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MEDICAL COUNCIL
OF CANADA
ANNUAL REPORT 2011
RECALIBRATING
FOR THE FUTURE
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.
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
ANNUAL REPORT 2011
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Table of contents
4 About the MCC
7 Message from the President
8 Message from the Executive Director
from the 99th Annual
1 0 Motions
Meeting
1 1 Bylaw changes
1 4 Council members
1 9 Members of the standing committees
Examination Committee and
2 1 Central
test committee members
2 6 Examination statistics
Examination committee
2 8 Evaluating
members
3 0 Highlights
3 6 Awards
3 8 List of presentations
4 4 Financial statements
6 5 2011 Licentiates
ARTF
member profiles
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DR. RAMSES WASSEF
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DR. CLAIRE TOUCHIE
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DR. OSCAR CASIRO
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MS. NANCY MACBETH
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
About the MCC
The Medical Council of Canada (MCC) was born out of concerns for patient safety and
developing a credential to enable physician mobility. Established by an act of Parliament
in 1912, the MCC has a legislated national mandate to assure patients that their doctors,
wherever they are in Canada and whatever their medical specialty, meet the same
demanding, consistent standards.
At the heart of the organization is Council, a unique forum that brings together members
from each of the medical regulatory authorities and the faculties of medicine, as well as
members of the public and representatives of student and resident associations.
Every year, the MCC assesses the essential knowledge, skills and attitudes of more than
11,000 medical students and graduates. In addition to assessing every Canadian medical
graduate, the MCC is responsible for assessing foreign-trained physicians seeking to
practise here. It offers the Medical Council of Canada Evaluating Examination to these
physicians, also known as international medical graduates or IMGs, in 80 countries
worldwide.
Upon successful completion of the Council’s examinations, physicians are awarded the
Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada (LMCC) and their name is inscribed in the
Canadian Medical Register. To date, the Register contains more than 118,000 names.
The MCC also maintains a centralized repository for physicians’ core medical credentials.
This service is designed to reduce duplication of effort by gathering, verifying and
permanently storing credentials in a centralized repository.
In addition, Council initiates and promotes rigorous research and development on the
most advanced methods of physician assessment.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Exams
MCCEE
The Medical Council of Canada Evaluating Examination (MCCEE) is a four-hour computerbased screening examination that assesses the basic medical knowledge and problem solving of
a candidate at a level comparable to a minimally competent Canadian medical student about to
enter supervised practice. International medical graduates, international medical students in their
final clinical year and U.S. osteopaths must pass the MCCEE before they are eligible for the MCC
Qualifying Examinations.
It is offered in both English and French in more than 500 locations in 80 countries worldwide. In
2011, 3,359 candidates attempted the MCCEE.
MCCQE PART I
The Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination Part I (MCCQE Part I) is a computerbased 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.
Candidates must pass the MCCQE Part I before they are eligible to take the MCCQE Part II
examination.
The MCCQE Part I is offered at more than 24 sites throughout Canada in both English and
French. In 2011, 5,361 candidates took the examination.
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Exams (cont.)
MCCQE PART II
The Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination Part II (MCCQE Part II) is a clinical
examination that assesses a candidate’s 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 of a physician in independent practice in
Canada.
The MCCQE Part II is an objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) consisting of a
series of short clinical stations. At each station, a brief written statement introduces a clinical
problem and directs the candidate to appropriately examine a standardized (simulated) patient
as well as perform activities such as obtaining a focused history, conducting a focused physical
examination, or assessing and addressing the patient’s issues.
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 French or
English in designated examination sites. In 2011, 4,215 candidates took the examination.
Upon successful completion of the MCCQE Part I and MCCQE Part II, the candidate is
awarded the Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada (LMCC) and is included in the
Canadian Medical Register.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
This past year marked the beginning
of an important phase in the Medical
Council of Canada’s continuing
tradition of excellence in assessing
physicians. In October, Council
approved Recalibrating for the 21st
century, the report of the Assessment
Review Task Force (ARTF). The report
details the future vision of the Medical
Council of Canada (MCC) and its
exams. As Council President for 2011,
I had the honour of serving on the
ARTF and helping to conduct this
comprehensive and strategic review
of the role and purpose of Council’s
examinations.
Over the past two years, we consulted
extensively with our regulatory
and education partners to examine
their assessment needs. We also
explored additional opportunities
for collaboration to fulfill common
objectives. These insights laid the
foundation for the Task Force’s
recommendations.
Now that Council unanimously
approved the report, the MCC
can undertake the exciting task of
implementing these recommendations.
The next steps include striking an
ARTF implementation committee,
which will oversee progress towards
fulfilling the vision outlined in the
report.
I would like to take the
opportunity to specially thank
Dr. Oscar Casiro, Chair of the Task
Force, as well as my fellow ARTF
members. Not only did they take
on such an important assignment,
but they also approached this
undertaking with full commitment
and dedication. Their thorough
and thoughtful contributions, and
the expert knowledge they brought
to the Task Force, have created a
solid vision that will build on the
MCC’s century-long tradition of
excellence.
As we move towards the MCC’s
100th anniversary in 2012, we
fully expect that the achievement
of these recommendations through
the contributions of the MCC’s
Council members, test committee
members, staff and partners from
around the medical community
will keep the organization at the
vanguard of assessment for many
more years to come.
I look forward to the exciting times
ahead as Recalibrating for the 21st
Century goes from vision to reality!
Message
from the President
Dr. Trevor Theman
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Message from the
Executive Director
Dr. M. Ian Bowmer
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As we stand on the cusp of the Medical
Council of Canada’s centennial year,
it is interesting to reflect on the
accomplishments of our founder,
Sir Thomas Roddick. His quest to form
the Medical Council of Canada (MCC)
spanned close to two decades. He
travelled to all corners of this country to
convince provincial medical councils and
legislatures of the need for the Canada
Medical Act.
to practise. Recommendation 1
suggests that the LMCC be granted
after a candidate has attained all the
current components of the Canadian
registration standard for full licence.
This recommendation aligns with
the Licentiate’s original purpose, and
will require working through the
medical regulatory authorities for
implementation.
The Canada Medical Act led to the
creation of the MCC in November 1912.
The issues discussed by the first Council
are still relevant today: examination
credibility and universal acceptance,
responsible financial stewardship, ease of
access to the examination for candidates
and physician mobility.
Other recommendations focus on
collaboration across the medical
community to address important
issues such as physician revalidation,
integration of international medical
graduates in addition to working
with the certifying colleges to
develop a national assessment
strategy for physicians in training.
The publication this past year of
the Assessment Review Task Force’s
recommendations is very significant to
the MCC’s future. The recommendations
remain true to Sir Thomas’ vision while
also positioning the Council as a leadingedge centre of testing excellence for the
medical profession.
Some of the recommendations bring
Council closer to its roots. The MCC’s
original mission was to grant a national
qualification in medicine acceptable to all
the provinces for the issuance of a licence
As we move towards Council’s
second century, a bright future of
collaboration lies ahead for this
organization deeply rooted in history
yet also firmly oriented towards the
future. Collaboration has certainly
made my involvement with Council
for the past 28 years very interesting
and rewarding. I expect that
Sir Thomas, champion of
collaboration across Canada to
create the Medical Council, would
feel much the same.
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Dr. Ramses Wassef, the Chair of the Medical Council of Canada’s
Central Examination Committee (CEC) — the committee that
oversees the organization’s assessment processes from putting together
the exams to determining the pass standard — brought an “intimate
knowledge” of how the exams are currently created and conducted
to the Assessment Review Task Force (ARTF). As a member of the
ARTF, he developed a clear understanding of “how [assessments]
should be done in the future,” an understanding that he will now
bring back to the CEC.
When the ARTF’s report, Recalibrating for the 21st century, was
unanimously approved by Council, it marked “a culmination of two
years of meetings, teleconferences, and numerous readings and writing.
It was a very happy and proud moment!” he said.
As Council begins implementing the recommendations, Dr. Wassef
predicts that recommendation 2, which proposes expanding
examination content, will have the largest impact on the role of the
CEC. “From understanding the competence of the physician about
to enter independent practice by defining the relevant knowledge
and behaviours in the CanMEDS roles, to reviewing the adequacy
of content and skill coverage through blueprinting, to exploring the
development of new assessment tools: all these will significantly and
directly impact our examinations and our efforts.”
ANNUAL REPORT 2011
DR. RAMSES WASSEF
Dr. Wassef qualified his involvement on the ARTF as a “definite
highlight” of his more than decade-long efforts in support of Council.
In particular, his experience working with fellow Task Force members
and stakeholders was for him “one of the most enlightening and
educational experiences. It is always very enriching to work with
colleagues who are knowledgeable in their fields and passionate about
their task,” he said. “In addition, the collegiality that developed within
the group made it all the more pleasant.”
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Motions from the 99th Annual Meeting
Oct. 23–25, 2011
Dr. Bruce Martin (right),
Dr. Maureen Topps (centre)
and Geoffrey Bond (left)
Fee changes
Council reaffirmed the fees for 2012 that were
proposed at the 2010 Annual Meeting. As such, the
2012 fee for the MCCQE Part I is C$900 and the fee
for the MCCQE Part II is C$2,150.
It was moved by Dr. Dan Small and seconded by
Dr. Theresa Farrell that the 2013 MCCQE Part I fee
be set at $920 and that the 2013 MCCQE Part II fee
be set at $2,190 as presented.
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Bylaw amendments approved at the 99th Annual Meeting
Oct. 23–25, 2011
Bylaw changes
A RT I C L E 1 0 Section 10.03
In article 10, most references to the Examination Board have been changed to the Central
Examination Committee.
Section 10.03 has been modified to clarify that Council will appoint the members of the
MCCQE Part I and Part II test committees. It now reads:
The Council shall appoint test committees for each domain or area in which
candidates for the Part I and Part II examinations are to be assessed.
Section 10.07
Section 10.07 has been amended to clarify that the test committees will meet at the call of
the Chair of the committee. It now reads:
Test committees shall meet at times and places at the call of the Chair.
Section 10.12
Section 10.12.01(b) has been amended to reflect the wording used in section 10.12.01(a). It
now reads:
The Central Examination Committee shall be responsible for:
The overall content and quality of the examinations, including:
a determination of the Pass or Fail standard to be applied to candidates who
have attempted each administration of the Medical Council of Canada’s
Qualifying Examination Part II (“MCCQE Part II”) and who are to be
awarded a Standing.
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Bylaw amendments approved at the 99th Annual Meeting (cont.)
Oct. 23–25, 2011
Section 10.13
Sections 10.12.02(a) and 10.12.02(b) relating to awarding a candidate a Denied Standing or
No Standing are now included under section 10.13. They have been modified to clarify the
conditions related to awarding a Denied Standing or No Standing. These sections now reads:
The Central Examination Committee shall:
10.13.04 give a Denied Standing to a candidate who is considered to
have committed an infraction during the conduct of the examination and
determine whether such candidate should be denied entry to one or more
future examinations, including such terms and conditions precedent as
may apply to any entry to future examinations;
10.13.05 give a No Standing to a candidate where procedural irregularities
in the examination process may have affected the performance of the candidate
and may have prevented a reliable assessment of the candidate’s demonstrated
knowledge and abilities.
A RT I C L E 1 3 Article 13 has been modified to clarify the role of the Executive Board with respect to entry to
future examinations. It now reads:
ARTICLE 13.0 ENTRY TO FUTURE EXAMINATIONS
Section 13.01 The Executive Board shall have the authority to deny
entry to future examinations any candidate who has committed an
infraction relevant to the examination application process.
Section 13.02 The Executive Board may specify terms and conditions
precedent as may apply to any entry to future examinations.
Section 13.03 Candidates denied entry to future examinations for any
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Bylaw amendments approved at the 99th Annual Meeting (cont.)
Oct. 23–25, 2011
A RT I C L E 1 4 Section 14.01
reason may, having satisfied such terms and conditions prescribed or on
the basis of new information, petition the Executive Board to be granted
permission to again be allowed to have access to future examinations.
Section 13.04 The decisions of the Executive Board shall be final.
Section 14.01.01 has been modified to include acceptable equivalency to postgraduate
training for candidates who took the Qualifying Examination prior to Jan. 1, 1992. It now
reads:
Any person who graduates in medicine can be registered in the Canadian
Medical Register only if and once he or she has successfully completed:
the Qualifying Examination prior to 1 January 1992, and upon
submitting evidence in the form determined by the Executive Director
that the candidate has satisfactorily completed at least 12 months of
acceptable postgraduate training or an acceptable equivalent; or
Section 16.02
In section 16.02, the deadline by which candidates or persons wishing to appeal must
provide the necessary documents to the Executive Director prior to the hearing has been
changed from 21 days to 10 business days. It now reads:
The candidate or person wishing to appeal must also provide the Executive
Director, at least 10 business days before the hearing of any appeal, a written
statement or opinion of any person intended to give evidence and copies of
all documents intended to be relied upon at the hearing, together with notice
whether the appellant intends to appear in person, or be represented by
counsel, or both.
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Council members
2010-2011 Council
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Council members
Members at Large
Ms. Rose Carter
Ms. Nancy MacBeth
Ms. Gwen Haliburton
Dr. Dan Small
Ms. Alma Weibe
Ms. Gwen Haliburton (centre)
and Ms. Rose Carter (left)
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Council members (cont.)
Medical Regulatory Authorities of Canada
Members
Dr. Robert Young
Dr. William Moulton
Dr. Cyril A. Moyse
Dr. Geraldine Johnston
Dr. Cameron Little
Dr. William Lowe
Dr. Edmund G.A. Schollenberg
Dr. John C. McCrea
Dr. Anne-Marie MacLellan
Dr. Markus C. Martin
Dr. Geoffrey Bond
Dr. Rocco Gerace
Dr. Robert Menzies
Dr. William Pope
Dr. Dennis A. Kendel
Dr. Edward Tsoi
Dr. Donald Chadsey
Dr. Trevor Theman
Dr. Heidi Oetter
Dr. Morris VanAndel
Dr. Bruce Beaton
Dr. Theresa Farrell
Dr. Bing Guthrie
Dr. Patricia DeMaio
Dr. W. Alexander Macdonald
NEWFOUNDLAND
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
NOVA SCOTIA
NEW BRUNSWICK
QUEBEC
ONTARIO
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN
ALBERTA
BRITISH COLUMBIA
YUKON
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
NUNAVUT
Dr. Robert Menzies (left)
and Dr. Edward Tsoi (centre)
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University
Members
Dr. Bruce Wright (left)
and Dr. Kent Stobart (right)
Dr. Cathy Vardy
MEMORIAL
Dr. Simon Field
DALHOUSIE
Dr. Joan Glenn (observer)
Dr. Daniel J. Côté
Dr. Joyce Pickering
Dr. Christian Bourdy
LAVAL
SHERBROOKE
McGILL
MONTRÉAL
Dr. Melissa Forgie
OTTAWA
Dr. Anthony Sanfilippo
QUEEN'S
Dr. Jay Rosenfield
TORONTO
Dr. Michael L. Marrin
McMASTER
Dr. Chris Watling
Dr. Maureen Topps
Dr. Bruce Martin
Dr. Gill White
WESTERN ONTARIO
NORTHERN ONTARIO
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN
Dr. Kent Stobart
ALBERTA
Dr. Bruce Wright
CALGARY
Dr. Oscar Casiro
BRITISH COLUMBIA
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Student & Resident
Members
Ms. Navdeep Bhullar
STUDENT
Mr. Marc-Antoine Marquis
STUDENT
Dr. Meggie Raymond
RESIDENT
Dr. Andrew Toren
RESIDENT
Dr. Meggie Raymond (left)
and Mr. Marc-Antoine Marquis (right)
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Members of the standing committees
Executive Board
President
Dr. Trevor Theman
Vice-President
Past-President
Dr. Oscar Casiro
Chair of the Finance
Committee
Dr. Dan Small
Members
Ms. Nancy MacBeth
Dr. Cyril A. Moyse
Dr. Joyce Pickering
Appeals Committee
Legislation Committee
Chair
Members
Dr. Bruce Beaton
Chair
Dr. Robert Young
Dr. Geoffrey Bond
Vice-Chair
Dr. Markus C. Martin
Dr. Donald Chadsey
Members
Dr. Jay Rosenfield
Dr. Patricia DeMaio
Dr. Cathy Vardy
Dr. Theresa Farrell
Ms. Rose Carter
Dr. Cameron Little
Dr. William Lowe
Dr. John C. McCrea
Finance Committee
Dr. Robert Menzies
Chair
Dr. Dan Small
Dr. Joyce Pickering
Vice-Chair
Dr. Cameron Little
Dr. Dan Small
Members
Dr. Trevor Theman
Dr. Edward Tsoi
Dr. Dennis A. Kendel
Dr. Morris VanAndel
Dr. Chris Watling
Dr. Cathy Vardy
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Members of the standing committees (cont.)
