Mireille Tina
GHASRODASHTI, Javad
GHATTAS, Crestein
GHESHMY, Afshan
GHOBARA, Nachwa El Sayed Mohamed
GHORI, Aqeel
GHUMAN, Harjeet Kaur
GILBERT, Cameron J.
GILBERT, Jaclyn
GILCHRIST, Ainslie Mary Jean
GILL, Charmaine Patrick
GILL, Daljit Singh
GILL, Mandeep
GILL, Parwinder Kaur
GILL, Roopan
GILLIS, Megan
GILMAN, Matthew Paul
GILMOUR, Gregory Sinclair
GILMOUR, Julie Anne
GINGRAS, Vincent
GINGRAS-CHARLAND, Marie-Eve
GINTHER, David Nathan
GIONET LANDRY, Noémie
GIRARDI, Brandon Larry
GLADWISH, Adam
GLASSFORD, Rebecca
GLAUDE, Pier Diane
GLEICHER, Yehoshua
GO, Stephanie Lynn
GODLEWSKI, Katarzyna Irena
GOGUEN, Denis
GOHEL, Bhavini
GOHER, Saber Riad Labib
GOLDADE, Seirin Elizabeth
GOLDBERG, Mira
GOLDCHTAUB, Valeri
GOLDENBERG, Neil M.
GOLDFARB, Aarin Johanna
GOLESIC, Elizabeth Ann
GOLMOHAMMADI, Kamran
GOLROKHIAN SANI, Mohammad Reza
GÓMEZ IZQUIERDO, Juan Camilo
Ernesto
GOODICK, David Earle
GOSSELIN, Patrice
GOSSELIN-LEFEBVRE, Stéphanie
GOSWAMI, Anurag
GOTES PALAZUELOS, Jose
GOUWS, Willem Jacobus
GOYAL, Seema
GOYETTE, Raphaël
GRAHAM, Brett Robert
GRAHAM, Donald Alexander
GRATTON, Rémy-Martin
GRAY, Andrew Paul
GRAY, Darren
GRAYSTONE, Amber Rebecca
GREEMBERG, Rony
GREEN, Jessica Ashleigh
GREEN, Steven Andrew
GREENBERG, Joshua Allon
GREENWALD, Allen
GREGG, Kevin Ronald
GRÉGOIRE-CHAMPAGNE, Samuel
GREGORY-MILLER, Kathleen
GREGSON, Brian David
GRENIER, Julie
GRENIER-VALLÉE, Priscille
GREWAL, Amninder
GREWAL, Jatinder Preet Singh
GRIFFITHS, Cameron
GRILLER, Nadia
GRIMBLY, Chelsey
GRONDIN, Marie-Pier
GROOM, Amy Grace
GRYNSPAN, Bernard
GRZYB, Magdalena Julia
GU, Jeffrey Jiachuan
GU, Yuqi
GU, Zaodi
GUERTIN, Sophie
GUILBAULT, Mathieu
GUILLEMETTE, Annie
GUILLEMETTE, Judith
GUIMEZAP TSOPMO, Jackson
GUINN, Aaron James
GUJARE, Pradip Eknath
GULATI, Grace Kaur
GUO, Meiqi
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LICENTIATES - G / I
GUPTA, Salil Kumar
GUPTA, Vasudha
GURAU, David Aaron
GURNEY-DUNLOP, Tanner Shae
HABASHI, Wageeh Gameel Roshdy
HADDAD, Lisette
HADDAD, Maha Ramzi Hameed
HADDOCK, Candace Andrea
HADID, Vicky
HAFIDH, Maky Abdul
HAGGITH, Yevgeniya
HAILU, Tadesse
HALL, Devin Nicole
HALL, Riley
HALLI, Priyanka Shivalingappa
HAMELIN, Alexandre
HAMILTON, Claire Miriam
HAMILTON, Jerome Matthew
HAMILTON, Sarah Nicole
HAMUD, Omer Abdalla Abdel Rahim
HAN, Jinglan
HANLEY, Erin Lesley Margaret
HANLEY, Stephen
HANNA, Enas Ezzat Zakher
HANS, Harninder Pal
HANSEN, Carly
HANSFORD, Erika Laura
HAPKE, Emma Clare Sutherland
HAQ, Aamir
HARDIN, Jori
HARDS, Andrea Margaret
HARDY, Guillaume
HARI SINGH, Manjeet Kaur
HARRIGAN, Claire Margaret
HARRIS, David James
HART, Lara
HART, Michael Frederick
HARTL, Trevor
HARVEY, Gregory
HARVEY, Layne Joseph
HARVEY, Shauna Marie
HARVEY, Stéphanie
HASANY, Aasim
HASHEM, Fathi Ali
HASHEM, Mohammad Abul
HASLETT, Peter Jonathan
HASSAN, Ahmed Jacob
HASSAN, Sarah
HASSELBACK, Jasmine Marie
HASSO, Maan George Naim
HASTINGS, Erica
HATEM, Muhammed Amer Hatem
HAWA, Faris Salim
HAY, Kevin Anthony
HAYDON, Christopher Michael
HEALY, Brian Daniel
HEBERT, Marie
HECHT, Nathan Graham
HEGDE, Ashwin
HEINRICHS, Kristin Maria
HENDRY, Saelle Lillian
HENNEBERRY-FUDGE, J. David
HENRY, Marc-Antoine
HERBERT, Devin James William
HERMANUTZ, Katie Elizabeth
HERNANDEZ CASTAÑO, Ricardo Javier
HÉROUX, France
HERTZ, Paul Charles
HESLOP, Claire L
HETAIMISH, Bandar
HEYDARI, Seyed Taha
HICKEY, Anita
HICKLE, Jonathan David
HILL, Michael James
HILLIER, Morgan
HIMDI, Lamiae
HINZ, Laura Elizabeth
HIRJI, Ali Murtaza
HIRJI, Mohamed Mustafa
HIWEISH, Amna Ibrahim
HNATIUK, Mark
HO, Andrew Kat-Tsun
HO, Peter
HOCKLEY, Aaron Joseph
HODGDON, Taryn
HODGINS, Mitchell
HOFFER, Darryl
HOJILLA, Carlo Vincent
HOLDEN, Reed Andrew
HOLIFF, Jacqueline
HOLLAND, Alyson Vera Foskien
HOLLETT, Julia
HOLLOWAY, Daniel Douglas
HOLMES, Oliver Edwin
HOLTBY, Caitlin Elizabeth
HOMER, Marisa
HOPPENBROUWERS, Ernst Gerardus
Marie
HOPPER, Tara
HORN, Martin Bedrich
HOROWITZ, Daniel
HOSSEINI, Tahereh
HOUGH, Henry
HOULE, Marie-Andrée
HOULE, Olivier
HOULIHAN, Sara
HOUNSELL, Andrée-Ann
HOUSE, Wendy Myra
HOVE, Eunice
HOWARD, Lisa Christine
HOWES, Adam John
HOYTE, Lisa Christine
HRDLICKA, Ashley
HSIEH, Taulee
HSU, Chia-Hao
HUANG, Adrian Leonard
HUANG, Alexander Francis
HUANG, Dayan