Nominating Committee
Chair
Dr. Oscar Casiro
Members
Dr. Heidi Oetter
Dr. Maureen Topps
Dr. Cathy Vardy
Dr. Donald Chadsey
Chair
Dr. Bruce Wright
Committee for the Selection of Members
of the Test Committees
Vice-Chair
Dr. William Lowe
Chair
Members
Dr. Simon Field
Vice-Chair
Dr. Donald Chadsey
Dr. Joyce Pickering
Members
Dr. Edward Tsoi
Research and Development Committee
Dr. William Pope
Dr. Geoffrey Bond
Dr. Jay Rosenfield
Dr. Daniel J. Côté
Dr. Anthony Sanfilippo
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Central Examination Committee and test committee members
Central Examination
Committee
Chair
Dr. Ramses Wassef, Quebec
Vice-Chair
Dr. Claire Touchie, Ontario
Members
Chairs of all test committees
Clinical Decision Making
Test Committee
Chair
Dr. Pierre Plourde, Manitoba
Members
Dr. Karima Addetia, Newfoundland and Labrador
Dr. Marie-Josée Bédard, Quebec
Dr. Sarah Bellemare, Quebec
Dr. Michael Chiasson, Nova Scotia
Dr. Thomas P. Crichton, Ontario
Dr. Asifjehan Khan, Ontario
Dr. Ron Siemens, Saskatchewan
Dr. Timothy D.M. Stultz, Prince Edward Island
Medicine
Test Committee
Chair
Dr. Brent Kvern, Manitoba
Executive Secretary
Dr. Katina Tzanetos, Ontario
Members
Dr. Sharon Card, Saskatchewan
Dr. Kathryn Dong, Alberta
Dr. Charles H. Duffy, Prince Edward Island
Dr. Ginette Lalonde-Kontio, Ontario
Dr. Anne-Marie Mansour, Quebec
Dr. Debra Pugh, Ontario
Corresponding
Members
Dr. Anthony Kerigan, Ontario
Dr. Melad Shawush, Saskatchewan
Dr. William J. Westwick, Ontario
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Central Examination Committee and test committee members (cont.)
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Test Committee
Chair
Dr. Johanne Lacelle, Newfoundland and Labrador
Executive Secretary
Dr. Sandra Biem, Quebec
Members
Dr. Duncan Farquharson, British Columbia
Dr. Anne Gravelle, Ontario
Dr. Barbara Lent, Ontario
Dr. Angela Poirier, Nova Scotia
Dr. Renée Soucy, Quebec
Corresponding
Members
Dr. Paul Bessette, Quebec
Dr. Marie-Claude Leduc, Quebec
Dr. John Thiel, Saskatchewan
Objective Structured Clinical Examination
(OSCE)
Test Committee
Chair
Dr. Joan Fraser, British Columbia
Executive Secretary
Dr. Lynn Harrigan, Nova Scotia
Members
Dr. Marie-Ève Bélanger, Quebec
Dr. Alain Couet, Quebec
Dr. Susan Chafe, Alberta
Dr. Kendrick Lacey, New Brunswick
Dr. Lawrence Elliott, Manitoba
Dr. Alan Neville, Ontario
Dr. Barbara Power, Ontario
Dr. Philip Tibbo, Nova Scotia
Dr. Jonathan White, Alberta
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Pediatrics
Test Committee
Chair
Dr. Julian Midgley, Alberta
Executive Secretary
Dr. Hema Patel, Quebec
Members
Dr. John Grant, Nova Scotia
Dr. Elske Hildes-Ripstein, Manitoba
Dr. Peter Jamieson, Alberta
Dr. Sharon M. Leibel, Saskatchewan
Dr. Mohsin Rashid, Nova Scotia
Corresponding
Members
Dr. Jan Kotarba, Ontario
Dr. Julie Loignon, Quebec
Dr. Bich-Hong Nguyen, Quebec
Population Health, Ethical, Legal and
Organizational
Aspects of Medicine (PHELO)
Test Committee
Chair
Dr. Florin Padeanu, Manitoba
Executive Secretary
Dr. Susan Phillips, Ontario
Members
Dr. Fiona Bergin, Nova Scotia
Dr. Christopher J. Doig, Alberta
Dr. Jean-Pierre Gagné, Quebec
Dr. Philip Hébert, Ontario
Dr. Carey A. Matsuba, British Columbia
Dr. Martha McCarthy, British Columbia
Dr. Susan Swiggum, Ontario
Corresponding
Members
Dr. Marie-Denise Donovan, Quebec
Dr. Janet E. Gordon, Nova Scotia
Dr. Arnaud Samson, Quebec
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Psychiatry Test Committee
Chair
Dr. Nancy Brager, Alberta
Executive Secretary
Dr. Jean-François Trudel, Quebec
Members
Dr. Leslie-Anne Bailliu, Ontario
Dr. Stella L. Blackshaw, Saskatchewan
Dr. Anne Harley, Ontario
Dr. Andrew Harris, Nova Scotia
Dr. Theodore Kolivakis, Quebec
Dr. David Ross, New Brunswick
Corresponding
Members
Dr. Mark D. Hanson, Ontario
Dr. Henry Leung, Ontario
Dr. Susan E. Stewart, Prince Edward Island
Dr. Lauren Zanussi, Alberta
Surgery Test Committee
Chair
Dr. William Hall, Alberta
Executive Secretary
Dr. Ken Kontio, Ontario
Members
Dr. Howard Clarke, Ontario
Dr. Émilie Comeau, Quebec
Dr. Stephen DiTommaso, Quebec
Dr. John Graham, Alberta
Dr. Paul Robert Hayes, Saskatchewan
Corresponding
Members
Dr. Robert T.C. Farrell, Newfoundland and Labrador
Dr. Jill A. Watts, New Brunswick
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For Dr. Claire Touchie, Vice-Chair of the Medical Council of Canada’s
Central Examination Committee, the strategic review she helped
conduct as a member of the Assessment Review Task Force (ARTF)
and the recommendations that resulted from this exercise send a “very
positive message that there’s a will to move forward.”
DR. CLAIRE TOUCHIE
The ARTF’s recommendations will bring about a significant shift in the
way the Medical Council of Canada (MCC) conducts its business. “It
gives the organization power to make changes,” she said. “I think that in
medicine, many organizations have a hard time changing. What really
impressed me is that the document passed unanimously,” she added.
The report was the product of two years of consultations focusing on the
assessment needs of the Council’s key stakeholders. It addresses many
of the themes and issues raised by interested parties, in particular, the
medical regulatory authorities and representatives of Canada’s faculties
of medicine. “We had a lot of great discussions and it gave us a chance
to look from as many angles as we could,” said Dr. Touchie. She added
that she was also struck by the level of enthusiasm of stakeholders who
were involved in this review process. “Approaching stakeholders was
easy,” she said. “They wanted their voices heard as well.”
For her part, Dr. Touchie viewed her involvement with the ARTF as an
opportunity to speak to the systems and processes already in place and
suggest ways to build on them. “It allowed me to be a voice to make
sure we didn’t destroy what was good,” she said. “We faced the challenge
of keeping everything in perspective. It’s easy to look at what’s lacking
but sometimes we need to step back to make sure we’re not losing sight
of what’s working.”
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Examination statistics
2009
Evaluating
Examination
MCCQE Part I
2010
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2011
# tested
Pass rate
(%)
# tested
Pass rate
(%)
# tested
Pass rate
(%)
1st time takers
2347
83
2573
86
2912
86
Repeat takers
5 11
46
501
50
447
47
Total
2858
77
3074
80
3359
80
1st time CMG * takers
2317
97
2429
98
2505
99
Repeat CMG takers
89
69
75
71
51
67
1st time IMG takers
1387
52
1607
62
1672
68
Repeat IMG takers
1286
23
1245
34
11 3 3
38
Total
5079
66
5356
72
5361
76
1st time CPG † takers
2092
96
2329
93
2413
92
Repeat CPG takers
100
85
109
81
154
83
*
**
**
MCCQE Part II
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†
1st time IPG
††
takers
646
59
741
48
764
38
Repeat IPG
††
takers
474
60
419
42
505
38
1st time MPG
†††
takers
271
82
253
72
274
69
Repeat MPG
†††
takers
94
64
11 0
53
105
54
Total
3677
83
3961
76
4215
73
Number of Licentiates issued
3053
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3014
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3091
* 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.
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Examination statistics (cont.)
NAC OSCE
The MCC, in collaboration with its partners from the National Assessment
Collaboration, offers a national clinical examination, the NAC OSCE, that
assesses the knowledge, skills and attitudes of international medical graduates
essential for entrance into postgraduate training in Canada.
2011
NAC OSCE
Total
# tested
Pass rate (%)
683
78%
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Evaluating Examination committee members
Evaluating Examination Composite
Committee
Chair
Dr. Frances Galvon, British Columbia
Vice-Chair
Dr. Elizabeth A. MacKay, Alberta
Members
Dr. Céline Bouchard, Quebec
Dr. Sharman Robertson, Ontario
Dr. Ann Spence, Ontario
Dr. Ken Taguchi, Ontario
Dr. Claire Touchie, Ontario
Dr. Hilary K. Writer, Ontario
MCCEE Surgery
Test Committee
MCCEE Psychiatry
Test Committee
Chair
Dr. Sharman Robertson, Ontario
Chair
Dr. Ken Taguchi, Ontario
Vice-Chair
Dr. Kathryn Macdonald, Ontario
Vice-Chair
Dr. Darren Beiko, Ontario
Members
Dr. Praful Chandarana, Ontario
Members
Dr. Frank Chi, Ontario
Dr. Karen Ferguson, Ontario
Dr. Mark Harrison, Ontario
Dr. Gary Kay, Ontario
Dr. Veronica Mohr, Ontario
Dr. Anthony J. Levinson, Ontario
Dr. Dimitri Petsikas, Ontario
Dr. Beata Wiatrowska, Ontario
Dr. Leslie Scott, Ontario
Dr. Si-Ann Woods, Ontario
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Evaluating Examination committee members (cont.)
MCCEE Population Health and Ethics
Test Committee
MCCEE Pediatrics
Test Committee
Chair
Dr. Frances Galvon, British Columbia
Chair
Dr. Hilary K. Writer, Ontario
Vice-Chair
Dr. Ian Johnson, Ontario
Vice-Chair
Dr. Moyez Ladhani, Ontario
Members
Dr. Lynn Gail Beck, British Columbia
Members
Dr. Judy Baird, Ontario
Dr. Denise Donovan, Quebec
Dr. Mark A. Duncan, British Columbia
Dr. Edward Ellis, Ontario
Dr. Ann E. Hawkins, Nova Scotia
Dr. Ian McDowell, Ontario
Dr. Catherine Henin, Quebec
Dr. Susan Swiggum, Ontario
Dr. Carolyne Roy, Ontario
Dr. Gordon Wallace, Ontario
Dr. Jennifer M. Walton, Alberta
MCCEE Obstetrics and Gynecology
Test Committee
MCCEE Medicine
Test Committee
Chair
Dr. Céline Bouchard, Quebec
Chair
Dr. Elizabeth A. MacKay, Alberta
Vice-Chair
Dr. Ann Spence, Ontario
Vice-Chair
Dr. Barry A. Cohen, Manitoba
Members
Dr. Martine Bernard, Quebec
Members
Dr. Vonda Hayes, Nova Scotia
Dr. Jennifer Blake, Ontario
Dr. Tzu Kuang Lee, Alberta
Dr. Joan Crane, Nova Scotia
Dr. Mary O’Shea, British Columbia
Dr. Marie-Josée Dupuis, Quebec
Dr. Debbie Rosenbaum, British Columbia
Dr. Roger Turnell, Alberta
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Highlights
Assessment Review Task Force
On Oct. 25, 2011, the MCC’s Assessment Review Task Force
(ARTF) released a comprehensive report detailing the proposed
vision for the organization. The report, Recalibrating for the 21st
century, contains a series of recommendations on the future of MCC
examinations and assessments.
The recommendations include increasing the timing and flexibility
of MCC exams, continuing to develop a streamlined process for
the assessment of international medical graduates and exploring
revalidation of physicians who are out in practice.
The ARTF was established in the fall of 2009. Its goal was to
undertake a reflective and strategic review of the MCC’s assessment
processes, with a clear focus on their purposes and objectives, their
structure and their alignment with the requirements of the MCC’s
major stakeholder.
The Task Force was chaired by Dr. Oscar Casiro, Professor of
Pediatrics and Regional Associate Dean, Vancouver Island, Faculty
of Medicine, University of British Columbia, and Head, Division
of Medical Sciences, University of Victoria. The ARTF was also
composed of the following members: Dr. Trevor Theman, Registrar
of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta; Ms. Nancy
MacBeth, public member of Council; Dr. Donald Studney, Chair
of the MCC’s Evaluating Examination Composite Committee;
Dr. Ramses Wassef, Chair of the MCC’s Central Examination
Committee (CEC); and Dr. Claire Touchie, Vice-Chair of the
CEC.
The committee’s work was supported by MCC staff, with special
contributions by Dr. Ian Bowmer, Executive Director and CEO;
Robert Lee, Director, Evaluation Bureau; Krista Breithaupt, Ph.D,
Director, Research and Development; and Andrée Fortin-Bélanger,
Executive Secretary to the Board.
In the fall of 2011, the Assessment Review Task Force (ARTF)
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successfully completed the challenge it had taken on two years
earlier. Dr. Oscar Casiro, the Chair of the Task Force, submitted the
committee’s report, Recalibrating for the 21st Century, a document with
“great transformative potential”, that is also “true to its core mandate,
and yet that all [Council members and stakeholders alike] could
support.” The tabling of the report was the final step of a thorough
process including extensive consultation with key stakeholders, as well as
the review of invited papers and expert presentations.
DR. OSCAR CASIRO
“I was proud of the results achieved through a very collaborative effort
and amazed by the possibilities open to us through implementation
of the recommendations,” Dr. Casiro commented on the report’s
unanimous approval by Council. “I was also amazed by the willingness
of a large, established organization such as the Council to cast a critical
eye on itself, to search for gaps in its strategies and delivery of services to
the profession and the public, and to embrace substantial changes.”
“Spearheading change of this magnitude is difficult,” he added. “But the
ARTF artfully identified the core concerns shared by our stakeholders,
matched them with key opportunities for change and crystallized them
into a succinct set of recommendations.”
In addition to fulfilling a sizeable mandate, the scope of the ARTF’s
undertaking was amplified by many considerations. “We had to strike
the right balance between inclusiveness and effectiveness in order to
ensure the recommendations would be relevant, practical and feasible to
implement in a timely manner,” he said. “In the end, I was very satisfied
with the outcome.”
With the implementation of its recommendations, the final report will
guide the vision of the Medical Council of Canada for the future. “The
MCC is determined to go through with the recommended changes and
this is very commendable and highly empowering for the organization,”
added Dr. Casiro.
ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Highlights
Application for Medical Registration in Canada
Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, the Federation
of Medical Regulatory Authorities of Canada (FMRAC) and the
Medical Council of Canada (MCC) are collaborating to create a
single application process that will allow physicians to apply for a
medical licence to multiple medical regulatory authorities at the
same time. This new system, called the Application for Medical
Registration in Canada (AMRC), is expected to launch in 2013.
Currently, physicians who apply to more than one jurisdiction have
to use different systems and meet different sets of requirements.
The medical regulatory authorities are working together to
harmonize licensing requirements across jurisdictions to support the
new application process. The AMRC system will be designed around
these requirements. It will allow a physician to apply to multiple
jurisdictions from a central web portal. A name for the new web
portal will be chosen in 2012.
The Application for Medical Registration in Canada will also
build on the MCC’s Physician Credentials Repository (PCRC)
infrastructure. Once the AMRC process launches, physicians’
applications to medical regulatory authorities will be prepopulated based on information contained in their PCRC
accounts.
A demo of the application system was presented in June to
the regulatory authorities. They have approved the demo in
principle.
This project is funded by the Government of Canada’s Foreign
Credential Recognition Program.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Highlights
New Certification Examination in Family Medicine and the MCCQE Part II
The College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC) and the
MCC announced that they are working together to develop a new
and enhanced format for the Certification Examination in Family
Medicine that will be launched in spring 2013.
The enhanced examination will provide family medicine candidates
an alternative pathway to complete the MCC Qualifying
Examination Part II (MCCQE Part II) requirements for the LMCC.
When meeting all other requirements of both organizations, family
medicine candidates who pass the enhanced examination will be
awarded two credentials: Certification in Family Medicine (CCFP)
from the College of Family Physicians of Canada and the Licentiate
of the Medical Council of Canada (LMCC).
This will reduce the testing burden on family medicine candidates.
Residents in this specialty will be able to prepare for one clinical
exam instead of two. They will also benefit by having less travel time
and related expenses.
The MCC will continue to offer the MCCQE Part II in the spring
and fall for candidates in other disciplines.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Highlights
Update on the National Assessment Collaboration
The National Assessment Collaboration (NAC) is composed of
organizations from across the medical community as well as the
federal and provincial governments. The NAC is streamlining the
evaluation process through which international medical graduates
(IMGs) seek training and assessments to practise in Canada.
The NAC is currently focusing on offering a national clinical
exam for IMGs called the NAC Objective Structured Clinical
Examination (OSCE). By taking the NAC OSCE, IMGs can
be more competitive when applying for residency positions and
to provincial IMG assessment programs. In 2011, 683 IMGs
attempted the exam in five different provinces: Alberta, British
Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec.
Now with three years of OSCE experience, including the proof-ofconcept in 2009 and transitional development in 2010 and 2011,
the OSCE program is considered operational.
The National Assessment Collaboration receives funding from
Health Canada.
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Throughout her participation on the Medical Council of Canada
(MCC), Nancy MacBeth has always “looked forward to a national
assessment strategy and a national registry for all physicians”. Through
her membership on the Assessment Review Task Force (ARTF), she had
the opportunity to contribute to a report that “points the way clear for
that to happen.”
MS. NANCY MACBETH
Her unique background as a public member of Council since 2004 and
as the former Minister of Health of Alberta lent a very different point of
view to the ARTF. She provided first-hand knowledge of the “perspective
of the governance of our federal/provincial dynamic” acquired through
her political experience. As a representative of the Canadian public,
Ms. MacBeth also showed a particularly strong interest in the Council’s
“primary role in promoting and preserving the health and well-being of
Canadians.”
She expressed having had mild reservations when she was first
approached to join the Task Force. “I was excited and somewhat daunted
by the task at hand,” she said. “I was familiar with the issues around
registering and credentialing, having chaired the [Physician Credentials
Registry of Canada] exercise, but the assessment issues were new to me.”
At the same time, she said this very challenge was part of her draw to the
ARTF. “The excitement and the complexities of researching world-wide
practices and comparing our own to search for improvement made the
task all the more attractive.”
Ms. MacBeth was further “delighted” with the outcome of the Task
Force. She felt that “the recommendations clearly focus the future
framework for the Council’s work. They ensure the relevance of the
MCC in the years to come and refocus our activities on our primary
purpose of assessing competence, in all its forms.” She attributed success
to “the Task Force members but also to the staff and stakeholder groups
who worked so hard to ensure we hit the mark.”
ANNUAL REPORT 2011
MCC staff service awards
Dr. Ian Bowmer, Executive Director and CEO
Fudong Ma, Information Technology
UT Nguyen, Repository & Registration Centre
5 years
Hong Shen, Information Technology
Danika Wright, Repository & Registration Centre
Michelle Lemieux, Repository & Registration Centre
Réjeanne Nasrallah, Evaluation Bureau
JoAnn Marcantonio, Finance & Corporate Services
Luc Danis, Finance & Corporate Services
Huguette Greene, Repository & Registration Centre
Carole White, CEO’s Office
10 years
15 years
20 years
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Dr. Louis Levasseur Distinguished Service Award
Dr W. Dale Dauphinee
The Dr. Louis Levasseur Award
is named for the former Chair of
the Medical Council of Canada’s
Central Examination Committee,
Dr. Louis Levasseur, who for 26 years
personified unwavering commitment
to the objectives of the Council.
The Dr. Louis Levasseur Award
is presented to a Council, staff or
committee member, past or present,
or to a person whose collaboration
has contributed in an extraordinary
manner to the mission and vision
of the Medical Council of Canada
(MCC). The 2011 recipient of the
Dr. Louis Levasseur Award is
Dr. W. Dale Dauphinee.
Dr. Dauphinee is the former
Chair and Professor in the
Department of Medicine at
McGill University. He served
as the founding Director
of the Division of Clinical
Epidemiology at the Royal
Victoria Hospital, Associate
Dean of Medicine (Medical
Education) and Director of the
McGill Centre for Medical Education
Research.
MCC President Dr. Trevor Theman (left)
presenting Dr. W. Dale Dauphinee
(right) with the Dr. Louis Levasseur
Distinguished Service Award at the
Council’s Annual Dinner
Dr. Dauphinee was first appointed
to Council by McGill University in
1971. His contributions at the service
of the MCC, in various capacities,
span more than 35 years.
From 1993 to 2006, he was the
Executive Director of the MCC
where he established its first in-house
research program and external research
grant program, directed its pioneering
move to adaptive online assessment
methods, and created the national
physician identifier and physician
credential verification services.
During that time, he received many
awards for distinguished service,
including the John Hubbard Award
from the National Board of Medical
Examiners for significant and sustained
contribution to medical assessment
and evaluation. He also held a number
of senior leadership roles.
He sits on several editorial and
international advisory boards. He
continues to conduct research into
workforce production, developing
informatics infrastructure and
assessment outcome strategies. He
also provides consulting and advisory
services to universities, national
professional bodies, governments and
health sciences educational programs
internationally.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
List of presentations
Published paper
Dojeiji, S., Frank, J.R., Kurtz, S., Bowmer, M.I., Bursey, F., Evans,
J., Flynn, L., Goldszmidt, M., Lussier, M., Neville, A., Richard,
C., Sargeant, J., Sherbino, J., Wallace, G. & Weston W. (2011).
Development of a novel communications competency framework:
A national consensus project. Open Medicine, 5, 3.
Book chapter
Armson, H., Banner, S., Breithaupt, K., Granata, B., Lee, R.,
Schabort, I. & Riberio, L. (2011). International Medical Graduates:
Current Issues. Chapter in The Future of Medical Education in
Canada: Postgraduate Project.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
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List of presentations (cont.)
Presentations
Banner, S. & Bowmer, M.I. (2011). The unrecognized health human
resource impact of Canadians studying medicine abroad. Talk presented
at the 13th International Health Workforce Collaborative: Brisbane,
Australia.
Bartman, I., Roy, M., & Smee, S. (2011). Doves & Hawks. Talk
presented at the annual meeting of the National Council on
Measurement in Education: New Orleans, USA.
Bartman, I., Smee, S., Roy, M. & Wood, T.J. (2011). What to do about
Objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) examiners who score too
leniently (doves) or too harshly (hawks)? Talk presented at the Canadian
Conference on Medical Education: Toronto, Ontario.
Breithaupt, K., Wood, T.J., & Roy, M. (2011). The application of a
unified validity framework to the development of a new high-stakes
objective structured clinical examination (OSCE). Short communication
at the annual meeting of the Association of Medical Educators of
Europe (AMEE): Vienna, Austria.
Casiro, O., Theman, T. & Bowmer, M.I. (2011). A Preliminary Report
from the Medical Council of Canada Assessment Review Task Force. Talk
presented to the annual meeting of the Association of Medical Educators
of Europe (AMEE): Vienna, Austria.
Roy, M. & Breithaupt, K. (2011). National Standards for International
Medical Graduates. Talk presented at the annual meeting of the National
Council on Measurement in Education: New Orleans, USA.
Roy, M., Geirl, M., Breithaupt, K., & Lai, H. (2011). Analytic methods to
evaluate item and test fairness: A case study of the Medical Council of Canada
Qualifying Examination Part I. Short communication at the annual
meeting of the Association of Medical Educators of Europe (AMEE):
Vienna, Austria.
Roy, M., & Smee, S. (2011). Flagging professionalism during a high-stakes
objective structured clinical examination (OSCE). Talk presented at the
Canadian Conference on Medical Education: Toronto, Ontario.
Wood, T.J. & Breithaupt, K. (2011). Multi-Stage Adaptive, Linear and
Item Bundle Methods for Test Administration: Possible Benefits in Item Usage,
Comparability of Forms and Score Precision for a National Examination of
Medical Knowledge. Oral paper presented at the annual meeting of the
International Association for Computerized Adaptive Testing: Pacific
Grove, USA.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Wood, T.J., Lafortune, Y., & Roy, M. (2011). A comparison of approaches
to setting a standard for a high stakes examination. Talk presented at the
Canadian Conference on Medical Education: Toronto, Ontario.
Lemay, P. (2011). The Application for Medical Registration in Canada
(AMRC): Business Development. Talks presented to each of the provincial/
territorial medical regulatory authorities of Canada.
Invited talks
(AMRC): Business Analysis — Update. Talk presented to officials of
Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC).
Bowmer, M.I. (2011). Examination Day: All you need to know about the
MCCEE and MCCQE Part I. Talk presented at CaRMS’ International
Medical Graduate Information Symposium: Toronto, Ontario.
Bowmer, M.I. (2011). National Assessment Collaboration: Achieving Entry
into Practice. Talk presented at the annual meeting of the Federation of
Medical Regulatory Authorities of Canada: St. John’s, Newfoundland.
(AMRC): Business Development. Talk presented to the Canadian
Association of Internes & Residents (CAIR).
Lemay, P. (2011). The Physicians Credentials Registry of Canada: Business
Development. Talk presented at the Canadian Conference on Medical
Education: Toronto, Ontario.
Bowmer, M.I. (2011). International Medical Graduates – a National
Resource; are we assessing the right competencies? Talk presented at Ottawa
Hospital Grand Rounds - Ian Hart Lectureship series: Ottawa, Ontario.
(AMRC): Business Analysis. Talk presented to the Registration Working
Group – Hosted by FMRAC.
(AMRC): Business Development. Talks presented to each of the faculties of
medicine of Canada.
Lemay, P. (2011). The Physicians Credentials Registry of Canada: Business
Development and Analysis. Talk presented to the Federation of State
Medical Board (FSMB).
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Workshops
(AMRC): Business Development. Talk presented at the annual meeting of
the Federation of Medical Regulatory Authorities of Canada: St. John’s,
Newfoundland.
Boursicot, K., Anderson, B., Norcini, J., Roberts, T., Smee, S., Swanson,
D. & Fuller, R. (2011). Essential Skills in Medical Education Assessment
(ESMEA) Course. Workshop presented at the annual meeting of the
Association of Medical Educators of Europe (AMEE): Vienna, Austria.
(AMRC): Business Development. Talk presented to Health Match BC.
Bowmer, I., Banner, S., Boulais A.-P. & Breithaupt, K. (2011). Selecting
IMGs for residency programs, myths and Shibboleths. Workshop presented
to the International Conference on Residency Education: Quebec City,
Quebec.
(AMRC): Business Development and Business Analysis. Talk presented to
the National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA).
(AMRC): Business Development and Business Analysis. Talk presented
at CaRMS’ International Medical Graduate Information Symposium:
Toronto, Ontario.
McConnell M. & Wood, T.J. (2011). Assessment in clinical teaching:
item writing workshop. Invited workshop presented to the Healthcare
Education Scholars program, Academy for Innovation in Medical
Education, University of Ottawa: Ottawa, Ontario.
Smee, S. (2011). Creating OSCE Cases: More than a Checklist. Workshop
presented at St. George’s Advanced Assessment Course: London, UK.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Non-MCC related
Publications
McConnell, M.M., Regehr, G., Wood, T.J. & Eva, K.W. (2011). Selfmonitoring and its relationship to medical knowledge. Advances in Health
Sciences Education. Retreived 2011 May 26 from
http://www.springerlink.com/content/1382-4996/preprint/
Moineau, G., Power, B., Pion, A.M.J., Wood, T.J., & Humphrey-Murto, S.
(2011). Comparison of Student Examiner to Faculty Examiner Scoring and
Feedback in an OSCE. Medical Education, 45, 183-191.
Presentation
Bowmer, M.I., Grant, M., Pardy, R. & Kelly, D. (2011). Going Viral: Keeping
HIV/AIDS on the Radar. Panel presentation given at the AIDS
Day CIHR Science Café: St. John’s, Newfoundland.
Leddy, J., Humprey-Murto S., Wood, T.J., Puddester, D. & Moineau G.
(2011). Stability of emotional intelligence scores in medical students: a four
year study from admission to graduation. Poster presented at the Canadian
Conference on Medical Education: Toronto, Ontario.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Research in Clinical Assessment grants
Grants
Christina St-Onge,
“Testing one, two, three times: The longitudinal effect of test-enhanced
learning and transferability to high-stakes settings”
Maria Mylopoulos,
“Developing and Assessing ‘Preparation for Future Learning’ in Medical
Students”
Mariam Baghdady,
“The benefits of testing: Using tests to enhance student performance”
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To the Board of Directors of the
Medical Council of Canada:
We have audited the accompanying financial statements
of Medical Council of Canada, which comprise the
statement of financial position as at December 31, 2011,
the statements of operations, changes in net assets and
cash flows for the year then ended, 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 generally accepted accounting principles,
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 audit. We conducted
our audit 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.
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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 Council’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 Council’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 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, 2011, and its results of operations and its
cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with Canadian
generally accepted accounting principles. As required by the Canada
Corporations Act, we report that, in our opinion, these principles
have been applied on a basis consistent with that of the preceding
year.