HUANG, Kitty
HUANG, Kuo-Cheng
HUANG, Lina Nuoxin
HUBERT, Julien
HUDSON, Matthew Eric
HUGH, Sarah Christina
HUGHES, Nicole Angela
HUMAN, Andrea Lyndall
HUME, Laura Julia
HUMPHREYS, Joanna Sarah
HUNTER, Allison Marie
HUOT, Andréanne
HURST, Jonathan David
HUSAIN, Adeel
HUSCH, Alanna
HUSSAIN, Mohammed Wasif
HUSSEIN, Haseena
HUTH, Kathleen Barbara
IBRAGIMOV, Murat Saminovich
IBRAHIM, Adel Fawzy
IBRAHIM, Baher Fadel Henry
IBRAHIM, Eman Ebaid Fahim
IBRAHIM, Eman Habib
IBRAHIM, Hesham Gamal El Din Mohamed
IBRAHIM, Mohammud Saleem
IDRIS, Sherif
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LICENTIATES - I / K
IIO, Brandi Dannielle
IKESAKA, Rick Takashi
IKRAMOVA, Khakima
IMDADULLAH, Amira Sultana
IMRAN, Aatika
IOANNOU, Paris
IOSFINA, Ioulia
IP, Stephen Kin Man
IRAVANI TABRIZIPOUR, Amir
IRIMIES, Adina Gabriela
IRISLIMANE, Myriam
IRVINE, Harley Robert
ISAAC, Kathryn
ISAIAH, Joseph Nabil Fahmi
ISTAFANOUS, Maged Tharwat Zaki
JABER, Wisam M. Ali
JACK, Andrew Steven
JACK, Carolyn Sarah
JACOB, Deepti Anna
JACOB, Jeku
JACOBSZ, Nicolette
JAFARI, Katayoon
JAFFER, Iqbal Haider
JAFRI, Syed Zeeshan Abid
JAHANGIRVAND, Alex
JAHED, Ali
JAKSA, Peter Juro
JAMES, Aisha Nyota Pia
JAMES, Claudine Gerrilyn
JANSEN VAN RENSBURG, Petrus
Erasmus
JANSEN, Nolan Patrick
JARVIS, Rebecca
JASTRZEBSKI, André
JASUDAVISIUS, Amanda Mary
JAVED, Fauzia
JAWORSKI, Magdalena
JAWORSKY, Denise Wendy
JAYAS, Rajat
JEFFERY, Dean Thomas
JENKINS, Gregory Harold Leslie
JENNESON, Sandra
JENSEN, Lorraine Frances
JEYARAJ, Leo Muthusamy
JIANFAR, Jinoos
JIANG, Henry Yi
JIVRAJ, Imran
JIVRAJ, Khalil
JO, Patricia Carolyn
JO, Susan
JOBLING, Rebekah Kjerland
JOE, Aaron Wai-Bun
JOMPHE BEAUMONT, Gabriel
JONES, Kevin Charles
JONKER, Izak De Villiers
JONKER, Jacobus Muntingh
JOSEPH, Marie Claude
JOURNEAY, William Shane
JOVANOVIC, Vojislav
JOY, Edward Eric
JU, Yang
JUAIRE, Noémie
JUNEJA, Aparna
JUNQUEIRA-DUARTE, Beatriz Lasmar
Portilho
JURGENS, Dewald
JURKIEWICZ, Michael Todd
KACHOOIE, Sogoal
KADATZ, Matthew James
KADHIM, Ahmad
KALACHE, Dima
KALER, Kamaljot Singh
KAM, Sau Han
KAMAL, Fadi
KAMEL HASAN, Olfat Shibli Mohammed
Kamel
KANDEL, Christopher
KANG, Kristopher Thomas
KANG, Matthew
KAO, Cindy Ko-Chen
KAPELUTO, Jordanna Esther
KAPOOR, Arvin
KARAGIC, Milica
KARAHOCA, Metin
KARANI, Yasir
KARIM, Safiya
KARKHANE, Furozandeh
KASHANI, Paria
KASHUR, Rabia Musa Siyfaw
KASSAR, Rawan
KASSEM, Samah Mohamed E.
KATSIOS, Christina Maria
KAUENHOFEN, Kurt
KAUSHIK, Vishal Raj
KAWINSKA, Anna
KAY, Emily
KELLY, Kate
KELLY, Ryan Patrick
KENG, Christine
KENNEDY, Aaron
KHACHATRYAN, Davit
KHADADAH, Sulaiman M. E. KH. S.
KHALAF, Dina Gamal
KHALIL, Diana
KHALIL, Israa Mouhsen
KHALIL, Micheal Ramzy Gergis Ibrahim
KHALILI MILANI, Masoud
KHAN HAZARATOOLA, Irfan Pathan Yusuf
KHAN, James
KHAN, Mohammad Ayoub
KHAN, Nasir
KHAN, Nayla Mehboob
KHAN, Tajwar Naheed
KHAN, Waheed
KHANAFER, Ijab
KHANAHMADI, Nazila
KHANAM, Mst. Habiba Margia
KHANNA, Madhur Sunny
KHARA, Lovedeep Kaur
KHINDRI, Ravi
KHITAB, Aaron
KHODADAD, Kian
KHOLAIF, Naji Ali
KHURSHID, Faiza
KIARED, Ahmed
KIBERD, Mathew Bryce
KIM, Dennis
KIM, Young M.
KING, Carol Philberta
KINGSBURY, Valérie
KINGSTON, William Spencer
KINNAIRD, Adam Stewart
KIRCHER, Janeva
KIRK, Andrew Thomas
KISILEVSKY, Alexandra Elizabeth
KISSELGOFF, Olga
KITAMURA, Christopher
KITCHLU, Abhijat
KLAIBERT, Beau Curby
KLASSEN, Sheila
KLEIN, Hannah Sarah
KLEIN, Max
KLEIN, Ryan Anton
KLIPPENSTEIN, Peter John
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LICENTIATES - K / L
KLOPPER, Laurens Fred
KLOPPERS, Allan Alexander
KNOWLES, Sarah Angela
KO, Ashley Seung Yun
KO, Yi Man
KOBILJSKI, Jasmina
KOCAEFE, Burcu Suzan
KOCOVSKI, Linda
KOLMAN, Louis Robert
KOMOROWSKY, Andrei
KOO, Kevin
KOPKA, Michaela
KORZENIOWSKI, Martin Arthur
KOUTELAS, Nikolaos
KOVACS, Bernadett
KOVAL, Valentyna
KOWALCZUK, Marcin
KOWTECKY, Philip Andrew
KOZANCZYN, Christa Rachael
KOZIAR, Lauri Diana
KOZIJ, Natalie Katherine
KRAKOWSKY, Yonah
KRANTZ, Benjamin
KRAUSS, Emily Marie
KRAVCHENKO, Olena
KREITZ, Andrea Michelle
KRIKEB, Dehbia
KRISHNAMURTHY, Anuradha
KRISHNAN, Koushik Narayan
KROL, Karmen
KRONFLI, Nadine
KRYWENKY, Ashley
KUGANATHAN, Girudiha
KUGATHEEPAN, Ehamparam
KULKARNI, Sadhana Vishwanath
KUMAR TYAGI, Nidhi
KUMAR, Abhishek
KUMAR, Paninjukunnath Ravi
KUO, Andrew Chien-Yu
KUPPER, Suzana
KURIYA, Anita
KUUSKNE, Martin Troy
KUZNETSOV, Fiodar
KVANN, Julie Chakriya
KWOK, Clement Sai Yeung
KWOK, Karen See-Wan
KWOLEK, Erin Marie
KWON, Matthew
KYLE, David William
LA HAYE, Sophie
LA MANNA, Olga
LABAJIAN, Varant
LABBÉ, Ismaëlle
LABELLE, Jean-Philippe
LABERGE, Caroline
LABIB, Mohamed
LABRADOR FEBLES, Jose Antonio
LABRIE, Marilyn
LACELLE-WEBSTER, Fanny
LACHANCE, Laura
LACHANCE, Philippe
LACROIX-BOULANGER, Marie-Claude
LAFERRIÈRE-CHEVREFILS, Mathilde
LAFOND, Anne-Marie
LAFOND, Pierre-Alexandre
LAFORTUNE, Guillaume
LAFRANCE, Alexandre
LAFRENIÈRE, Gabrielle
LAGZDINS, Dina
LAI, Carolyn Siu Wuan
LAKHOO, Parbhoobhai
LAKRA, Deepak Chand
LAKS, Jessica Allison
LAL, Rishu
LALANDE, Élizabeth
LALANI, Aly-Khan Azadally
LALANI, Nafisha
LALAVI, Ali
LALIBERTÉ, Anne-Sophie
LALL, Priyanka
LALONDE, Sébastien
LAM, Ada Wing-Yi
LAM, Anna
LAM, Cindy Tze Yung
LAM, Jennifer
LAM, Jennifer Ka-Ying
LAM, Kayla Kun-Yu
LAM, Simon
LAM, Stephanie
LAM, Wilson
LAMB, Leslie
LAMBERT, Sébastien
LAMOTHE, Irene Rose-Berthe
LAMOUREUX, Frédéric
LAMPARD, James
LAMY, Laurence
LANDRY, Bret
LANDRY, François Jacques
LANDRY, Gabrielle
LANDRY, Jean Gabriel
LANDRY, Maude
LANDSBERG, Hester Cecilia
LANE, Alan
LANE, Cheryl Roberta
LANE, Glennie Anne
LANGELIER, Marie-Ève
LANSANG, Edward
LANSING, Davina Ruth Jo-Anne
LAPIERRE, David Philip
LAPLANTE, Alain
LAPOINTE, Emmanuelle
LARKIN, Emilie
LAROCQUE, Isabel
LAROUCHE, Alexandre
LAROUCHE, Gabrielle
LASKINE-HOLLAND, Marie-Laure
LAU, Anthony Chi-Wing
LAU, Christopher
LAU, Paul
LAURIAULT, Sébastien
LAURIER, Etienne
LAVIGUEUR-BLOUIN, Hugo
LAVOIE, Claudine
LAVOIE, Elaine
LAVOIE, Maryse Céline
LAVOIE, Olivier
LAW, Brenda Hiu Yan
LAZIER, Joanna Shari
LE ROUX, Jolene
LE, Kim Thien
LE, Trung Ngoc
LE, Vu Hoan
LEBARON, David Ballard
LEBEL, Marie-Jeanne
LEBLANC, Roxanne
LEBLANC, Valérie
LEBLANC-TRUDEAU, Charlotte
LECAVALIER, Annie
LECAVALIER, Mélanie
LECLAIR, Emily
LECLAIR, Valérie
LECLUYSE, Vincent
LEDUC, France
LEE, Cecilia
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LEE, Cheryl Tse-Yan
LEE, Ching Yin
LEE, Christopher Wai-Chung
LEE, Dana Hyojin
LEE, Hoi Yan Vivian
LEE, Hubert
LEE, James Seongwoo
LEE, Jonathan Chia-Ho
LEE, Kaitlin Gar Yun
LEE, Lik Hang
LEE, Seungchan
LEFAS, Georgia Mary
LEGAULT, Catherine
LEIA, Nathan Michael Albert
LEKHI, Vikram Sahai
LEKOTA, Phuma Jackson
LEMAIRE-LAMBERT, Anthony
LEMIEUX, Marie-Pier
LENAUSKAS, Daiva Aldona
LENTZ, Vanessa Juliane
LEONG, Ka Wai
LEPAGE, Veronik
LÉPINE, Pierre-Alexis
LESAGE, Marie-Andrée
LESSARD BRASSARD, Charles
LEU, Maria
LEUNG, Alexander Leigh-Yin
LEUNG, Kevin Matthew Yen Bing
LEUNG, Stefanie Chi-Mun
LÉVESQUE, Annie
LEVESQUE, Emilie
LÉVESQUE, Jérôme
LÉVESQUE, Jonathan
LÉVESQUE, Marise
LEVIN, Helen Emma
LEWINGTON, Laura Emeline
LI, Adrienne Louise Kit
LI, Eric Yu Kit
LI, Monica Ka Yi
LI, Pen
LI, Ting
LIAPOUNOVA, Natalia
LIASCHKO, Alexander
LIM, Jenny Jung Yeun
LIMOGES, Maude
LIN, Cheng
LIN, Tony Kuang Yu
LINCOLN, Matthew Ryan
LINTON, Matthew Stephen
LIS, Eric
LITT, Dhanjit
LITTLE, Christopher
LIU, Cecil
LIU, Shuangbo
LIU, Tianyi
LIVINGSTON, Michael Hobbs
LIZOTTE, Pierre-Paul
LO, Alto
LO, Andrea
LOGIE, Natalie
LONDEI-LEDUC, Luc
LONG, Michelle
LOREE, Jonathan Michael
LOTZ, Petrus Cornelis
LOUIE, Kimberley Elizabeth
LOW, David Joseph
LOZOWSKA, Dominika
LU, Andrew
LU, Lucy Xi
LUCK, Yaël
LUDWIG, Nathan Scott
LUKA, Marian Refaat Shaker
LUN, Sarah
LUONG, Christina
LUSSIER, Anne Renée
LUSTY, Christopher Andrew
LY, Donald Le
LYMBERIOU, Timothy
LYSACK, Elizabeth Jean
LYTE, Kristina
LYTTLE, Alexander Joseph Wielhorski
MA, Kim Anh
MABIFA, Olasunkanmi Lawal
MACCUSPIE, Jillian Ann
MACDONALD, Andrea Christine Anne
MACDONALD, David Benjamin Stewart
MACDONALD, Matthew Hillier
MACDONALD, Meghan Anne
MACDONELL, Diana Su-Yin
MACDOUGALL, Kristin Jayne
MACHER, Ted Williams
MACIAGOWSKI, Elsa
MACKECHNIE, Michael
MACKENZIE, Heather Margaret
MACKENZIE, Lindsay
MACKINLAY, Kathryn Drew
MACLEAN, Kelly Anne
MACLEOD, Matthew
MADALA, Sushma
MADANI LARIJANI, Koroush
MADANI, Amin
MADISON, Sarah Lael
MAGEE, Iain Patrick
MAGGISANO, Melinda A.
MAH, Allison Dawn
MAHER-LAPORTE, Gabrielle
MAHMOOD, Arshad
MAHZARI, Moeber Mohammed M.