Chartered Accountants,
Licensed Public Accountants
March 21, 2012
Ottawa, Canada
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S TA T E M E N T O F
FINANCIAL POSITION
December 31, 2011, with comparative figures for 2010
2011
Assets
Current assets:
Cash
Accounts receivable
Prepaid expenses
Investments (note 3)
Capital assets (note 4)
$
See accompanying notes to
2010
3,890,829
1,412,319
149,140
5,452,288
$
$
19,681,324
5,014,521
745,000
$
18,123,904
4,707,777
871,000
$
30,893,133
$
27,446,101
$
Pension asset (note 6)
Liabilities and Net
Assets
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$
2,847,587
562,690
333,143
3,743,420
Current liabilities:
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities
Deferred examination fees
$
1,264,499
7,091,195
8,355,694
$
901,512
6,273,502
7,175,014
Pension liability (note 6)
$
547,000
$
482,000
$
14,098,030
5,014,521
2,877,888
21,990,439
$
12,040,728
4,707,777
3,040,582
19,789,087
$
30,893,133
$
27,446,101
Net assets:
Unrestricted
Invested in capital assets
Internally restricted (note 5)
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O P E R AT I O N S
Year ended December 31, 2011, with comparative figures for 2010
2011 Budget |
Revenue:
Qualifying Examination Part I fees
Qualifying Examination Part II fees
Evaluating Examination fees
CFPC examination administration
Forfeited fees
Repository fees
Investment
Federal government grants
Service fees
Administration fees
Rent
Self Administered Evaluating Examination
Self Administered QEI Examination
Other
(Unaudited – note 2(h))
2010
$
4,329,780 $
7,782,450
3,685,000
486,420
20,000
2,636,311
594,495
1,883,910
115,290
393,725
45,000
84,000
110,000
45,300
22,211,681
4,358,700 $ 3,989,660
8,328,450
7,435,950
4,425,350
3,798,350
479,820
82,990
43,056
3,530,520
3,173,390
713,745
631,844
3,330,086
994,569
130,548
103,788
409,110
347,198
38,217
34,235
91,678
90,020
215,927
193,380
81,158
149,976
26,216,299
20,985,416
Salaries and consulting services
Office administration
Examination production
Examination conduct and administration
Council governance
Source verification
Special projects
Research and development
Amortization of capital assets
Other
Loss on disposal of investments
$
10,259,317 $
2,093,376
690,191
5,054,800
426,371
449,711
2,013,240
732,740
457,437
110,000
80,000
22,367,183
10,926,745 $ 8,814,257
2,487,844
2,105,521
767,281
645,580
4,693,380
4,185,151
415,475
271,972
502,536
532,143
3,252,318
942,954
418,723
384,469
476,308
645,812
94,432
63,075
58,611
68,092
24,093,653
18,659,026
Excess (deficiency) of revenue over expenses
$
(155,502) $
Expenses (see schedule):
2011 |
2,122,646 $
2,326,390
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CHANGES
IN NET ASSETS
Balance,
beginning
of year
Unrestricted
Invested in capital assets
Internally restricted:
Research and development
Examination development
Centennial project
Insurance reserve
Reserve for appeals
$ 12,040,728 $
4,707,777
Excess
(deficiency) of
revenue over
expenses
Adjustments
for unrealized
gains on
investments
(note 3(b))
Transfers
to (from)
Balance,
end of year
3,191,041 $
(895,701)
78,706 $ (1,212,445) $ 14,098,030
5,014,521
1,202,445
16,748,505
2,295,340
78,706
(10,000)
19,112,551
1,726,304
944,278
170,000
50,000
150,000
(152,377)
(20,317)
-
-
10,000
-
1,573,927
923,961
180,000
50,000
150,000
3,040,582
(172,694)
-
10,000
2,877,888
$ 19,789,087 $
2,122,646 $
78,706 $
- $ 21,990,439
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C A S H F LOW
2011
Cash
provided by
(used in):
2010
Operations:
Excess of revenue over expenses
Items not involving cash:
Amortization of examination content
development costs
Loss on disposal of investments
Pension expense
Employer contributions to employee future
benefits
Change in non-cash operating working capital
$
2,122,646
$
2,326,390
476,308
645,812
419,393
58,611
1,014,000
352,383
68,092
617,000
(823,000)
515,054
(1,008,000)
145,007
3,783,012
3,146,684
(1,537,325)
(1,202,445)
(546,497)
(1,753,748)
(2,739,770)
(2,300,245)
Increase in cash
1,043,242
846,439
Cash, beginning of year
2,847,587
2,001,148
Investments
Additions to investments
Acquisition of capital assets
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Cash, end of year
$
3,890,829
$
2,847,587
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F I N A N C I A L S TA T E M E N T S
Year ended December 31, 2011
1. Purpose of the organization:
Its
Vision:
Its
Mission:
2. Significant accounting policies:
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) of the Income Tax Act.
These financial statements have been prepared
in accordance with Canadian generally accepted
accounting principles and include the following
significant accounting policies:
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.
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 7 and 8.
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.
(a) Basis of presentation:
(b) Financial instruments:
(i) Investments:
Investments are designated as available for sale
and are recorded at fair value. Realized gains and
losses and investment income calculated using
the effective interest rate method are recorded in
the statement of operations. Realized gains and
losses on sale of investments are the difference
between the proceeds and the average cost of the
investments. Unrealized gains or losses from the
change in fair value are recorded in the statement
of changes in net assets. Fair value is determined
at quoted market prices. Sales and purchases of
investments are recorded on the settlement date.
Transaction costs related to the acquisition of
investments are expensed.
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2. Significant accounting policies (cont.):
(ii) Other financial instruments:
(d) Employee future benefits:
The Council has classified accounts receivable as loans and
receivables and accounts payable and accrued liabilities as
other liabilities.
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.
Upon initial recognition, these financial assets and
liabilities are measured at fair value. Subsequent to initial
recognition, these financial assets and liabilities are
measured at amortized cost using the effective interest
method of amortization.
(c) Capital assets:
The cost of pension benefits earned by employees is
actuarially determined using the projected benefit
method pro-rated on service and management’s best
estimate of expected return on plan assets, salary
escalation and retirement ages of employees.
Capital assets are initially recorded at cost and are amortized on
a straight-line basis over their estimated useful lives as follows:
For the purpose of calculating the expected return on
plan assets, those assets are recorded at fair market value.
Asset
Condominium unit
Furniture and equipment
Computer equipment
Computer software Examination content development costs
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Useful life
40 years
10 years
3 years
3 years
3 years
A full year’s amortization is taken in the year of acquisition.
The excess of the net actuarial gain (loss) over 10% of
the greater of the benefit obligation and the fair value
of the plan assets is amortized over the average
remaining service period of active employees of the
plan of 13 years.
The Council amortizes the transitional asset, which
occurred when new accounting policies were adopted,
on a straight-line basis over the average remaining
service period of active employees expected to receive
benefits under the plan.
The cumulative excess of pension fund contributions
over the amount recorded as expense is recorded as a
pension asset on the statement of financial position.
The cumulative excess of the amount recorded as
expense over supplemental benefits paid is recorded as
a pension liability.
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2. Significant accounting policies (cont.):
(e) 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 capital 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.
(f ) Revenue recognition:
The Council follows the deferral method of accounting
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 that are inactive for a period
of four years are forfeited by candidates and are recorded as
revenue.
(g) Use of estimates:
The preparation of financial statements in conformity with
Canadian generally accepted accounting principles 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 asset
and 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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3. Investments:
(a) Investments consist of:
Fair value |
Equities
Bonds and mutual funds
2011 |
Cost |
Fair value |
2010
Cost
$
11,517,586 $
8,163,738
11,618,945
7,727,576
$
9,890,579 $
8,233,325
9,897,562
7,970,245
$
19,681,324 $
19,346,521
$
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, shortterm 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 3.35% to 6.15% and maturity dates ranging
from 2012 to 2022.
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3. Investments (cont.):
(b) Cumulative adjustment for unrealized gains (losses)
on investments:
2011
$
Balance, beginning of year
$
256,097
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2010
$
$
(220,953)
Adjustment for realized losses in the year
Adjustments for unrealized gains on investments in the year
58,611
20,095
68,092
408,958
Change in cumulative adjustment for unrealized gains on
investments in the year
78,706
477,050
Balance, end of year
The Council regularly reviews investments to determine whether
unrealized losses represent temporary changes in fair value or are
a result of other than temporary impairments. The consideration
of whether an investment is other than temporarily impaired is
based on a number of factors which include, but are not limited
to, the financial condition of the issuer and the length and
magnitude of the unrealized loss and specific credit events. The
Council also considers its intent and ability to hold an investment
for a sufficient period of time for the value of the unrealized loss
to recover. Based on the evaluation as of December 31, 2011,
unrealized losses are considered to be temporary.
$
334,803
$
256,097
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4. Capital assets:
Cost
General
Condominium unit
Computer equipment
Computer software
Examination content development costs
$
5,045,434
1,810,741
1,748,659
1,304,714
1,520,432
Accumulated
amortization
$
1,606,599
1,130,303
1,551,927
1,225,275
901,355
$
2011
2010
Net book
value
Net book
value
3,438,835
680,438
196,732
79,439
619,077
$
3,237,594
601,557
208,854
62,515
597,257
11,429,980
6,415,459
5,014,521
4,707,777
10,643
10,643
-
-
Examination development
$ 11,440,623
Cost and accumulated amortization at
December 31, 2010 amounted to $10,238,178
and $5,530,401 respectively.
Amortization of examination content
development costs of $419,393
(2010 - $352,383) is included in
examination content and administration
expense on the statement of operations.
$
6,426,102
$
5,014,521
$
4,707,777
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5. Capital management:
The Council considers its capital to consist of its net assets.
The Council’s overall objective with respect to its capital is to
fund capital assets, future projects and ongoing operations. The
Council manages its capital 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, set to occur 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.
6. Employee future benefits:
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
of December 31 for estimating the accounting surplus
or deficit and establishing benefit costs for the fiscal
year.
(a) Plan assets and liabilities:
The reconciliation of the funded status of the defined
benefit pension plan to the amount recorded in the
financial statements is as follows:
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6. Employee future benefits (cont.):
(a) Plan assets and liabilities (cont.):
(i) Pension asset (liability):
2011
CMA Pension
Plan
Plan assets at fair value
Accrued benefit obligation
$
Unamortized net actuarial loss
Unamortized past service
Unamortized transitional asset
Pension asset (liability)
$
9,144,000
(12,762,000)
2010
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement Plans
$
(642,000)
CMA Pension
Plan
$
8,377,000
(9,035,000)
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement Plans
$
(515,000)
(3,618,000)
(642,000)
(658,000)
(515,000)
4,589,000
58,000
(284,000)
95,000
-
1,787,000
66,000
(324,000)
33,000
-
745,000
$
(547,000)
$
871,000
$
(482,000)
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(ii)Accrued benefit obligation:
2011
CMA Pension
Plan
Accrued benefit obligation, beginning
Beginning of year adjustment
Current service cost
Interest cost
Employee contributions
Benefits paid
Plan expenses
Actuarial loss
Accrued benefit obligation, ending
$
(9,035,000)
(283,000)
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement Plans
$
(840,000)
(585,000)
(303,000)
415,000
39,000
(2,170,000)
$ (12,762,000)
2010
(515,000)
(11,000)
CMA Pension
Plan
$
(57,000)
(30,000)
32,000
(61,000)
$
(642,000)
(6,635,000)
-
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement Plans
$
(441,000)
(490,000)
(259,000)
170,000
31,000
(1,411,000)
$
(9,035,000)
(735,000)
(46,000)
(34,000)
424,000
(124,000)
$
(515,000)
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(iii)Plan assets:
2011
CMA Pension
Plan
2010
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement Plans
CMA Pension
Plan
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement Plans
Plan assets at fair value, beginning
Beginning of year adjustment
Actual return on plan assets
Employer contributions
Employee contributions
Benefits paid
Provision for plan expenses
$
8,377,000
152,000
(25,000)
791,000
303,000
(415,000)
(39,000)
$
32,000
(32,000)
-
$
7,028,000
707,000
584,000
259,000
(170,000)
(31,000)
$
424,000
(424,000)
-
Plan assets at fair value, ending
$
9,144,000
$
-
$
8,377,000
$
-
Current service cost
Interest cost
Expected return on plan assets
Amortization of actuarial losses
Amortization of past service costs
Amortization of transitional obligation
$
840,000
585,000
(575,000)
99,000
8,000
(40,000)
$
57,000
30,000
10,000
-
$
441,000
490,000
(478,000)
8,000
(40,000)
$
46 000
34 000
1000
-
Net benefit cost
$
917,000
$
97,000
$
421,000
$
81,000
(b) Net benefit cost:
The components of the net benefit cost
included in salaries and benefits expense are:
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(c) Assumptions:
The significant actuarial assumptions adopted include:
2011
Discount rate - accrued benefit
obligation
Discount rate - pension expense
Expected long-term rate of return on
plan assets
Rate of compensation increase
2010
CMA Pension
Plan
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement Plans
CMA Pension
Plan
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement Plans
4.60 %
4.60 %
4.30 %
4.30 %
5.80 %
5.80 %
5.20 %
5.20 %
6.25 %
-%
6.50 %
-%
2.00 % per year
4.25 %
3.00 %
4.25 %
for 2011–2015,
3.00 % thereafter
(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
2011 |
%
38
57
5
100
2010
%
-
35
59
6
100
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(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 (2010 - $Nil) and a
going concern deficit of $909,000 (2010 - $Nil), based on
economic assumptions applicable at January 1, 2011. The
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.
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7. Related party transactions:
The Council exercises significant influence over The
Medical Identification Number for Canada Corporation
(MINC) by virtue of its ability to appoint 50% of
their 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
$60,000 expense for funding to MINC during the year.
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8. Control over a non-consolidated entity:
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, 2011
and 2010 and for the years then ended are as follows:
Reserve fund
Operating fund
2011
2010
Total
Total
Financial position
Total assets
Total liabilities
$
374,119
-
$
80,615
-
$
454,734
-
$
385,553
9,782
Net assets
$
374,119
$
80,615
$
454,734
$
375,771
Results from operations
Total revenue
Total expenses
$
47,556
30,556
$
260,463
207,238
$
308,019
237,794
$
287,047
387,262
Net income (loss)
$
17,000
$
53,225
$
70,225
$
(100,215)
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
$305,821 (2010 - $279,939) charged by and paid to the Corporation.
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9. Financial instruments and risk
management:
(a) Fair value:
The Council’s financial instruments consist of cash, accounts
receivable, investments and accounts payable and accrued
liabilities. The carrying values of these instruments approximate
their fair values due to their immediate or short terms to
maturity. Investments are carried at fair value, as disclosed in
note 3.
(b) 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.
(c) Interest rate risk:
The Council is exposed to interest rate risk with respect to its
interest-bearing investments as disclosed in note 3.
(d) Currency risk:
The Council believes that it is not exposed to significant
currency risks arising from its financial instruments.
10. Comparative figures:
Certain 2010 comparative figures have been reclassified
to conform with the financial statement presentation
adopted for the current year.
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SCHEDULE OF
E XPENSES
2011 Budget (Unaudited) |
Salaries and Salaries and benefits
consulting services: Consulting services
Office Bank service charges
administration: Condominium unit
$
$ 10,874,165
52,580
$ 10,926,745
$
$
361,825
383,728
190,000
320,976
130,655
115,532
115,500
75,000
68,356
90,550
69,316
43,000
39,975
24,088
55,875
9,000
2,093,376
$
573,743
608,142
216,045
278,687
127,043
78,852
131,690
89,225
104,069
117,144
22,913
44,154
42,265
39,321
18,069
(3,518)
2,487,844
$
385,393
187,950
116,848
690,191
$
476,283
180,543
110,393
62
767,281
$
431,848
3,679,871
450,250
486,420
6,411
5,054,800
$
470,907
3,718,547
372,233
130,685
1,008
4,693,380
$
$
$
Revision of Objectives
Examination planning
$
Examination conduct Qualifying Examination Part I costs
and administration: Qualifying Examination Part II costs
2010
9,857,317
402,000
$ 10,259,317
Staff development
Staff travel and liaison
Office communications
Computer equipment rental and maintenance
Computer software
Legal
General
Office supplies
Subscriptions and memberships
Insurance
Audit fees
Postage and courier
Communications and marketing
Foreign exchange loss (gain)
Examination Test committees
production: Central Examination Committee
2011 |
$
Evaluating Examination costs
CFPC examination administration costs
Diplomas and certificates
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
8,575,235
239,022
8,814,257
497,540
399,250
216,296
199,781
110,474
110,468
96,681
91,455
82,217
81,334
75,661
41,802
39,658
29,046
22,577
11,281
2,105,521
408,632
141,222
95,726
645,580
457,600
3,343,436
380,074
4,041
4,185,151
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SCHEDULE OF
E XPENSES
2011 Budget (Unaudited) |
Council Annual Meeting
governance: Executive Board and Council meetings
$
203,135
154,836
8,000
60,400
-
$
426,371
$
$
2011 |
186,715
118,070
7,928
81,493
21,269
$
148,287
115,768
7,191
726
-
$
415,475
$
271,972
449,711
$
502,536
$
532,143
1,757,240
130,000
26,000
100,000
$
2,605,563
380,551
50,607
2,599
212,998
$
576,906
236,735
100,277
17,894
11,142
$
2,013,240
$
3,252,318
$
942,954
$
336,975
92,920
20,000
9,000
273,845
$
211,421
52,614
49,244
520
104,924
$
332,116
24,570
25,427
2,356
-
$
732,740
$
418,723
$
384,469
$
457,437
$
476,308
$
645,812
$
10,000
72,000
28,000
$
8,000
60,000
26,432
$
100
4,975
58,000
-
$
110,000
$
94,432
$
63,075
Invest: realized investment loss
$
80,000
$
58,611
$
68,092
Total expenses
$ 22,367,183
MCC awards
Council planning initiatives
Special event planning-IAMRA/OTT.Conf.
Source verification:
Special projects: Application for Medical Registration in Canada
National Assessment Collaboration Phase 2A
National Assessment Collaboration - OSCE
C&R/PCRC amalgamation
Exam related special projects
Harmonization of examinations
Research and Research and development fund
development: Examination development fund
Operational research projects
Claire Touchie follow-up
Speaker Series
Special projects R & D
Other expenses: PCRC Committee expenses
Public and organizational relationships
MINC
Other corporate membership
$
2010
$ 24,093,653
$ 18,659,026
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
2011 Licentiates
Aa
ABAEIAN, Mitra
ABBAS, Syeda Ruqaiya
ABBASIRANJBAR, Vida
ABD EL MALEK, Hani Refaat Kamel
ABD EL-MALEK, Nada
ABDALVAND, Ali
ABDEL AZIM, Hala Mohammed
Fathi Hamed
ABDELGADIR, Dalal Yosif Ahmed
ABDELHAMID, Noureldin M.