MAI, Lauren Marie
MAILLY, Christian
MAILO, Janette Alexandra
MAIN, Anthony
MAKHDOOM, Safana Anna
MAKHZOUM, Jean-Paul
MAKNOJIA, Shiraz Kasamali
MALAIYANDI, Viba Bhuvana
MALEBRANCHE, Alain Daniel
MALEK MARZBAN, Peiman
MALETTE, Jacqueline
MALHOTRA, Neel
MALIK, Saira
MALLHI, Harkiran Kaur
MALTAIS, Julien
MALTAIS, Marie
MALTAIS-PROVENCHER, Sophie
MANHAS, Inderdeep Singh
MANN, Bikaramjit Singh
MANN, Sarika Amelia
MANNA, Madhumita
MANNHEIMER, Gareth Jerome
MANOLEA, Florin Iulian
MANSOUR, Marlène
MANSOURI, Seyed Alireza
MARANDA, Sophie
MARBEEN, Melad Ideen
MARCAURELLE, Hélène
MARCHENKO, Alexander
MARCOTTE, Mary Emily Rose
MARCOUX, Veronica Stefia Adele
MARHONG, Jonathan
MARIN, Scott
MARKIN, Rachel Zoe De Koven
MARLBOROUGH, Michelle
MARLEAU, Laurie
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LICENTIATES - M
MARQUARDT, Katherine
MARQUICIO DE TOMAS, Maria Yanela
MARQUIS GRAVEL, Guillaume
MARTEL, Samuel
MARTIN, Allan Russell
MARTIN, Elisabeth
MARTIN, Leanne
MARTIN, Marie-Josée Line
MARTIN, Pierre-Luc
MARTINEAU, Laurence
MARTINEZ RIVERA, Andrea
MARTINKA, Pawel Maciej
MARTINS, Ruben Paulo
MARTON, Ashley
MARZOUK, Karim
MASCIOLI, Kelly Joanna
MASON, Ross Jerome
MASOUDI, Parviz
MASSÉ-BOUILLÉ, Guy-Anne
MASSON-ROY, Sarah
MASTORAS, George Nicholas
MATEJCEK, Adela
MATHERS, James William
MATHESON, Amy Kathleen
MATHURANGAN, Yasothara
MATIASZ, Richard Alexander
MATTELIANO, Luigi Salvatore
MATTIA, Alicia
MAURICE, Geneviève
MAY, Tyler Bryant
MAYES, Camisha
MAZURAT, Andrea Mary
MAZZETTI, Gillian Anne
MCAULEY, Rosalyn Claire
MCCAMMON, James Richard
MCCAULEY, Scott Douglas
MCCOLL, Tamara
MCCREADY, Colin James
MCCREDIE, Victoria Anne
MCCREERY, Greig Lyon
MCFADDEN, Nicole
MCGOWAN, Kelly Elizabeth
MCGRAW, Serge
MCINTYRE, William Finlay
MCKEE, Daniel
MCKENDY, Katherine
MCLAREN, Anya Therese
MCLAUGHLIN, Pierre-Yves
MCLEOD, Magnus Murdoch Bruce
MCLOONE, Mary
MCLUCKIE, Duncan Andrew
MCMILLAN, Jacqueline Mary
MCMILLAN, Lindsay Jane
MCNAUGHT, Andrew
MCPHERSON, Meghan Kalie
MCTAVISH, Wyatt Ross
MEAGHER, Ruairi
MEDU, Olanrewaju Ayodeji
MEIER-STEPHENSON, Vanessa Corinne
MEKOUAR, Hind
MELICH, Jiri
MELNYK, Olena Viktorivna
MELOCHE, Leslie Nicole
MELVIN, Lindsay Joanne
MEMON, Sadaf Shaukat
MENDELSOHN, Daniel
MENDELSON, David Nathaniel
MENDLOWITZ, Ariel Rachelle
MENJAK, Ines Barbara
MENJIVAR PONCE, Luisa Maria
MENTZ-SERFONTEIN, Christoffel
Hermanus
MENZIES, Rebecca Joanne Zoe
MERADJE, Katayoun
MERALI, Ali-Reza Muhammad
MERCER, Colin James
MERCIER LAPORTE, Chantal
MERCIER, Adam
MERCIER, Mathieu
MERCIER, Nicolas
MERCIER-COUTURE, Geneviève
MERENIUK, Alexandra
MERET, Aleksander Jakob Madison
MERKELEY, Hayley Lynne
MESSIER, Hugo
MÉTHOT LANGEVIN, David
METTLE, Valerie Naa-Ayelesah
MIAN, Hira
MICHAEL SHEHATO, Loura Khalil
MICHAEL, James Charles Roger
MICHAIEL, George
MIGNEAULT, David
MIJARES, Joy Ria Cruz
MIKHAIL, Eric
MIKHAIL, Geneviève
MILLER, Amanda Jean
MILLER, Angela Katherine
MILLER, Charles Albert Spencer
MILLER, Mark William
MILLER, Robert Jack
MILLS, Rosanne Marie Tyrrell
MILNE, Danika
MILNE, Kaylee Sierra Dawn
MILOT, Ariane
MIR GHASSEMI, Asadollah
MIR, Omran
MIRICA, Clarisa Elena
MISHRA, Sanskriti
MITCHELL, Katherine Ann
MITCHELL, Nadine Claudia
MITRI, Mino Riad
MIVILLE, Catherine
MODDEMANN, Lisa Nicole Marie
MODHAFFAR, Mohamed
MOELLER, Andrew Donald
MOFFAT, Bradley Stewart
MOFFAT, Stephanie
MOFFATT, Anne Margaret
MOHAMED HAMZAH, Azmina Balkis
MOHAMED, Ali Mohamed Alaaeldin
MOHAMED, Mohamed Alfrjani
MOHINDRA, Rohit
MOHSENI, Mahshid
MOHSENIAN JAHROMI, Nakta
MOJTAHEDI, Khatereh
MOK, Philip
MOLEDINA, Irfan Karim
MOLLER, Liesel
MONDOUX, Shawn
MONGRAIN, Vanessa Anne
MONTALEONE, Pasquale
MONTEROLA, Marita Marquez
MOODLEY, Deshinee
MOODLIAR, Santhoshan
MOORE, Alex
MOORE, Jocelyn
MOOSAVI, Shahram
MOOSAVIASL, Sarvenaz
MORAIS, Savinda Prasantha
MORAN TORO, Cristina
MORAN, Timothy Dennis
MOREAU, Simon-Pierre
MORGAN, Ingrid
MORGAN, Stephen
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LICENTIATES - M / O
MORIN, Florence
MORIN, Julie
MORIN, Marie-Philippe
MORIN, Pierre-Aurèle
MORRIELLO, Florence
MORRIS, Christopher
MORRISON, Jennie
MORRISON, Paul Gregory
MORTADA, Awad Abdul Hadi
MORTEZAVI, Mahta
MOSER, Shasta Lee
MOSTOFI SADRI, Hamid
MOTAMEDI HERAVI, Mitra
MOUDGIL, Bineet
MOUSSADDY, Aimen
MOUSSEAU, Andrea Felicia
MOUSSEAU, Marie Diane Isabelle
MOYLAN, Beverly
MTSHALI, Raphael Thulani
MUBARKA, Bushra
MUIR, Katherine
MUJICA MOTA, Mario Alejandro
MUKHIDA, Karim
MUKHTAR, Uzma
MULLINGS, Kadir Owen
MUMTAZ, Soraya
MUNDI, Raman
MUNENE, Peter Mathenge
MUNRO, Joffre Scott
MUNTEANU, Florin
MURPHY, Blake
MURPHY, Christopher Paul
MURPHY, Paul Edward
MURRAY, Jean-Christophe
MURRAY, Nicolas
MUSHTAQ, Kashif
MUSSANI, Farheen
MUSSELMAN, Reilly Patrick
MUSTAFA, Marwa M. I.
MUTABDZIC, Dorotea
MUZAMMAL, Bushra
MYHRE, Joel Robert
NAAMAN, Sandra
NABAVI NOURI, Maryam
NADEAU, Frédéric
NADEAU, Jean-François
NADEAU, Karelle
NADEAU, Richard
NADEEM, Lubna Farooq
NADEEM, Saima
NADLER, Brian
NAEL, Humaira
NAHABET, Masis
NAHIRNY, Taras
NAIT AJJOU, Jamila
NAJMEH, Sara
NALLA, Bhanu Prasad
NAMAZI, Hadi
NANNINGA-PENNER, Lindsay Ruth
NANTEL-SMITH, Ryan
NAP, Stephen
NAPIER, Jolene Mary
NAQI, Khalid
NARASIMHAN, Sowmya
NARAYANAN LAKSHMI, Santhosh Kumar
NAREWAL, Mondeep
NASHID, Nancy
NASMITH, Trudy Elizabeth
NASSIF, Mohammed Osama I.