ABDI, Ali Ahmed
ABDOU, Eman Rashad Ahmed
ABDOU, Maher Girgis Nawar Girgis
ABDULHUSSEIN, Salam
ABDULNOOR, Rafal
ABEDI ARDAKANI, Farnoosh
ABEYSINGHE, Nilanga
ABID, Qassim Ali
ABIDI, Shuayb Mohammad
ABITBOL, Alexandre
ABO AISHA, Sanaa Mohamed
Ibrahim Seleem
ABOUASSALY, Marcel
ABOU-JAOUDE, Peter
ABOURBIH, Samuel R.
ABOUZIED, Alyaa
ABRAMSON, Joy
ABU KUWAIK, Ghassan Zohair
ABUALSAMH, Ahmed Rashad
ABUHAMED, Ku-sai Mohamed
ABUNAJI, Mohamed Abdusalam
ABU-REMAILEH, Haneen
ABUZEHAR, Salahdine Salem
ADAM, Fhameeda
ADEAGBO, Francis
ADELASOYE, Oluremi Fatai
ADENIRAN, Abisayo
ADESANYA, Adeola Olufunmilola
ADHAM, Tamer Mahmoud Hussein
ADJO, David Jonathan
ADU-QUAYE, Marina
AERY, Navrup
AFIUNI LÓPEZ, Yamal Antonio
AFRIN, Rubina
AFSHIN, Mohammad
AGGARWAL, Neera
AGOSTON, Hanga
AGUANNO, Alaina Frances
AGUILAR, Karenina
AHLUWALIA, Romeet
AHMAD, Attila Mohammad
AHMAD, Khawaja Muhammad
Nadeem
AHMADI, Amir Ali
AHMED, Kashif Salaam
AHMED, Naveed
AHMED, Safi
AHMED, Saif
AHRONHEIM, Sara Rebecca
AINSWORTH, Erin Alexandra Ellen
AJAO, Monisola Eniola
AJJAMADA, Lissa
AKBARI BALDERLOU, Saeid
AKINFEMIWA, Yewande Olamide
AL ABDULMOHSIN, Mohammed
AL ANEE, Bassam Ismail M.
AL AZZONI, Ashraf Mamoun
AL DAHMANI, Khaled Mohammed
AL ENEZI, Osamah H. S.
AL HABASH, Muhanad Yousef
AL JAWAD, Mohammed Saleh
AL KHUNAIZI, Auday Abdulmohsin
AL MANE, Faisal M.
AL NASSER, Sami M. A.
AL SAADI, Naba
AL SERAYE, Faisal
AL SHAIJI, Tariq Faisal
AL SHGAGI, Husameddin A.
AL TURBAK, Haytham
AL WA’AL, Amjad
AL WASSIA, Haydi
AL YASSERI, Yasser Abdul Munaim
ALABED, Zi Yazan
AL-ALLAQ, Yaseen Mahdi
ALAMIAN HARANDI, Kourosh
AL-ATTAR, Hyder Majed
AL-BAGHDADI, Mohammed Omar
Khudhur
AL-BEGAMY, Youssef Sulaiman
ALBERS, Anthony
ALEEM, Ilyas
ALFORD, Tyler Jordon
ALGHAMDI, Faisal Abdullah A.
ALHASSAN, Tasneem Kamal Hamza
ALI, Khalid Naiyir
ALI, Massud Ali Algase
ALI, Nareesa
ALI, Rukhsana Asif
ALI, Taghreed
ALIBHAI, Malyha Karim
ALIKHANI, Katayoun
ALIPIO, Al Delos Santos
ALIPOUR, Sina
ALIZADEH-KASHANI, Moein
ALJABBARI, Homoud
ALJIZEERI, Ahmed Hamad A.
ALKANDARI, Omar
AL-KHOSHI, Sawsan Yahya
ALLAIN, Mélanie Doris
ALLAIRE, Emilie
ALLARD, Myriam
ALLEN, Katherine
ALLENDES, Felipe Eduardo
ALMARHABI, Yahya Abdullah
ALMIKHLAFI, Mowaffaq Abdu G.
AL-NASSAR, Rafid Sabah Attiyah
AL-NUAIMI, Saleem
ALOBAID, Abdulhakeem M.S.
ALRADWAN, Hussain Ali
AL-RIKABI, Maissara Katran
AL-SALEH, Ayman Mohammad
ALSHANKITI, Suliman Habeeb K.
ALSUBHI, Faisal Mohammed S.
ALTAF, Fawaz
ALTIT, Gabriel
AL-WAKEEL, Kinana Abdul Ameer
Hassoon
AMARSI, Sheliza
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AMAYA, Elvira Gennadyevna
AMBROSE, Laura Elise
AMER, Ali
AMIEL, Sarah
AMIN, Faizan Zulqarnain
AMIN, Hussein Mohammed Naji
AMIN, Rehana
AMIRAULT, John Joseph
AMIREAULT, Carl
ANANTHA, Ram Venkatesh
ANASHARA, Fouad
ANAWATI, Michelle Lucienne
ANDELFINGER, Evelyn Beate
ANDERSON, Kelly
ANDERSON, Peter Robert
ANDERSON, Susan Judith
ANDREWS, Joseph Matthew James
ANDRIEVSKAYA, Maria
ANDROS, Philip Peter
ANDRUCHOW, James Edward
ANDRUSKI, Benjamin Paul
ANDUZE, Marlow
ANEJA, Kirti
ANIS, Hanaa Nabil
ANNABI, Kawtar
ANOUS, Ahmed M. Reda
ANSARIAN, Aylar
ANTONESCU, Ioana
ANWAR MASIH, Tahreem Shawar
APATEAN, Delia Ramona
APPLETON, Andrew James Edward
ARCAND, Jennifer
ARCHER, Laurin Lawton
ARCHER, Lori Anne Barbara
ARENAS ARENAS, Ivan Augusto
ARIAL, Mariko
ARMSTRONG, Caroline Ruth Ann
ARMSTRONG, Ian George
ARMSTRONG, Jeffrey Michael
ARMSTRONG, Kristy Anne
AROCKIASAMY, Vincent Sahayaraj
ARORA, Monil
ARRA, Ian
ARSENAULT, Nancy
ASAD, Samy Wadid Gerges
ASHDOWN, Lynn Colleen
ASIF, Tehmina
ASNONG, Véronique
ASSAAD, Michael-Andrew
ASSAYAG, Michael
ASTI, Melina
ATALLAH, Chantal
ATTWOOD, Paul Zachary
AU, Samuel Fook Hang
AUBERT, Jonathan
AUBIN, Kim
AUBREY, Stephanie
AUCHU, Marie
AUCLAIR, Marie-Hélène
AUCLAIR, Myriam
AUDET, Alexandra
AUDET, Daniel
AUGER, Julien
AUMAIS, Marie-Christine
AUSTIN, Michael Arthur
AU-YEUNG, Daniel Hsueh Hsin
AVANOMA, Ewoma Blessing
AVERILL, Owen Shillingford
AWAD, Nagy Samir Hanna
AWAN, Kokab Imtiaz Ahmad
AYLWIN, Mireille
AZAR, Tania
AZIZ, Aly Shah Nadir
AZIZ, Mina Selim Roshdi
BABIN, Martina Dawn
BACH, Phil Vu
BACHER, Janice Karen
BAIG, Jeremy David
BAILES, Michelle
BAILLARGEON, Catherine
BAINS, Paramjot
BAKEER, Mervat
BAKER, Ava Catherine
BAKER, Emily Sinclair
BAKER, Kimberly Jarmain
BAKOVIC, Linda Janina
BALAKRISHNAN, Lakshmi
BALASINGAM, Velupillai
BALI, Amardeep Kaur
BALL, Brandon Jonah
BALOG, Stephanie
BANAYAN, Charleen
BANAYAN, David Joshua
BANDUKWALA, Farah
BANGERT, Elvira Rashidovna
BANNO, Brian David
BARAKAT, Meredith Elaine
BARBARESE, Gabrielle
BARCZAK, Aleksandra
BARDOLOI, Prajjita Sarma
BARNETT, Carly Alanna
BARNETT, Michael Gordon
BARONE, Silvana
BARRETT, Katherine
BARRY, Catherine Anne
BARRY, Keith Ryan
BARRY, Sean Peter
BARTHELEMY-DUCHARME, Cyril
BASHEER, Zainab
BASHEIKH, Ahmed
BASIT, Nida
BASSILI, Adam David Michael
BASTEDO, Timothy Paul
BAXTER, Joanna
BAXTER, Simon Daniel
BAXTER, Thomas Christopher
BAYETTE-MORIN, Isabelle
BAYLEY, Gillian
BAZELEY, Peter Alun
BAZINET, Emilie Audrey
BAZZARELLI, Amy Kathleen
BEATTY, Nicholas P.
BEAUCHEMIN-TURCOTTE, Marie-Eve
BEAUDOIN, Carl-Frédéric
BEAUDOIN, Julie
BEAUDRY SIMONEAU, Eve
BEAUDRY, Vincent
BEAULIEU, Amanda Rose Sheila
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BEAULIEU, Catherine
BEAULIEU, Dominic
BEAULIEU-DENAULT, Camille
BEAUREGARD-TOTARO, Carolane
BÉDARD, Caroline
BEDROSSIAN, Diane Marie
BEGIN, Jennifer Leanne
BEHDAD, Mahnaz
BEHL, Pearl
BEHRENS, Carola Grace
BEHROOZAN, Sepideh
BEITHOON, Ziad
BÉLANGER DUCHARME, Frédérique
BÉLANGER, Chantale
BÉLANGER, Gaëlle
BELDA, Marina
BELL, Rachel Helen
BELLAVANCE, Cynthia
BELZILE, Nathalye
BEN ALI, Henda
BEN HAMED, Salah R. Saleh
BEN ISSA, Entisar Milad
BEN KHOUD, Dhouha
BEN SHABAN, Lamin RA.
BENADÉ, Elizabeth Cathrina
BENALI, Sébastien
BENARD, Magali Anna
BENAYA, Sebastian
BENNETT, Alison Marie
BENNY, Frédéric
BENOIT, Luc André
BENOIT, Marc Anatole
BENOÎT, Nicolas
BENTZ, Christine McKenzie
BEN-YAKOV, Maxim
BERARDI, Philip
BERCIER, Jean-Philippe
BERG, Elizabeth Rae
BERGERON, François
BERGERON, Geneviève
BERGERON, Maxime
BERGERON, Sébastien
BERGERON, Sheri
BÉRIAULT, Karine
BERNARD, David
BERNARD, Marie-Pierre
BERNATCHEZ, Marilou
BERNIER, Laurence
BERNIER, Mathieu
BERTENS, Kimberly Anne
BERTHOUMIEUX, Sylvie
BERTRAM, Jonathan Rajeevan
BERTRAND, Audrey
BERTRAND, Mylène
BERTRAND-BOVET, Audrey
BÉRUBÉ, Guillaume
BESSISSOW, Ali
BESTER, Johan Christiaan
BETTAR, Sina
BEVILACQUA, Micheli Umberto
BEZCHLIBNYK, Yarema Basil
BHANDARI, Tina
BHANGOO, Sandip
BHANJI, Rahima
BHULLAR, Sundeep
BI, Henry Heng
BIANCHI, Sophia
BIEDERMANN, Alyson Jeanne
BIELAWSKA, Barbara
BILLETT, Lindsay Rose
BILLINGHURST, Katherine
BINETTE, Audrey
BINGHAM, Kathleen Sarah
BINNIE, Phyllis Alexandra
BIRDI, Takpal Kaur
BISHARA, Michael
BISHAY, Tharwat Shohdy Merzig
BISWAS, Robert Neal Krishna
BITONTI, David Isaac
BLACK, Colleen Lee
BLACK, Graham
BLACKBEARD, Rosalind Kathleen
BLACKBURN, Paul E.
BLACKMORE, Christopher
BLAICHMAN, Jason Ian
BLAIS, Alexandre Philippe
BLAIS, Marc-André
BLAKE, Kevin
BLANCHARD, Caroline
BLANCHET, Catherine
BLECHER, David Marshal
BLISSETT, Sarah
BLOCK, Myriam
BLONDIN, Marie-Christine
BLOTSKY, Andrea
BLOUIN, Lysanne
BOBBITT, Susan Anne
BOILARD-LAMONTAGNE, Catherine
BOILY, Emilie
BOISVERT, Andrée-Anne
BOISVERT, Nicolas
BOIVIN RIVEROS, Marie Claire Marie
BOIVIN, Ariane
BOIVIN, Geneviève
BOIVIN, Martine
BOLDUC, Isabelle
BOLDUC, Norma
BOLOUS, Nagy Elia
BOND, Christopher Matthew
BORDELEAU, Simon
BOREK, Christopher Michael
BORGONO, Carla Andrea
BORODITSKY, Lila
BORTECEN, Kerem Hakki
BORTEN, Odelia
BOSSÉ, Sandra
BOSTON, Daniel Thomas
BOTHA, Lachelle Gail
BOTROUS, George Melad
BOTTING, Emily
BOUCHARD, Karen
BOUCHARD, Thomas Paul
BOUCHARD-ROCHETTE, Marie-Eve
BOUCHER, Emilie
BOUCHER, Marie-Pier
BOUCHER, Mélanie
BOUCHER, Mélanie
BOUCHER-BÉLANGER, Catherine
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BOUCHEREAU EYEGUE, Mila
BOUDREAU, Christine
BOUDREAU, Julie
BOUDREAU, Pierre-Olivier
BOUGIE, Olga
BOUHAIRIE, Annie-Kamerleen
BOULANGER, Maude
BOULANGER-GOBEIL, Cindy
BOUMA, Hanni Kimberley
BOURASSA, François
BOURDEAU, Stephanie
BOURDUAS, Karine
BOURGEOIS, André
BOURGEOIS, Antoine
BOURNS, Laura Elizabeth
BOURQUE, Mélanie Elizabeth
BOWDEN, Gregory Neil
BOWRY, Richard
BOX, Adrian Harold
BOYD, Jennifer Anne
BOYD, Tristan Alexander
BOYKO, Niki Lee
BOZORG, Shaghayegh
BRACE, Matthew David
BRADLEY, Lindsay Ann
BRADLEY, Nori Lynn
BRAIDWOOD, Dominique
BRAKE, Heidi Diana
BRANDON, Nicholas Charlie
BRANKOVIC, Aleksandra
BRAR, Kanwaljit
BRAZIL, Aiden Gerard
BREAU, Charles-Antoine
BREGMAN, Isaiah
BREMER, Kimberly N. M.