NATEGHIFARD, Kayvan
NAWAZ, Muhammad
NEAGA, Oana-Raisa
NEE, Brigid
NEJAT, Amir Massoud
NELLI, Jennifer
NELSON, Alexander Michel
NELSON, Alexandra Blanche
NEMATALLAH, Anouf
NESZT, Michael
NEUFELD, Anastasia
NEUFELD, Jeremy Russell
NEUFELD, Keith Robert John
NEVEU, Joannie
NG, Betty Ting Kwan
NG, Terry L.
NG, Vivian Tin-Yee
NGUYEN, Cat Tuong
NGUYEN, Hai Trieu Jimmy
NGUYEN, John Viet
NGUYEN, Laura Nancy Thuy Uyen
NGUYEN, Lisa
NGUYEN, Minh-Tri Jean-Pierre
NGUYEN, Nhu Tram Agnès
NGUYEN, Olivier François
NGUYEN, Patrick
NGUYEN, Quoc Dinh
NGUYEN, Vy
NGUYEN, Xuan An-Binh
NHAN, Carol
NIAZI, Ahtsham Uddin
NICA, Elena Irina
NICHOLAS, Christopher
NIEBERGALL, Michael Cory
NIKOLITCH, Katerina
NIKOLSKY, Victor
NIKONOVA, Anna
NING, Shuoyan
NISAR, Peace Noel
NISHAT, Samina
NISTOR, Andreea Clementina
NIXON, Nancy Alice
NJALSSON, Thorsteinn
NOBLE, Graham Bruce
NOLAN, Stephanie Anne
NOOR, Raza Ahmed
NOORDEH, Nima
NORMANDIN, Alexander
NOROUZIAN, Aliasghar
NOSS, Christopher
NOURAEYAN, Nina
NOURMOUSSAVI, Melica
NOVOSHINOV, Sergey
NOWIK, Christina Mau
NOY, Shawna Judith
NOYAHR, Lori-Anne Alcantara
NURY, Maya
NYLAND, Mark Andrew
OBEAD, Khaireldeen Hasan Nimer
OBNAMIA, Maira
O’BRIEN, Jeremy
O’BRIEN, Jonathan Darcy
O’BRIEN, Michael
OCHOA BONILLA, Carlos Andrés
O’CONNOR, Christine
ODEJAYI, Gbolahan Olatokunbo Bamidele
OGALI, Emmanuel Ogali
OGUNDIMU, Oluwabunmi Aderonke
OGUNREMI, Babatunde Ogunwale Olugbemiga
OHATA, Brent Ryan
OHORODNYK, Pavlo
OKHOWAT, Ali
OKONKWO, Cletus Chike
OKONKWO, Ikenna Isaac
OKUSANYA, Olanrewaju Olatunji
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LICENTIATES - O / P
OLIVEIRA, Timothy James
OMED ALI, Ridwaan
OMICCIOLI, Alexandre
O’NEILL, Deirdre Elizabeth
ORCHARD, Kali Mikal
O’REILLY, Heather Deanne
O’REILLY-FROMENTIN, Marie-Eve
ORLOV, Steven Rostislav
ORR, Serena Laura
ORSZAG, Andrej
ORTNER, Marion Regina Michaela
ORUJY JUKAR, Taiebeh
OSBORN, Heather Ann
OSBORNE, Jason Dennis
OSHODI, Mouruf Oladele
OSKOUI, Minoo
OSMAN, Houssein Sabeh
OSTREICHER, Melanie Lauren
OSWALD, Tyler William
OUADAH, Yamna
OUELLET, Isabelle
OUELLETTE, Mélissa
OULD ISSELMOU, Khaled
OWOJORI, Olagoke Bankole
OYEWOLE, Olusegun Abayomi
OYEWUMI, Modupe Tolunimi
PACE, Romina
PACHECO CLAUDIO, Christine
PACI, Michael
PACILI, Ilia
PAGE, Douglas
PAGÉ, Marie-Michèle
PAINA, Mihaela
PALARDY, Melissa Karine
PANG, Annie Yue
PANG, Zhiyu
PANOSYAN, Francis B.
PAPILLON SMITH, Jessica
PAQUETTE, François
PAQUETTE, Katryn
PAQUETTE, Stéphanie
PAQUIN, Hugo
PARADIS, Mireille
PARAS, Erica Dawn
PARASKEVOPOULOS, Elena
PARK, Edward Kyu Yol
PARK, Jeieung
PARK, Joseph
PARK, Si-Hyeong
PARK, Sunkyu
PARKER, Arabesque
PARKES, Leighanne Olivia
PARKS, Natalie Elizabeth
PARVEZ, Elena
PASYK, Ewa Anna
PATEL, Adarsh
PATEL, Grishma
PAUL, Ryan
PAYETTE, Geneviève B.
PAZARATZ, Michael Cooper
PEACOCK, Michael Donovan
PEACOCK, Sharon
PEERMOHAMED, Shaqil
PEIRIS, Manuel Waduge Mahesh
Chamindra Sylvester
PELINSKA, Gabriela
PELLAND-MARCOTTE, Marie-Claude
PELLETIER-GALARNEAU, Matthieu
PÉLOQUIN, Gabriel
PENALOZA, Maria
PENG, Si-Liang
PENNEY, Kaitlin Jean Heath
PERCY, Vanessa Jean
PERERA, Gihan
PERERA, Jerome Mevan Waidyaratne
PERERA, Kurukulasuriya Anton R. S.
PERETZ-LAROCHELLE, Maude
PERILLO, Michele
PERKINS, Siobhan Danielle
PERREAULT, Julie
PERRON, Pierre-Olivier
PERRON, Thomas Michael
PERRY, Grace Wing-Yuan
PERVEEN, Erum
PESEVSKA, Adrijana
PETERS, Cheryl Elizabeth
PETI, Carmen
PETIS, Stephen Michael
PETRIE, Renée
PHANG, Sen Han
PHILLIPS, Colin
PHILLIPS, Shauna Dae
PICARD-MASSON, Marianne
PICARD-TURCOT, Anaë Rébecca
PICHETTE, Maxime
PICKELL, Michael
PICKLES, Melissa
PIGGOTT, Jacqueline Rose
PILLAY, Vinesh
PILOTE, Laurie
PINAULT, Marc-André
PINCHEFSKY, Elana
PITRE, Lacey Diane
PITTMAN, Jennifer Martha
PITTMAN, Natalia Michelle
PLANTE, Mélanie Danielle
PLANTE-BARRIAULT, Frédérique
PLEWES, Christopher Edward
POIRIER, Francine
POIRIER, Rémi
POLLOCK, Jenni Patricia
PONZO, Marisa Grace
POON, Candice
POON, Eugenia
POONAH, Muhammad Fairoze
POPESCU, Andra Diana
POPOOLA, Abraham Jones
PORTER, David Alvin
POTECHIN, Rajini Bertha
POULIN-TRÉPANIER, Evelyne
POULIOT, Caroline
POULIOT, Eliane
POZDNYAKOV, Sergey Borisovich
PRAKASH, Ajay
PRAUGHT, Jeffery Christopher
PRAVEEN, Papanna
PREDESCU, Oana
PRICE, Susanne
PRIMEAU, Tommy
PROMMAHACHAI, Akom
PROPST, Alanna Jaclyn
PROVOST, Gabrielle
PROZESKY, Benjamin Vincent Musawenkosi
PRUTHI, Deepak Kumar
PTASHNY, Rachel
PUGH, James Edward Vernon
PUISSANT, David
PUKAY, Gregory
PULKKINEN, Carly
PURDY, Raymond
PUVANASUNDARAM, Uthayasothy
PUZHKO, Svetlana
PYLYPCHUK, Stephen Bryan
PYRA, Timothy Eric
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LICENTIATES - Q / S
QADURA, Mohammad
QAMAR, Yusra
QIAN, Jin
QIRJAZI, Elena