BRENNAN, Erin
BRETON, Émilie
BRETON, Jessica Mary
BREWER, Rebecca Ademadell
BRIAND, Sophie
BRINE, Meggan Ashleigh
BROCKMAN, Angie
BRODIE, Lauren
BROOKS, Christina Kaiyin
BROOKS, Robert John
BROPHY, Julie Dawn
BROSSEAU, Marc
BROUSSEAU, Marie-Hélène
BROWN BRODERICK, Jennifer Lynn
BROWN, Brittany
BROWN, Ciara Eithne
BROWN, Jessica Lynne
BROWN, Jevon James Yardley
BROWN, Julie Ann
BROWN, Meaghan Lise
BROWNE, Candice
BRULÉ, Stephanie Yasmin
BRÛLOTTE, Marc
BRUST, Tyson Brennan Peddie
BRYANTON, Mark
BUCHAN, Catharine Arianne
BUCHANAN, Brian Malcolm
BUCIOACA, Catalina
BUCKO, Jacqueline
BUDD, Emily
BUFFET, Chosica Aline
BUI, Emilie-Liên
BURKE, Andrew
BURKETT, Andrew Michael
BURLEIGH, Katherine Frances
BURNETT, Clinton James
BURNS, Ariel
BURNS, Miriam
BURRON, Ian
BURSTEIN, Brett Stephen
BURTON, Hazen Stewart
BUSS, Mandy Richelle
BUSSIÈRES, Annick
BUTEAU, Amélie
BUYUKDERE, Hakan
BUZATU, Liliana
BYCHKIVSKA, Yaryna
CABAJ, Jason Lee
CABREJO-JONES, Katherine Vanessa
CAIRNS, Stephanie Anne
CAISSIE, Michelle Isabelle
CAJEE, Zayd
CAMERON, Kathryn Maureen
CAMERON, Matthew
CAMPBELL, Stacy Marie
CAMUS, Tristan Pierre
CANISIUS, Elisabeth
CANTOR, Elliott Jamie Ferdman
CAPE, Hunter Robert
CARDIN, Gabrielle
CARDIN, Marie-Josée
CARLSON, Erin
CARLSON, Pamela Sue
CARON, Joannie
CARPENTER, Thirza
CARR, Adrienne Kimberly
CARR, Frances Marie
CARREAU, Anne-Marie
CARRIER, Félix Louis
CARRIER, Jean-Daniel
CARRIER, Joanie
CARRIERE, Christopher Gordon
CARRIÈRE, Isabelle
CARROLL, Matthew Porter
CARTALEANU, Sever Adrian
CARTER, Lindsey
CASELLA, Tesha Elysia
CASTONGUAY, Danny
CASTONGUAY, Veronique
CATA, Romulus
CATHERS, Christopher Royden
CAVAYAS, Yiorgos Alexandros
CAYA, Valérie
CEDENO, Mary Yenny
CENTOFANTI, John Eugenio
CERVANTES HERNÁNDEZ, Alejandra
CESPEDES CLARO, Maria T.
CHACON ANGULO, Maria Del Pilar
CHAD, Jennifer Marie
CHAD, Lauren
CHADHA, Rashmi
CHADHA, Yatin
CHADI, Ahmed Sami
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CHAHAL, Ravneet Randhawa
CHAHINE, Joanie
CHALOULT, Guillaume
CHAMPAGNE PARENT, Geneviève
CHAMPAGNE, Sophie
CHAN TAI KONG, Gilbert Kevin
CHAN, Barry Tin Shin
CHAN, Charlena Claudine
CHAN, Christopher Lap Bun
CHAN, Emilie
CHAN, Erin Teresa Whin-Yee
CHAN, Karenn
CHAN, Kelvin
CHAN, Matthew Isaiah
CHAN, Sarah Siu-Lai
CHANDRA, Fatema Saifuddin
CHANG, Ruoh-Yeng
CHANGELA, Sheena Jayantilal
CHAPMAN, Elizabeth Leona
CHAPMAN, Stephen
CHAPUT, Geneviève
CHARBONNEAU PERRY, Katerine
CHARETTE, Kim
CHARETTE, Yannick
CHARLAND, David Andre
CHARLEBOIS, Alison Lee
CHARLEBOIS, Pierre-Luc
CHARLES, Marthe Kenny
CHARTIER, Loïc
CHATRATH, Vikram
CHATURVEDI, Patanjali
CHAU, Fannie Thanh
CHAUDHRY, Shehla Naz
CHÁVEZ JOHNSTON, Noemi
CHEIFETZ, Arielle
CHEN, Anthony Chi-Fu
CHEN, Christine Michelle
CHEN, Dan
CHEN, Yen-I
CHÉNARD-POIRIER, Maxime
CHENG, Florence Jeanie
CHENG, Ho Man
CHENG, June J.
CHEUNG, Crystal
CHEUNG, Jason Ho-Fai
CHEUNG, Michael Joseph
CHEUNG, Paul
CHIA, Tze Luck
CHIASSON, Sylvie-Ann
CHICOINE LEBEL, Martine
CHIN, Christopher Joseph
CHIN, Esther Anne
CHIN, Melanie Patricia
CHINGKOE, Christina Marie
CHINIARA, Carl
CHIRANE, Nassima
CHIRIGIU, Ana
CHIRY, Samah
CHISHOLM, Christine Terese
CHISICK, Laura Beth
CHIU, Darren
CHIU, Jack Pang-Hao
CHIU, Jui-Pin
CHMIEL, Konrad
CHOI, Joseph
CHOI, Kenny
CHOMEJ, Anna Katarzyna
CHONG, Angeline Ying Wing
CHONG, Jia Rong
CHONG, Tiffany Linda
CHOO, Bettina Jiachi
CHOPRA, Justin Amitoj
CHOPRA, Puja
CHOPTIANY, Maxym Ihor
CHORNY, Yelena
CHOW, Allison Ren-Mu
CHOW, Amy Shirley
CHOW, Maria Chi-Wai
CHOWDHURY, Rina
CHOY, Stephen
CHRISTAKIS, Theodore Jonathan
CHRISTIANSEN, Jesse Craig
CHRISTOU, Marie Grace
CHUM, Marvin Chee Ho
CHUNG, Jeffson Chia-Hsien
CHUNG, Jennifer Chia-Ying
CHUNG, Leonard Charles
CHUNG, Young-Don Brendon
CHURCHILL, Paige Elizabeth
CIESLAK, Alicja
CIOATA TOMSA, Elena
CIOLOFAN, Cristina Catalina
CIPOLLA, Amanda
CLAIROUX, Ariane
CLARKE, Kaethe Vivienne
CLAUDE, Jean-Pierre
CLAYDEN, Wesley
CLAYDON, Emily
CLÉMENT, Sylvianne
CLEMENTS, Robert Linus Harold
CLÉROUX, Jean-François
CLOUTHIER, Sarah
CODERE MARUYAMA, Takumi
COELHO, Ryan Martin
COETZEE, Corneli Margaretha
COHEN, Lindsay
COHEN, Lynn
COLE, Eric
COLLINGS, Darryl Edward
COLLINS, Courtney Lauren Christie
COLPITTS, Lorraine
COMEAU, Jeannette Louise
COMTOIS, Amélie
CONNORS, William John Alway
CONSTANT, François
COOK, Bruce Harvey Owen
COOK, Deanna Joy
COOMBS, Robin Rebecca
COONEY, Paul R. H.
COOPER, Jacqueline Mei Ling
COORAY, P. L. A. Mohan Rajika
COPLEY, James
CORBALAN, Fernando
CORIE, Mark William
CORKUM, Cheryl Dawn
CORONEOS, Christopher James
COROS, Kimberly Ann
COSTA, Daniel Francis Gunn
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COSTESCU, Florin
COTA, Adam Garry
CÔTÉ, Andréanne
CÔTÉ, Isabelle
CÔTÉ, Mylène
CÔTÉ, Simon
COTTICK, Kimberley Raelynn
COULL, Derek Justin
COULOMBE, Anne-Marie
COUNTESS, Robert Edward
COURSOL-PROVOST, Patrick
COUSINEAU, Julie
COUTU, Elizabeth
COX, Ian Louis
CRAGO, Peter
CRAIG, Jeffrey David Clark
CREBA, Aran Skye
CREEK, Kristen
CRÉPEAU-GENDRON, Gabrielle
CROITORU, Kendra
CROOKALL, Matthew Jake
CROTEAU, Bernard
CRUICKSHANK, Lindsay
CRUZ D’SOUZA, Maria Merlyn
CULIC, Chérie Ann
CULP, Matthew Robert
CUMMINS, Laurence
CUNNIFFE, Patrick
CUNNINGHAM, Diana
CURRAN-SILLS, Gwynn
CURTIS, Colleen Mary
CUTTINI, Catherine
CUVELIER, Susan
CYR, Mélissa
DA SILVA, Vitor C. R.
DAAB, Amer Mohamed
DABREO, Dominique Claire
DABU, Anna Marita
DAHINE, Joseph
DAHL, Alice
DAHL, Karine
DAKIN, Christa Marie
DALLAIRE, Amélie
DALVI, Anil Ashok
D’AMOURS, Marie-Hélène
DAMPHOUSSE, Andréanne
DANBY, Michelle Christine
DANEAULT, Jean-Gabriel
DANESCHMAND, Firouzeh
DANG, Marilyne
DANIELSON, Brett Brian
DANS, Jody-lynn
DANYLO, Alexis
DAO, Viet Cuong
D’AOUST, Louis-Xavier
DAOUST-LAFOND, Guillaume
DARGAVEL, Callum
DARVISH-KAZEM, Saeed
DARWASH, Mudher Abbood
DARWISH, Hanni Adel
DATTA, Samir Ranjan
DAUPHINAIS, Dominic
DAVIES, Anne Marie
DAVIS-FAROQUE, Nicole
DAWS, Tanja
DAYANANDA, Narayanappa
DE BAKKER, Peter
DE CHAMPLAIN, Marilou
DE GOOIJER, Lisa Marie
DE JESUS, Christopher
DE KLERK, Tania
DE KOROMPAY, Nevin Victor
DE LASA, Cristina
DE SILVA, Gustinna Liyana Himanthi
Nalika
DE TINA, Annemaria
DE VARENNES, Maryline
DE VRIES, Ansunette
DE VRIES, Matthys Andries
DE WITT, Elzaan
DEBRETSION, Tadese Fesehaye
DÉCOEUR, Isabelle
DECOSSE, Jillian Lisèle
DEGUIRE, Richard
DEHAECK, Ulrike
DEKIS, Alaa
DEKNA, Maisa Mohamed
DELIALLISI, Ardit
DELISLE, Annie
DELISLE, Marie-Hélène
DELL, Rosemary Joy
DELLAVEDOVA, Jonathan
DELPORT, Johannes Andries
DELSEMME-THERRIEN, AndréeAnne
DEMERS, Suzanne
DEN BROK, Wendie Lou Dymphna
DERASPE, Mylène
DERKSON, Philip
DESANTIS, Darren
DESAUTELS, Angela Diane
DESAUTELS, Danielle Nicole
DESCHAMPS, Julie
DESCHÊNES LAPOINTE, Anne-Claire
DESGAGNÉ, Catherine
DESILETS, Jean-Francois
DÉSILETS-PAQUET, Anne-Emmanuelle
DESJARDINS, Noémie
DESLAURIERS-NOËL, Valérie
DESMARAIS, Marc
DESMEULES, Mathieu
DESMEULES, Patrice
DESROSIERS, Catherine
DESSOUKI, Shariff Esmat
DETORAKIS, Anne
DEWAN, Ambika
DEWART, Lauren Elizabeth
DHALIWAL, Inderdeep
DHALIWAL, Navdeep Singh
DHALIWAL, Ravinder
DHANOA, Ravijindera Singh
DHAT, Davinder Singh
DHESI, Sumandeep Kaur
DHILLON, Arunbir Singh
DHILLON, Hardeep Harvey Singh
DHILLON, Nimrit Kaur
DHILLON, Paul Singh
DHILLON, Sukhjit
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DI FABIO, Jonathan Michael
DI LALLO, Kate
DIAMANDI, Mihaela
DIAZ FUENTES, Eva Carolina
DICKINSON, Lara Dea
DICKINSON, Peter William
DICKSON, Catherine Elaine
DIETRICH, Jaclyn Nicole
DIGBY, Genevieve Christina
DIGBY, Jennifer Sara
DILLI, Erol
DION, Andréanne
DION, Marie Susanne
DION, Marie-Josée
DIOTTE, Magali
DIVALENTINO, Dennis Ryan
DO, Kiet
DO, Tran Hoa
DOBROWOLSKI, Peter Anthony
DOCKSTEADER, Mark Jeffrey
DOLAN, Andrea Yaremko
DOLATABADI, Amir
DOLGUINA, Svetlana
DOMKE, Craig Randall
DOMURACKI, Kurt James
DORÉ, Marc-André
DORION, Marie-Christine
DORLAND, Katherine
DOUCET, Anne-Marie
DOUCET, Erica
DOUGLAS, Datonye Tombodie-A
DOUGLAS, Lloyd Kenneth
DOULLA, Manpreet
DOUVILLE, Simon-Pierre
DOWNEY, Lindsay Holly
DOYLE-TRACE, Lara
DOYON-OLIVIER, Joëlle
DRACHEK, Stanislav
DRAKHSHAN, Afrooz
DREISE, Heather Christine
DRESSLER, Jason David Thomas
DRESSLER, Jennifer
DROLET, Pascale
DROLET-ZÉROUNIAN, Sophie
DROUIN, Simon
DRYDEN, Adam Michael
DRYDEN, Fiona Anne
DRYSDALE, John Dixon
DU TOIT, Daniel Johannes
DUAN, Erick Huaileigh
DUBEAU, Guillaume
DUBOIS, Marie-Eve
DUBOIS, Vincent Gaston
DUCEPPE, Emmanuelle
DUCHCHERER, Maryana
DUCHESNE, Joëlle
DUFFETT, Stephen Alexander
DUFRESNE-DENIS, Catherine
DUGUAY, Annick
DUKE, Linnea Diane
DULUDE, Martine
DUMAS-CAMPAGNA, Myriam
DUMOUCHEL, Mariane
DUNCALF, Karen Ann
DUNCAN, Brooke Johanna
DUNGAVELL, Sara Marie
DUNLOP, Nicole Lynn
DUNN, Evelyn Louise
DUONG, Hanh H.
DUPONT, Marie-France
DUPONT-HÉBERT, Laurence
DUPUIS, Alissa
DUPUIS, Dominique
DUPUIS, Kaitlin Carew
D’URBANO, Dante James
DUSSAULT-LAURENDEAU, Maxime
DUTTA, Sidharth
DUTTON, Heidi Pauline
DWILOW, Rachel Ann
EARDLEY, William Andrew
EDDIB, Amel
EDGAR, Gregory Jacob
EDMUNDS, Darryn Justin
EDWARDS, Sarah Elizabeth
EDYE-ROWNTREE, James
EELES, Ruth
EFFENDI, Mona
EHMANN, David
EHSAN, Saima
EJAZ, Aiza
EL DEB, Manal Houssein
EL FISHAWY, Rami Ramsis Ishak
EL MEZOUAR, Zineb
EL OUALI, Sara
EL TARAZI, Samar
ELASHAAL, Abdurrahim A.
EL-ASSAR, Dalia Shaban Dawoud
EL-BARED, Nancy
ELFAKHANI, Mohamad
ELIA, Mario Franco
ELIAS, Rami
ELLIOTT, Cameron
ELLIS, Chelsey Louise
ELSARNAGAWY, Nahla Bakkar
ELSMAILI, Mona
ELTORKI, Mohamed Mahmoud Fahmi
ELYAS, Tereza
EMADI, Seyed Mehrdad
EMERY, William Thomas
EMOND, Dominique
EMOND, Yannick
ENACHE, Lucian
ENG, Evelyn Marion
ENGELBRECHT, Werner
ENTWISTLE, Brandon Michael Joseph
ERLANK, Andries Gustav
ERNST, Geneviève
ERRAGUNTLA, Vasudha
ERUM, Uzma
ESCANLAR, Peter Michael
ESHAGHIAN, Reza Lee
ESKANDER, Antoine
ESKI, Eva
ETHIER, Josée-Lyne
EVANGELIOU, Helena
EVANIEW, Nathan Michael
EVANS-OLDERS, Rebecca
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EYBERS, Von Welfling
EZAHR, Youssef
EZIDIEGWU, Amaka Theodora
FADAZ, Annissa
FAIR, Justine Ashleigh
FAIRBAIRN, James
FAKOUR, Flor
FALLAH-RAD, Nazanin
FALTAS, Bernadette Ezzat Moussa
FAN, Xiangning
FANCY, Nicole Diane
FANG, Karen
FANG, Zhe Amy Bian
FARAG, Erene Anwar Farag Abdelmalek
FARAJ, Zaid
FARANGI, Mojgan
FARAZMAND, Mitra
FARCAS, Monica Andreea
FARES, Oussama
FARRELL (CAMPBELL), Patricia Mary
FARRELL, Ashleigh Dawn
FAST, Claire
FATHI, Kate
FATOOHI, Eman Abdul Raheem
FAUTEUX-LAMARRE, Emmanuelle
FAWCETT, Sherry Lynn
FAWCETT, Sonia
FAYEZ, Raad Mahmoud
FEHLINGS, Tara Kristen
FEINER, Hannah Luce Rose
FELOIU, Florin Daniel
FENIAK, Jason David
FERLAND-CARON, Geneviève
FERNANDES, Nicole
FERNANDES, Vinay Thomas
FEROZE, Nicholas
FERREIRA, Carina
FIDLER, Lee Marshall
FIELD, Courtney Blair
FINE, Benjamin Aaron
FINK, Jennifer Leah
FIORINO, Leathia
FISCALETTI, Melissa
FISET, Pierre-Olivier
FISHER, Ryan Garnet
FLATH, Travis Robert
FLETCHER, Daniel Robert William
FLOREA, Adrian Eugen
FLOREA, Alexandra
FLYNN, Andrew Norman
FOLLWELL, Matthew
FONG, Crystal J.
FORBES, Amy Rosemarie Jean
FORBES, Ellen Colleen
FORBES, Nauzer
FORDYCE, Fiona Elspeth
FOREST, Camille B.
FOREST, Katia Kim
FORGET, Emilie
FORSTER, Mathieu
FORTIN BOUDREAULT, Renée-Pier
FORTIN, Louis-Olivier
FORTIN, Maude
FORTIN, Milaine
FOUCAULT, Amélie
FOURNIER, Francis
FOWLER, Amanda M.
FOWLER, Melinda Joye
FOX, Danya Arielle
FOX, Mitchell Adam
FRANCIS, Laura Amanda
FRANCIS, Ronald Arthur
FRANCISPRAGASAM, Mario
FRANCOEUR, Conall
FRANCOEUR, Maeve
FRANSKY, Melissa Kathleen
FRASER, Andréane
FRASER, Emily Joan
FRECHETTE, Yannick Antoine Georges
FREY, Matthew Helmut Zoltan
FRIEDMAN, Meri Kinneret
FRIESEN, Graham
FRY, Jessica Erin
FUGÈRE NADEAU, Guillaume
FULLARD, Ginevra Ann Mary Helen
FULLER, Anne Elizabeth
FUNG, Christopher Ian Yew Fai
FUNG, Daisy Charlene
FUNG, Elaine
FUNG, Eleanor Churk-Yan
FUNG, Eric Yiu-Han
FUNG, Lillia Yan
FUNG, Sharon
FUNK, Sandi Christine
FUOCO, Michael Benjamin
GAAS, Masoud Ali
GABEL, Jesse Daniel
GAD, Ashraf Nasr Rezkallah
GAFOOR, Tasnim
GAGNÉ, Mylène
GAGNON, Émilie
GAGNON, Josiane
GAGNON, Louise-Helene
GAGNON, Nadia
GALARNEAU-GIRARD, Justine
GALINDO, Sylvie Vivianne
GALLAGHER, Michael Brooks
GALLIMORE, Christopher Hugh
GALLIVAN, Christopher David
GALLOWAY, Emma Christina
GAMBHIR, Puneeta
GANDHAM, Sandip Singh
GANESHALINGAM, Anushiya
GANGANI, Asmitha
GARBER, Adam
GARDHOUSE, Amanda
GARDIE SUAREZ, Juan Ernesto
GARDNER, Katie Maureen
GARG, Naveen
GARNEAU, Edith
GARNEAU, Jessica
GARNEAU, Karine
GARRARD, Michael John
GASSE, Marie-Christine
GAUDET, Mathieu
GAUDREAU, Annie
GAUMOND, Geneviève
GAUTAM, Shivani
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GAUTHIER, Émilie
GAUTHIER, Jean
GAUTHIER, Marcel Todd
GAUTHIER, Martin
GAUTHIER-BIZIER, Sabrina
GAUTIER-ÉTHIER, Patrick
GAUTREAU, Renelle
GAUVIN MEUNIER, Anne
GAUVIN, Lianne
GBINIGIE, Nosakhare Ikpomwosa
GE, Yin
GEE, Peter
GEMMILL, Margaret
GENDREAU-LEFÈVRE, Annie-Kim
GENEST, Geneviève
GENTILE, Brenda Kathleen
GENUIS, Emerson David
GERGES, Hanan Yousef Neseem
GERGIS, Nermin Yousry Yacoub
GERMAIN, Carlie Mae
GERMAIN, Mitchel
GHADAKI, Bahareh
GHADERI, Bahareh
GHALY, Ahmed
GHANIPOUR, Ali
GHANNOUM, Katya
GHASSAN, Dany
GHASSEMI KAKROODI, Parisa
GHAWE, Jaber Saleem
GHAZAL, Sanjeela
GHAZI-MIRSAEED, Seyedeh-Bahareh
GHIASI, Nazli
GHOBRIAL, Amal
GHODSI, Narges
GHORBANI, Neda
GIBSON, Andrew Edward
GIBSON, Julia E.
GILBERT, Vanessa
GILCA, Marina
GILET, Danielle
GILL, Aashna Singh
GILL, Jasdildar Singh
GILL, Manreet Kaur
GILL, Sandeep Kaur
GILL, Satinderpal Singh
GILLER, Kristin Elizabeth
GILLIS, Danny James
GILLIS, J. Lynne
GILMAN, Ashley Read
GILMORE, Andrew Scott
GINSBURG, Matthew Grischa
GIRARD, Ariane
GIRARD, Nancy
GIRARD, Rachel
GIRARD-MARTEL, Catherine
GIRDHARI, Rajesh Philip
GIROUX, Charles
GIROUX, Valérie
GIVARI, Renee
GLASNER, Carly
GLAZNER, Kathryn Alexis Collister
GLEN, Peter
GLICK, Daniel Noah
GLICKSMAN, Jordan Thomas
GNANASEKARAM, Somasekaram
GODIN, Kristen Margaret
GODWIN, Jesse Burkitt
GOLAS, Angela Christine
GOLDBERG, Alyse Stephanie
GOLDBERG, Robert Joshua
GOLUBOVIC, Dragan
GOMEZ HERRERA, Beatriz Elena
GONZALEZ HERNANDEZ, Roberto
Lino
GOOCH, Robert Edward Lytton
GOODARZI, Zahra Shirin
GOODWIN, Kelly Meg
GORAK SAVARD, Emilie
GORDON, Danielle Marie
GORGUY, Nermine
GORMAN CORSTEN, Erin Patricia
GORNALL, Anne Katrina
GOTLIEB, Stephanie
GOTZ, Tamas
GOUDIE, Catherine
GOUDREAU-MICHEL, Joanie
GOUGEON, Francois
GOUGH, Rachel Fahn
GOVARE, Amélie
GOVINDARAJULU, Arun Prasad
GOW, Erin Elizabeth
GOWING, Stephen Donald
GOY, Jennifer Kathleen
GRAF, Rosemarie Regina
GRAFF, Michael Jordan
GRANDJEAN LAPIERRE, Simon
GRANDY, Mathew
GRANT, James Robert
GRAY, Tyler Leigh Vinall
GREENBERG, Michael
GREENSPOON, Todd Theodore
GREENWOOD, Chelsea Pamela
GRÉGOIRE, Claire Anne
GREGORY, Tournesol
GREWAL, Karen Kaur
GRINTUCH, Benjamin Shaun
GROBB, Jacie Karmel
GROSS, Zeev Zvi
GROSSMAN, Ruth
GUAY, Joanie
GUÉRIN, Pascale
GUEVREMONT, Philippe
GUIMOND, Jérôme
GUIRGUIS, Nader Nabih Habib
GULAVITA, Previn Yohan
GUO, Lan Qian
GUO, Ray
GUPTA, Rohit
GUPTA, Ronish
GUPTA, Shikha
GUPTA, Sonilla
GUROFSKY, Rebecca
GURON, Namrata Kaur
GUSTAFSON, Paul Michael
GUTTMAN, Dahlia
GUTTMAN, Joshua
H. OUIMET, Myriam
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HA, Edward
HABAL, Marlena Vanessa
HABEL, Pierre-David
HACK, Anna Theresa
HADDUD, Ahmed A. A.
HAHN, Nicola Gabrielle
HAIDAR, Ramin
HALL, Alison Jacintha
HALL, Stacey Lauren
HALLAG, Sami Michel Boutros
HALLAGE, Marie-Gabrielle
HAMBARDZUMYAN, Vache
HAMEED, Salma
HAMEL, Alexandra
HAMER, Debra Michelle
HAMIDI ZADEH, Reza
HAMILTON, Erin Alana
HAMILTON, Lawrie Jean Marion
HAMMOND, Cecil Michael
HAMZA, Aafiah
HAN, John Song-Mou
HAN, Lily Yanliang
HANER, Andrea Alice
HANIF, Hasib
HANNA, Mariam
HANNA, Nawar
HANNA, Sarah
HANSEN, Heather
HANSEN, Mark Gilbert
HARDY ST-PIERRE, Godefroy
HAREL, Avital
HARLOS, Craig Henry
HARMON, Heather Caitlin
HARRIS, Aaron
HARRISON, Rebecca Anne
HARRISON, W. Kenneth
HARRIS-THOMPSON, Weronika
HART, Adam Jonathan
HART, Caroline Anne
HARTMAN, Paul Gordon Richard
HARVEY, Amélie
HARVEY, Jacynthe
HARVEY, Laurélie
HASAN, Khaled Ahmad
HASAN, Khalid Hameda Ali
HASHAM, Aliya Sabrina
HASSAN ZADEH, Manizheh
HASSON AL-HAYALI, Rand Mustafa
HAVERLUCK, Brenna Leah
HAWISA, Nura Ibrahim
HAYMAN, Kaitlin
HAYNEN, Bennett Kenji Maruno
HAYWARD, Melissa Lynn
HÉBERT, Audrey
HÉBERT, Benedict
HÉBERT, Sabrina
HÉBERT-DAVIES, Jonah
HECHLER, Peter
HECHT, Patrick William
HEGEDUS, Janka
HEIDARY, Behrouz
HEMMATI, Iman
HENDERSON, Allison
HENDRY, James Michael
HENIN, Michel Boshra
HENLEY, Jeanette Lynne
HENLEY, Peter Adrian
HENNESSEY, Hooman
HENNESSEY, Jane
HEPPELL HÉBERT, Mathieu
HEPTING, Kristin Leigh
HÉRARD, Geneviève
HERMA, Messaoud
HESHAM, Walid
HESHMATI MOGHADDAM,
Mahmoud Reza
HEWTON-BACKFAT, Latisha Lynn
HICKS, Elizabeth Anne
HIGGINS, Anthony Daniel
HILLIER, Brian Ross
HILLIS, Christopher Michael
HILLMAN, China-Li Jade Ma-Ri
HILNER, Jon Sanderson
HINDLE, Mark Thomas
HINDS, Philip Richard
HINSE, Stéphanie
HO, Ada K.
HO, Catherine Patricia Julia
HO, Clement Kar-ming
HO, Edwin Chun Wing
HO, Karen
HO, Melissa Wei-Yee
HO, Olivia
HO, Ping Yun
HO, Shu Fung
HO, Vincent Wayne Sean
HOANG, Johnston
HOANG, Lien Nhat
HOBBS, Allison Victoria
HOBEIKA, Jad
HOCA, Asim
HODA, Syed Ziaul
HODGE, Jeffrey William Henry
HODGSON, Laura Eleanor
HOGAN, Natalie Lise
HOGG, Amanda Isabel
HOGGARD, Cassandra
HOIRCH, Adam Robert
HOLINATY, Carla Michelle
HOLLAND, Joanna Irene
HOLLING, Tamara
HOLM, Kristen
HOLMES, Rebecca Ann
HOLTHAM, Anita Jane
HOLYOKE, Jennifer Rosa
HOMAYOON, Behrang
HOOPER, Catherine Marie
HOPPER, Kevin
HOPWOOD, Marie-Clare
HORNIACHEK, Marisa Nicole
HOSELTON, Stacey Lynn
HOSSAIN, Md. Zakir
HOULD, Mélanie
HOULE, Anne-Sophie
HOVHANNISYAN, Gayane
HOWATT, Jesse William
HOWE, Brett Lawrence
HRYMAK, Carmen Stacey
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HSIANG, Diana
HSU, Ying-Han
HUANG, Christopher
HUBER, Keith David
HUDGINS, Sarah Elizabeth
HUDON, Émilie
HUDSON, Katharine Anne
HUI, Melody
HULETS, Olha
HULLIGER, Sara Franziska
HUMPHREYS, Shaun Wallace
HUNDAL, Rajveer
HUNG, Ming Lai Ada
HUNTER, Christopher Ryan
HURST, Andrew Warren
HURTON, Scott Michael Shea
HUSAIN, Arjumand Riyaz
HUSSEIN, Nassrein
HUYNH, Nam-Phuong-Thao
HUYNH-TRUDEAU, Valérie
HWANG, Irene I. Lan
HYDER, Stephanie
HYLANDS, Eric
HYNES, Kelly Krista
HYRCZA, Martin Dominik
IANCU-GONTARD, Daniela Elena
IBRAHIM, Mohamed Nabil El Sayed
Mahmoud
IBRAHIM, Sameh Ibrahim Ghattas
IBUDE, Bose Enoma
IGBEKOYI, Olawale Franklin
IGE, Olabode Adeboyejo
IKEDA, Kristin Mayumi
ILIUTA, Ioan-Andrei
ILLYAS, Ahmed Jehaan
IMAM, Hasiba Syeda
IMBULGODA, Amal Ranga
IMRAN, Naema
INDAR, Adrian Akash
INGBER, Neil Jordan
INGRAM, Emily
INGREY, James
INMAN, Alexandra Frances Joan
IORDACHESCU, Andrei
IORDANOUS, Yiannis
IOVU NICULITA, Mirela Onita
IP, Wing Sum Angie
IRIOGBE, Itua Godson
IRONSIDE, Sarah Anne
IRWIN, Mandi Rose
ISA, Ahaoiza Diana
ISAAC, Abraam
ISAAC-RENTON, Megan Annarose
ISHAK, Setrak
ISKANDAR, Samer Ramsis Riad
ISMAIL, Salima
IVANOV, Karolina
IZADPANAH, Ali
JABERI, Arash
JABLONSKI, Eric
JACK, Zita
JACOB, George P.
JACQUES, Yamilée Aparecida
JADAVJI, Irfan
JAIN, Sangeeta
JALAL, Adnan Bin
JALBERT, Marc
JALBERT, Raphaëlle
JALINI, Shirin
JAMANI, Kareem
JAMES, Joann
JANHUNEN, David
JANSZ, Graham Kenneth
JARBOUI, Manel
JARCEVIC, Radomir
JARECKI, Joanna
JAVED, Sidra
JEAN, Magali Mira
JENKINS, Mark Richard
JENKINS, Shelby
JEONG, James
JHA, Sapna
JHAJJ, Prabhjote Singh
JODOIN-FONTAINE, Xavier
JOHNSON, Amy Elizabeth
JOHNSON, Davin Emanuel
JOHNSTON, Jennifer
JOHNSTON, Liisa Celeste
JOLLIFFE, Courtney Jane
JONES, Ewen
JONES, Lori
JOSHI, Madalsa
JOVANOVIC, Marijana
JOZAGHI, Solmaz
JUAN, Joshua Vahid
JUDGE, Pavan
JUNDI, Mazen
JUNG, Michelle
JUTEAU, Louis-Christophe
KACHRA, Rahim
KADDAHA, Zeina
KAHLON, Bhavneet Kaur
KAITOUKOV, Youri
KAJAL, Babita
KALEVAR, Ananda
KALF, Daniel James
KALIKIAS, Saman
KALIKIAS, Sina
KALIN-HAJDU, Evan
KALRA, Ruben
KAMATH, Ramesh Krishna
KAMITAKAHARA, Holly Kiyoko
KAN, Manstein
KANDASAMY, Gengatharan
KANDILIOTIS, Maria
KANJI, Aliya
KAPADIA, Ronak Kamal
KAPPAGANTULA, Mythri
KARACHIWALA, Hatim
KARAS, Alexandra Helena M.