QOURAIMI, Ghizlane
QUACH, Sophie Minh-Vi
QUADIR, Asma Abdul
QUET, Julie
QUIRT, Jaclyn
QUMOSANI, Karim
QUON, Jeffrey Scott
QURESHI, Adnan
QURESHI, Yaqoob
QUTUB, Mohammed Ahmed
RACINE, Louis-Gabriel
RADY, Sherif Rifat Morsi
RAFIE, Ihsan Mahmood
RAFIKOV, Marat Faatevich
RAHALKAR, Amit Ramesh
RAHMAN POUR, Roonak
RAHMANIAN, Ronak
RAJAEE, Azadeh Nikoo
RAJDA, Ewa
RAJWANI, Noreen
RAMADAN, Eman
RAMAKRISHNA, Jayant
RAMASAMY, Vidya
RAMESSAR, John Abdul Sattar
RAMIREZ, Francisco Daniel
RAMOS, Timothy Jesse
RAMPERSAUD, Marcia Rena
RAMSAHAI, James Michael
RANDLE, Elizabeth Anne
RASH, Arjun Hira
RASHID, Nadira
RASHIDI, Babak
RASMUSSEN, Philip
RASSAM, Ammar
RATNAPALA, Harankaha Arachchilage
Sanath
RATTÉ-LAROUCHE, Mathieu
RAUF, Tahir Mehmood
RAUSCHER, Sandrine
RAUT, Pooja
RAVEENDRAN, Arulanantham
RAVINSKY, Robert Andrew
RAVN, Sarah Elizabeth Dons
RAYAR, Praveen Keshava
RAYMENT, Jonathan Hart
RAYMOND, Mathieu
RÉBILLARD, Rose-Marie
REDA, Andrew Wladyslaw
REGINALD, Yohann Arunun
REICH, Christy Irene
REISS, Dina
REKMAN, Janelle
REMILLARD, Andrew William Craig
RENDELL, Mary Elizabeth
RENNERT-MAY, Elissa
RESHETUKHA, Taras Romanovyc
REZAIE, Shaghayegh
REZAZADEH-ROUDSARI, Saman
RICCIUTO, Amanda
RICH, Rebecca
RICHARD-CARPENTIER, Guillaume
RICHARDS-BENTLEY, Christopher
RITCEY, Brandon
RIVA-CAMBRIN, Jeremy
RIVARD, Elizabeth
RIVERS-BOWERMAN, Michael Devin
RIZKALLA, Michael Morris Boulos
RIZKALLAH, Philippe
RIZVI, Syed Ali Abbas
RIZVI, Syeda Shazia Haider
ROBERTS, Gwendolyn Jane
ROBICHAUD, Julie Chantal
ROBICHAUD, Laurie
ROBICHAUD, Martin David
ROBICHAUD, Matthew Raymond Jody
ROBINSON, Anna Catherine
ROBINSON, Stephen Ross
ROBITAILLE, Amélie
ROBITAILLE, Catherine
ROCCA, Nicole Ann
ROCHON, Ryan Michael
RODRIGUES, Jennifer Claire
RODYCH, Jennifer Anne
ROLDÁN URGOITI, Gloria Beatriz
ROLLAND, Sébastien
ROMAN, Sherwyn Lyndon Emil
ROMANOVA, Elena
ROMATOWSKI, Nicholas
ROMMENS, Kenton Lee
RONG, Zhixia
ROOKS, Katherine Mary Elizabeth
ROSE, Chantal Elizabeth
ROSENFIELD, Daniel
ROSS, Dana
ROSS, Katherine Lindsey
ROSS, Marshall Johnston
ROTH, Michael
ROUSSEL, Véronique Lisa
ROWE, Bradley William
ROWE, Lindsay Shannon
ROY RICHARD, Eliane
ROY, Andréanne
ROY, Jean-Sébastien
ROY, Stéphane
ROY-BLAIS, Julien
ROY-MORENCY, Amélie
RUBIN, Tamar
RUIZ MIRAZO, Eider
RUPARELIA, Raj
RUSNAC, Adriana
RUSSELL, Paul Hamilton
RUSSELL, Robert David
RUSSO, Juan Jose
RUTHE, Keri Susanne
RUZHYNSKY, Jennifer Lynn
RUZHYNSKY, Vladimir
S. BERGERON, Tessa
SABAHI, Jamaleldin Othman B.
SABBAH, Laura
SABIT, Behzad
SADEDDIN, Rola
SADEG, Lili
SADEGHI GHANDEHARI, Navid
SADEK, Inas Amin
SADR MOMTAZ, Narjes
SADRY, Sharon Arnavaz
SAFFIE, Muntasir Mubashabir Mohamed
SAHOTA, Kamaljeet
SAHYOUNI, Elie
SAINT-PIERRE, Mathieu Guy David
SALARINEJAD, Hadi
SALEH, Zahra
SALEHI, Mohammadreza
SALHI, Saoussen
SALIM, Fatima Ramla
SALIM, Hatem
SALMAN, Bashar M.
SALMAN, Shatha K.
SALUJA, Jasdeep Singh
SALVADOR, Jillian Marie
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LICENTIATES - S
SAMBA, Bhavani Devi
SAMBASIVAM, Neeraja
SAMI, Amber
SAMSON, Jean-Michel
SAMSON, Karine
SAMUEL, John Philip
SANAEE, May Sara
SANCHETI, Sushil Francis Ashok
SANDERCOCK, Linda Eileen
SANDERSON, Anna Leslie
SANDHU, Amin Deep Singh
SANDHU, Mandeep Singh
SANFAÇON, Lorraine
SANTDASANI, Sanjay Kumar
SANTOS, Sylvia
SARANG, Bahram
SASGES, Deborah Penelope
SATSANGI, Rashmi
SAUDER, Maxwell Benjamin
SAUL-DUKE, Beverley Janice
SAUNDERS, Allison Jean
SAUNDERS, Michael George
SAVARD, Geneviève
SAWYER, Amanda
SCHABAS, Alice
SCHACHTER, Jordana Rachel
SCHEEPERS, Eugene
SCHEER, Nancy Ann Aedes
SCHELLENBERG, Angela Eileen
SCHELLENBERG, Morgan Anne
SCHEPMYER, Neville Andrew Nicholas
SCHIFKE, William
SCHLAMP, William Gustav
SCHLOSSER, Mary Patricia
SCHNARR, Kara Lynne
SCHNEIDER, Mark
SCOTT, Caroline Yvonne
SCOTT, Courtney Anne
SCOTT, Sarah Anita
SECTER, Michael Bruce
SEDHOUM, Mourad Helmy Fanous
SEEMANN, Natashia Martina
SEFEIN, Osama Sedky Shehata
SEGAL, Dan
SEKIROV, Inna
SELVARAJAH, Subani
SETH, Rishie
SHABAN, Ahmed Mohamed Sadek
Mohamed
SHAH, Reema
SHAH, Rupal
SHAHEEN, Abdel Aziz Mohamed Ahmed
SHAHID, Negin
SHAHIN AZAR, Massoud
SHAHY, Azar Midokht
SHAIKH, Naureen
SHAIKH, Vaquas Mohammad
SHAKEEL, Nazneen
SHAKERI, Anyssa
SHAKIB, Alireza
SHAKOURIPARTOVI, Amirali
SHAMANNA, Sylvia
SHAMRAKOV, Leanne
SHAMSUYAROVA, Anastasia
SHAO, Xinxin
SHARIFF, Alyssa
SHARKEY, Bryn James
SHARMA, Karan
SHARMA, Rajat Chander
SHARMA, Shalini
SHARMA, Shelly
SHARMA, Vikas
SHARP, Julia Renée
SHAW, Erin
SHAW, John Michael
SHAYEGI NICK, Anita
SHEA, Alison Kathleen Audrey
SHEA, Jennifer
SHEFFIELD, Brandon Samuel
SHEITOYAN-PESANT, Caroline
SHEPPARD, Matthew Jacob
SHERAZI, Mubashar Hussain
SHERIFI, Ines
SHERIKO, Jordan Michael
SHETTY, Nabha
SHEYKHOLESLAMI, Golsa
SHIEH, Benjamin
SHIELDS, Sarah Kim
SHOESMITH, David Richard
SHOIMER, Ilya
SHORE, Kevin Daniel
SHOROFSKY, Matthew
SHOUSHTARI ZADEH, Hassan
SHRUM, Jeffrey Michael
SHUKLA, Yajur
SIAPNO, Lia Abigail
SIBLEY, Matthew Alexander
SIDDHA, Sanjay Kumar
SIDHU, Amanjot
SIDHU, Kirandeep
SIDHU, Navkiran
SIEW, Dou Anne Natasha
SILVA RESTREPO, Marcos
SILVER, Byron David
SIMENHOFF, Jacques
SIMPSON, Andrea
SIN, Jessica Margaret
SINCLAIR, Caitlin Emmeline
SINGH, Ameet
SINGH, Baghat Shoker
SINGH, Harsahil
SINGH, Mohit
SINGH, Navneet
SINGH, Tarlochan
SINGH, Varsha
SINGH, Vivek
SINHA, Namita
SITHAMPARANATHAN, Kasthuri
SITHINAMSUWAN, Pasiri
SIVABALASUNDARAM, Vithika
SIVAKUMAR, Tharsan
SIVAPALAN, Sudhakar
SKAMENE, Sonia Rachel
SKERRY, Lesya
SKOGSTAD-STUBBS, David
SLABBERT, Marietjie
SLOBODIAN, Laurissa
SMALLFIELD, Audra Lynn
SMERDON, Kirsten
SMIGAS, Thomas
SMIT, Shawn
SMITH, Jennifer Natalie
SMITH, Nicholas Carl
SMITHSON, Lauren Elizabeth
SMITTEN, Jennifer Megan
SNELGROVE, John Wilkinson
SNELGROVE, Natasha Marie
SNIDER, Tristan Gregory Edward
SO, Petsy Pui-Sze
SOBOWALE, Opeyemi Adebanke Olutoyin
SOE, Wutt Yee
SOGBEIN, Olusola Olufemi
SOLDERA, Sara Victoria
SOLIMAN, Magdy Helmy Shafik
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LICENTIATES - S / T
SOMANI, Shaira
SOMERVILLE, Scott
SONG, Yuning
SOSWA, Lukasz
SOTHILINGAM, Niroshan
SOWERS, Nicholas
SPARSHU, Sterling Burke Gary
SPENCER, Robert
SPEZIALI, Craig David
SPROULE, Barbara
SPURRELL, Richard Mark
SRIDHAR, Shrikant
SRISKANDA, Harshini
SRIVASTAVA, Siddhartha
ST-AMANT, Lincey
ST-AUBIN, Marc-Olivier
ST-GELAIS, Jonathan
ST-PIERRE, Jessica
ST BERNARD, Rosanne Maria
ST JACQUES, Arianne Loraine
ST LAURENT, Aaron Gregory Storm
STABLES, Christine
STALLWOOD, Mark Ian
STAMPE, Kyle
STANISZ, Joanna
STAUFFER, Brandy Alaina
STEINBERG, Benjamin Ethan
STEPHEN, Petra Christiane
STEPHENS, Leslie Anne
STERIADE, Claude
STEWART, Brian Gibson
STILLWATER, Laurence Daniel
STINGU-BAXTER, Miroslava
STOCKLEY, Katrina Louise
STONE, Erica Dawne
STORME, Matthieu
STOYANOVA, Veronica Tzvetanova
STRIKE, Melanie Katherine
STUART, Katherine Elizabeth
STUBEDA, Iryna
STURWOLD, Nichole Marie
SUD, Maneesh Kumar
SUDAN, Gautam
SUDERMAN, Derek Robert
SUEN, Michael Wing Hei
SUJANA KUMAR, Vidya
SUKHDEO, Sarah
SUKHI, Amrita Kaur
SULEMAN, Sabira
SUNDERLAND, Nicholas Ean
SUSSMAN, David
SUTANTO, Ian Handy
SUTHERLAND, Kristiina Anne
SUTTON, Christine Mary
SUTTON, Wesley
SWAN, Jacqueline Elizabeth
SWANEPOEL, Wilhelm Adolph
SWEET, Vanessa
SYED, Asma
SYED, Ikramuddin
SYMONS, Yahui Tammy
SZASZ, Peter
SZAVA-KOVATS, Michael Gerald
TAGBOTO, Senyo Komla
TAGGAR, Amandeep Singh
TAGHADOSNEJADFOUMANI, Hamed
TALAB, Hesham Fathy Ali
TALBOT, Marie-Pier
TALBOT-JONES, Sally
TALUKDAR, Beavan
TAM, Alan Ka Ho
TAM, Samantha Hwey-Lan
TAMM, Alexander Stephen
TAN, Kiat Tsong
TAN, Lih Yeen
TAN, Michael Chung-Yin
TAN, Nigel Shih-Yen
TAN, Stéphanie
TANG, Ephraim Shin-Tian
TANG, Wing Sum
TANIOUS, Victor Youssef Amin Gobraeil
TANTAWI, Suhad
TAPPER, Janet Elizabeth
TARDIF, Josée Marie
TARDIO, Natacha
TARDIO, Vanessa
TATA, Nazneen
TATZEL, Stephanie
TAVARES, John
TAYEBI, Shiva
TAYLOR, Michel Andre
TEELUCKDHARRY, Brahmananda
TELFER, Siobhan
TEREKHOVA, Elena
TERTEROV, Dimitry
TESSIER, Valérie
TESSOLINI, Jenna Marie
THAKRAR, Dipen Ramniklal
THAPAR, Tania
THARMABALA, Mithula
THEODORESCU, Paul
THÉRIAULT, Benjamin
THÉRIAULT, Denis
THERIAULT, Jenna Marie
THÉRIAULT, Théophile Paul
THÉROUX, Jean-François
THERRIEN, Amélie
THIBAULT, Céline
THIBAULT, Mélissa
THIND, Charanjit Kaur
THIND, Harpreet Kaur
THIRLWELL, Celeste Jean
THOMAS, Christin
THOMAS, Karen Emma
THOMAS, Neil William Douglas
THOMPSON, Adam Mathias
THOMPSON, Adrienne
THOMPSON, Clare Eleanor
THOMPSON, Emily Frances
THOMPSON, Heather Dawn
THOMPSON, Kristjan Jon
THOMPSON, Robert Donald
THOMPSON, Sarah Frances
THOMSON, Benjamin Andrew Ivon
THOO, Vanessa Li-Jien
THORNE, Julie Gabrielle
THORPE, Ababacar
TIAN, Helen Hong
TICE, Andrew Douglas William
TIEN, Joan Foong
TIJANI, Sulaiman Musa
TING, Jessica
TJONG, Vehniah
TOBY, James
TOEG, Hadi Daood Edward
TOGURI, Daniel Kazuhiko
TORABI, Bahar
TORY, Susan Kathleen
TOUSIGNANT, Agnès
TRAIN, Anthony Denholm
TRAJANO, Janet
TRAN, Christopher Shi-Jie
TRAN, Dan Tuan
TRAN, Henry Hon Yee
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LICENTIATES - T / W
TRAN, Victor
TREMBLAY, Emilie
TREMBLAY, Mathieu
TREMBLAY, Maxime
TREMBLAY, Victor
TREMBLAY-GRAVEL, Maxime
TRÉPANIER, Annie
TROSTER, Sarah Madeleine
TROTTIER-BOUCHER, Marie-Noelle
TRUDEL, Sabrina
TRUONG, Long Phuoc Tuong
TRUSSART, Rachel
TSAI, Judy Peih-Ying
TSANG, Derek Siu Chung
TSAO, Pamela Lih-Pin
TSE HING YUEN, Stephanie
TSOUKAS, George O.
TSUI, Hubert Brian Young
TSUJI, Matthew R. S.
TU, Hin Yu Vincent
TUCHSCHERER, Jonathon Stanley
TUCKER, Allison Kimberley
TURCOTTE, Charles
TURCOTTE, Pierre-Christophe
TURCOTTE-BROUSSEAU, Audrey-Anne
TURKISTANI, Yosra Abdulahad A.
TURLEY, Elona
TURNBULL, Kaitlyn
TURNER, Benjamin Thomas
TURVEY, Shannon Lee
UBHI, Charanpreeti
UENG, Joanna Jia-Miin
UHLMANN, Sasha Jobim Satya
UROOJ, Samar
UWAIFO, Victor Osamuyimen
UY, Paul Gilbert
VAN AARDT, Jan Andreas Nicolaas
VAN DEN HEUVEL, Krystal Suzann
VAN DER MERWE, Shirley Gwendolyn
VAN DER MERWE, Wynand Andries
VAN DER POL, Christian Balthasar
VAN DER WALT, Petrus Jacobus
VAN HEERDEN, Lizaan
VAN ROOYEN, Elizabeth Edith Mary
VAN WEST, Cornel Peter
VAN, Ngoc Binh
VARGHESE, Jayant Cherian
VARSHNEY, Rickul
VASQUEZ CAMARGO, Andrea
VASSEL, Jennifer Lynn
VEILLEUX, Hubert
VELKER, Vikram Machindra
VERDUN, Tyler Paul
VERMA, Amol Anand
VERMETTE-MARCOTTE, Anne-Éricka
VÉZINA, Kevin
VIAU-LAPOINTE, Julien
VILJOEN, Mighael Ignatuis
VISSER, Robin
VIVIERS, Willem Frederik
VLASSCHAERT, Meghan Elizabeth Ough
VOORHOEVE, Paul
VORA, Raaj
VU, Phu Truong
VUKSIC, Jovan Francis
WADSWORTH, Kristin Marie
WALD, Joshua
WALKER, Bradley Douglas
WALKER, Gregory Brett
WALLIS, Christopher James Derrick
WALSH, Caolan
WALTERS, Leslea Angèle
WALTMAN, Laura Ruth
WAN, Marisa Wing See
WAN, Wilson Chak Yeung
WANG, Cheng Cheng
WANG, Karen Kar Wai
WANG, Rena
WANG, Ruiqing
WANG, Yifei
WAQAR, Mohsin
WARD, Michael Robert
WARRAICH, Kanwarjit
WASSEF, Nervine Shawky Yacoub
WASSERMAN, Lukas Johannes
WATT, Oriana Maria
WEATHERBY, David John
WEBB, Aaron
WEBBER, Jordan
WEBER, Emery
WEIND MATTHEWS, Kirsten Lisa
WEISS, Andrew D. H.
WHEATON, Laura Catherine
WHIDDEN, Ashley Nicole
WHITE, Cheryl
WIJEYESINGHE, Damian Udara Praveen
WILBUR, Colin
WILDERDIJK, Margot Franciska
WILFORD, Jessica Elizabeth
WILL, Erin Christine
WILLIAMS, Andrew Scott
WILLIAMS, Blair
WILLIAMS, Derrick Kevin Jack
WILLIAMS, Phillip Arthur
WILLIAMS, Pieter
WILLIAMS, Scott
WILLIMANN, Melanie
WILSON, Evan William
WILSON, Jennifer Lyn Clandinan
WILSON, Karen-Rose
WILSON, Meghan Dawn
WILSON-EWING, Tessa
WILTERS, Petrus
WILTON, Kelly
WINROB, Ilana Kort
WISSANJI, Hussein
WITT, Samantha Bernice
WLODARSKI, Martin Jozef
WOHL, Elyana
WOLFE-WYLIE, Margaret
WOLFSTADT, Jesse Isaac
WONG, Alexander Kong Kit
WONG, Bertha
WONG, Candace
WONG, Chun To Benson
WONG, Dana
WONG, Davie
WONG, Evan
WONG, Evelyn Ming Ming
WONG, Jacqueline Khet-Ling
WONG, Joyce Wendy
WONG, Keith
WONG, Margaret Chia Ying
WONG, Newton Wai Kwan
WONG, Simon
WONG, Steven Cheong Wai
WONG, Wendy
WONG, Ya Chun Alyssa
WONG-CHONG, Nathalie
WOOD, Gavin Campbell Angus
WOOD, Kate Walker
WOOD, Kristi Sue
WOOD, Stephen Floyd Michael
WOODMASS, Jarret Murray
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
93
LICENTIATES - W / Z
WOODROFFE, Stephanie Ann
WORMSBECKER, Andrew John David
WU, Jane Zhen Zhen
WU, Robert Chi
WU, Yingda
WU, You
XIAO, Yong
XIONG, Xin
XU, Vicki
XU, Yining
YADAV, Krishan
YAMAMOTO, Jennifer Mariko
YAN, Hanmu
YAN, Matthew Tak Sheng
YANG, Churao
YANG, Grace Tze-Yun
YANG, Lin
YANG, Patrick Tong Pei-Lung
YANG, Stephen
YANG, Teng-Chih
YASEEN, Obead Younis Obead Youssef
YASMIN, Nadra
YASMIN, Samina
YAU, Brian
YAU, Gary
YAU, Vivian Ka Yan
YAZDANI, Ramin
YEBOAH, Elizabeth
YEH, David
YEN, Peggy Pei-Wen
YEOH, Jane Chiu Wynn
YEONG, Siu-Kae
YEUNG, Carrie Ka Yee
YEUNG, Grace Wing-Yan
YEUNG, Jeffrey Chiyoong
YI, Man
YIN, Hai-Bin
YITEMBEN TCHOUATIEU, Martial
YOHANNA, Seychelle
YOKOM, Daniel William
YOKOTA, Tina
YOON, Hyea Min
YOUNG, Kelvin
YOUSSEF, Ali
YOUSSEF, Fouad
YOUSSEF, Wael Fahim Fouad
YU, Horace
YU, Jeffrey Yao Chiun
YU, Ming
YU, Ryan Shange
YU, Yeyao
YUNGA, Ijang
ZABOJOVA, Jorga
ZACHARA-SZCZAKOWSKI, Susanna
ZAIDI, Mukarram Ali
ZAKARIA, Achraf Ezzat Kamel
ZAKHARY, Jena
ZASSOKO, Roman
ZAWAR, Noureen
ZBOROVSKI, Stephen
ZELENIETZ, Caleb
ZELYAS, Nathan Julien
ZENER, Rebecca Elizabeth
ZERHOUNI ABDOUH, Siham
ZHAN, Yang
ZHANG, Areiyu
ZHANG, Hui Jue
ZHANG, Michelle
ZHANG, Yanbo
ZHAO, Liena
ZHAO, Xi
ZHOU, Hong Yuan
ZHOU, Kim
ZIADA, Ahmed
ZIAEI SABA, Shahnaz
ZIARATI, Seyed Hamid Reza
ZIZZO, Steven Vincent
ZÚÑIGA GOMEZ, José Miguel
ZWARDON, Michael
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they are heard.
‘‘
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annual report 2012 - Le Conseil médical du Canada

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