KARCZEWSKA, Marta
KARKHANECHI, Sepideh Sarah
KARP, Natalya Sagitovna
KARUNATILAKE, Pushpika Nilminie
KASHGARI, Alia Yousif
KASHGARY, Abdullah Yousif
KATCHKY, Adam Matthew
KATTAN, Abdullah Essam
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KAY, Stephanie
KAYAL, Dounia
KAYALI, Razan
KAZANDJI, Dalal
KAZEMI, Mojdeh
KAZMI, Azra
KEAN, Sarah Lynn
KEEFER, Christopher
KEEN, Jessica
KEHOE, Shannon Brigid
KEMPSTON, Michael
KENNEDY, Andrew Ronald
KENNEDY, James Allan Mark
KENNEDY, Shayla
KENSHIL, Sana
KERBA, Jean-Paul
KERR, Brendan Gordon
KERR, Jasmine Dawn
KERR, Jason Romero
KEYHANIAN, Kianoosh
KHADILKAR, Amole
KHADIM, Hamid Ahmadzai
KHALATBARI, Azadeh
KHALIF, Marwan Moftah
KHALIFA, Nagib Masaud
KHALIL, Peter
KHALIL, Youssef Eryan Noor
KHALILI, Sam
KHAMBATI, Aziz
KHAN, Anees Ayub
KHAN, Asmat Majeed
KHAN, Farah Yaqoob
KHAN, Mohammed Moin
KHAN, Yasir
KHANANIAN, Anna
KHANASSOV, Vladimir
KHATRI, Prateek
KHATUN, Momena
KHODAEI, Minoo
KHORSHIDI, Amirmohsen
KHORY, Ayesha Sheriar
KHOSHKROOD MANSOORI, Babak
KHOSRAVANI, Houman
KHOURY, Michael
KIDANEWOLD, Wondwossen Hailu
KIEFER, Krystina Rose Lydia
KIEFFER, Kellen George
KILIAN, Rochagne
KIM, Brian
KIM, Christopher
KIM, Hae Kwang
KIM, Jason Yong-Joon
KIMBALL, Lauren Elizabeth
KIND, Simon
KING, Crystal
KING, David Sebastian
KING, Meghan Alexandra
KIPP, Lucas Boyd
KIRKHAM, Allison Lorraine
KIROLOS, Naseem Sedeek Nashed
KISILEWICZ, Magdalena
KITNEY, Lauren Ashleigh
KITSHOFF, Antoinette
KITTMER, Tiffaney Chantal
KLEIN, Jonathan Harris
KLER, Jasmine April
KLIMAJ-BALOGH, Katalin
KLOK, Jennifer
KLOURFELD, Evgenia
KLUGE, Hagen Franz Neison
KLUZ, Andrzej Tomasz
KNIGHT, Drew Allister
KNOX, Aaron
KNOX, Matthew Kenny
KO, Idy Wan Ting
KO, Jenny Jaeeun
KOBERSTEIN, Wade
KOEHN, Martha
KOGILWAIMATH, Siddharth
KOKA, Suman Kumar
KOLAJOVA, Miroslava
KONG, Christopher Yoon-Ki
KOPOLOVIC, Ilana Rebecca
KORCHINSKI, Paul Daniel
KORSHEED, Shvan
KORSIEPORN, Pira
KOTUE KEMGNI, Henriette Carine
KOZAN, Daniel Christopher
KRAMER, John
KROMM, Julie
KROUCHEV, Radoslav
KUMANOVSKIY, Svyatoslav
KUMAR, Rohini
KUMAR, Shree
KUS, Lukas
KUZMA, Tamara Oleandra Marta
KUZMINA, Alona
KWAN, Allison Katherine
KWAN, Michael
KWOK, Tiffany
LABA, Joanna
LABUDA, Zuzanna
LACASSE, Marie-Constance
LACHANCE, Marie-Josée
LACOMBE, Annie
LACROIX, Marie-Christine
LADHA, Alysha
LAFONTAINE-GODBOUT, Matthieu
LAGODICH, Marina
LAGROU, Lisa May
LAI, Crystal Yan Chung
LAIDLAW, Jennifer Louise
LAJEUNESSE VIENS, Guylaine
LALI, Amritpaul
LALONDE, Benjamin David
LAM, Emilie Yat-Yee
LAM, Shirley
LAM, Vincent
LAMARCHE, Caroline
LAMB, Austin Sinclair
LAMB, Jeffery Charles
LAMB, Tyler
LAMBERT, Suzanne Clare
LAMFOOKON, Charles
LANDON-CARDINAL, Océane
LANDRY, Cynthia
LANDRY, Daniel
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LANDRY-DÉSY, Jérome
LANE, Lynsay
LANGAN, Teresa
LANGE, Lisa Megan Mina
LANGLAIS, Jean-Sébastien
L’ANGLAIS, Marie-Ève
LANSDELL, Kyle
LAO, Alexandra
LAPALME-REMIS, Samuel
LAPIERRE GAUTHIER, Claudie
LAPLANTE PAQUIN, Tristan
LAPLANTE, Leslie Norman Louis
LAPOINTE, Annie-Pier
LAPOINTE, Jennifer
LAPOINTE, Jessica
LAPOINTE, Stéphanie
LAPORTE-PROULX, Joanie
LAROCHELLE, Josée
LAROUCHE, Nicolas
LASRY, Oliver Joseph
LAU, Amanda Wai-Man
LAU, Bernice
LAU, Ian Terence
LAU, Jeffrey Tien-Yau
LAU, Raymond Wai-Meng
LAU, Vincent Issac
LAUDER, Jacqueline Dawn
LAVALLÉE, Emilie
LAVALLÉE, Philippe
LAVALLÉE, Stéphanie
LAVIGNE, Andrew David
LAVOIE, Caroline
LAVOIE, Joël
LAVOIE, Marie-Andrée
LAW, Christine
LAW, Jaimie Rae
LAWSON, Adrian John
LE FOLL, Valérie Gisèle Andrée
LE PAGE, Matthieu
LÊ, Anh Thu
LE, Hoaan Nguyen
LEA, Sarah Armstrong
LEBEL, Nathalie
LEBLANC, Dominique
LEBLANC, Émilie
LEBLANC, Julien
LEBLANC, P. Nicole
LEBLANC, Sophie Maria
LEBLANC-HILDEBRAND, Julie
LEBLOND, Louis
LEBOEUF, Amélie
LEBRUN, Philippe
LECAVALIER-BARSOUM, Magali
LECKY, Alexander Robert
LECLERC, François
LECLERC, Jonathan
LECLERC-GAGNÉ, Karen
L’ECUYER, Geneviève
LEDUC, Karine
LEDUC, Sandy
LEE, Andrea King Ying
LEE, Howard Hao
LEE, James
LEE, Jason J.
LEE, Junella Cynthia
LEE, Justin Yusen
LEE, Kar Ming
LEE, Kristy Denise
LEE, Ricky
LEEIES, Murdoch Alexander
LEES, Nicholas Michael
LEFEBVRE, Anne-Julie
LEFEBVRE, Joannie
LEFRESNE, Shilo Violet
LEGAULT, Catherine
LÉGER-ST-JEAN, Benjamin
LEITCH, Meghan Victoria
LEITNER, Maya Ashley
LELIGDOWICZ, Aleksandra
LEMAY, Louise
LEMAY-ROY, Claudia
LEMEZ, Svetlana
LEMIEUX-POTVIN, Frédérique
LEMIRE, Christine
LEMON, Kristina
LEMOS, Vivienne Miriam
LEMYRE, Karine
LENHARD, Bernd Georg
LENNOX, Genevieve Kathleen
LENZ, Ryan Charles
LEO, Joyce Mo-Ting
LEONG, Shaun Wai Hong
LEPAGE-SABOURIN, Isabelle
LÉPINE, Elizabeth
LÉPINE, Josianne
LERNER, Marina
LEROUX-STEWART, Josée
LESAGE, Julie
LESAGE, Marie-Ève
LESCHIED, Jessica
LESLIE, Jasmine Jay Tamara
LESLIE, Oliver
LESSARD, Andréa
LESTER, Renee Elizabeth
LETARTE, François
LETENDRE, Caroline
LETT, Brendan Joseph
LEUCUTA, Adrian Sorin
LEUNG, Grace Sin Yee
LEUNG, Jo Jo
LEUNG, Tsui Pik Doris
LEUNG, Vincent Andrew
LEVALLOIS-GIGNAC, Samuel
LEVASSEUR, Louis-Bernard
LEVENSTADT, Jeremy Stephen
LEVERRIER, Alanna
LÉVESQUE, Jennifer
LEVI, Michael
LEVINE, Oren Hannun
LEVREAULT, Marie-Pier
LEVY, Ariel
LEW, Jason Whai Leung
LEWIN, Warren Harris
LI, Amanda M.
LI, Amanda Yvonne
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LI, Danni
LI, Debbie
LI, Gordon
LI, Hiu-Wah
LI, Jing
LI, Nan
LIAGHATI NASSERI, Omid
LI-BLAND, Esther Ann
LIDDLE, Jessica Kara-Lynn
LIEBERMAN, Esther Jodi
LILY, Muriel
LIM, Chona Lao
LIM, David Wai
LIM, Hooi Beng
LIM, Zaneta Hui Yin
LIN, Amy Wei
LIN, Angela
LIN, Clifford
LIN, Rui Jun
LINDQUIST, Christopher Michael
LING, Francine Helene Wan-Kwan
LINK, Kaitlin
LIPARI, Steven
LIPSETT, Mark
LISKOWICH, Sarah Patricia
LITVINOV, Alexey
LITVINOV, Ivan
LIU, Brian Jason
LIVERGANT, Jonathan Philip Ira
LIVERNOCHE, Francis
LIVINGSTONE, Margaret Jean
LIYANAARACHCHI, Ravini
LOBA GUTIERREZ, Georges
LOBLEY, Jarrett
LOBO PRABHU, Kristel Carla
LOBSINGER, Meghan
LOCKWOOD, Joel
LODHI, Abid Mohy-Ud-Din
LOH, James
LOKHANDWALA, Juzer Mansoor
LONDON, Anna Christine
LONERGAN, Ann-Marie
LOOMES, Dustin
LOPEZ DE LARA GUTIERREZ,
Catalina
LÓPEZ OSORIO, Isabel
LORD, Amanda
LORD, Caroline
LORD, Marie-Christine
LORD, Sarah Anne
LORETTE, Jason Gary Wade
LOUGHEED, Sean David
LOUIE, Dianna Clare
LOURIDAS, Marisa
LOVEGROVE, Fiona
LOVEYS, Fraser Wilson
LOW-DÉCARIE, Clara
LOWER, Darlene
LU, Meng
LU, Yidan
LUECKE, Kai
LUGOMIRSKI, Peter
LUIS, Christine Marie Lopes
LUKETIC, Lea
LUONG, Michael Wing Fai
LUPIEN, Mélanie
LUSHER, Brandon Ezra
LUSIGNAN THIBAUDEAU, EveAimée
LUTFY, Justyn
LUTZ, Kristina
LWIN, Moe Win Tha
LYNDE, Carrie
LYSECKI, Paul Joseph
MA, Jeffrey
MA, Victoria Wing-Yin
MACAULAY, Laura Marie
MACCALLUM, Caroline Alderdice
MACDONALD, Erin Marianne
MACDONALD, Mark Andrew Blair
MACDONALD, Stuart David
MACEWAN, Matthew James Joseph
MACFADDEN, Derek
MACGREGOR, Tyler Roy Stuart
MACINNIS, Maude
MACKEY, Shannon Richard
MACKIE, Mahsa
MACKINNON, Stephen
MACLACHLAN, Jean
MACLAREN, Angela
MACLEAN, Natalie Ann Brygidyr
MACLEAN, Scott Bernard Alexander
MACMILLAN, James Alexander
MACMILLAN, Karen Diane
MACNIVEN, Ian Franklin Gray
MACRORY, Ciara
MACTAVISH, James Walter Ellis
MADAR, Jaclyn Lauren
MAFEUDA NANA, Eveline
MAGEE, Bryden
MAGLOIRE HYPPOLITE, Jessie Jean
MAH, Melanie
MAHER-LAPORTE, Valérie
MAHEUX-LACROIX, Sarah
MAHIA, Nassima
MAHJOOB, Mojtaba
MAHMOUD, Sarah
MAHMOUDI, Ali
MAILHOT, Annie-Claude
MAILO, Kevin Douglas
MAJLESSI KOUPAEI, Hamidreza
MAK, Szu Bun Michael
MAKARY, David
MAKHOULIAN, Natalie
MAKINDE, Oluwatomilola Oluwapelumi
MAKOKIS, James Andrew
MALAS, Tarek
MALEK, Anna
MALIK, Puja
MALISIC, Dragoljub
MALL, Austin
MALL, Omar
MAMALINGAS, Zoé
MAMMOLITI, Maryna
MAN, Thomas
MANDALOUN, Magdy Bakhiet
MANDILARAS, Victoria
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MANGAT, Birinder Kaur
MANIAN, Usha Deivanai
MANIAR, Reagan
MANJI, Farah
MANN, Mandeep Kaur
MANN, Sumeer Alexander
MANNING, Terence Graham Neal
MANOLAKOS, Joshua James
MANOR, Lindsay Marie Allyn
MANSFIELD, Alexander Israel
MANSINGH, Sohan
MANUSOW, Joshua Solomon
MAPA, Shiromie Kumudika Dharmasena
MARASCHIELLO, Mark Antony
MARCADIER, Julien Laurent
MARCEAU-GRIMARD, Maryse
MARCHAND, Andréanne
MARCHAND, Julie
MARCOUX, Nicolas
MARCOUX-HUARD, Caroline
MAREE, Tamlyn
MARIA, Moises
MARIN, Samantha
MARION, Travis
MAROIS, Judith Michelle
MARR, Alison Marie
MARSHALL, Jeanine Celeste
MARSHALL, Luke Alexander
MARTEL, Julie
MARTEL, Karine
MARTEL, Philippe
MARTIN, Christopher
MARTIN, Keith Oneil
MARTIN, Nicole Jacqueline Kamala
MARTIN, Riley Thomas
MARTIN, Sean
MARTIN, Tara Dianne
MARTYNIAK, Dawid Jan
MARUSCAK, Adam Andrew
MARUTI, Shobhit
MARZOUK, Issam El-Dean El-Sayed
MARZOUK, Nariman Zarif Rizkalla
MASER, Rachel Veronica
MASHALY, Marwan Khairy Muhammad
MASSARO, Peter A.
MASSÉ, Constance
MASSICOTTE, Caroline
MASSIE, Michael
MASSON, Robin Kyle
MAST, Kenneth Murray
MASTERS, James Allan
MATHARU, Jasdip Singh
MATHIEU, Steve Donald
MATLIS, Steven
MATTE, Jeffrey William Laurier
MATUSZKIEWICZ, Marcin
MAUGHN, Nanamma Adjoa
MAUGUIÈRE, Edith Justine
MAURICE, Sophie
MAWAD, Habib
MAYER, Kevin David
MAYETTE, Michael
MAYNE, Ian Patrick
MAYO, Amanda Lee
MAYO, Karli
MAZUREK, Alex Nicholas
MBAOGU, Michael Ndubuisi
MCBAIN, Adina May
MCCANNELL, Melanie Genevieve
MCCLOY, Robert Andrew
MCDERMID, Joanna
MCDONALD, Anne Jane
MCDONALD, Christine Marie
MCDONALD, Johannes Van Wyk
MCFADDEN, Erin Lindsay
MCFEE, Colin Douglas
MCGAFFIGAN, Ruth Ann
MCGINN, Rebecca Margaret
MCGOVERN MURPHY, Frédéric
MCGRATH, Brent Matthew
MCGUFFIN, William Scott
MCGUINTY, Caroline Maria
MCGUIRE, Kwesi Chidi
MCHENRY, Mary Margaret
MCINNES, James Alexander Esling
MCINTYRE, Katherine Victoria
MCISAAC, Sarah
MCKAY, Timothy Daniel
MCKELVIE, Brianna
MCKINNEY, Kevin Geruard
MCKINNON, Allison
MCLEAN, Lianne Jennifer
MCLEOD, Ryan Matthew
MCMAHON, Lisa
MCMILLAN, John Kenneth
MCNAIR, Susan Mary Ann
MCNALLY, Anna
MCNICOLL, Annie
MCQUARRIE, Carolyn Jean
MCRAE, Harold Paul
MECHTI, Selma
MEEKER, Katherine Blair
MEGHDADI, Soroush
MEHRPOOYA, Reza
MEHTA, Chaula Ashish
MEIJER, Inge Anita
MEKRAZI, Imen
MELOCHE, Jennifer
MEMA, Silvina Catalina
MÉNARD, Chloé
MENARD, Matthew Robert Noël
MÉNARD, Pierre-Alexandre
MENTZ, Hendrik
MERANI, Shaheed
MERCER, Joshua Michael
MERCER, Robert
MERCER, Susan Elizabeth
MERCHANT, Asad Ali
MERCIER, Caroline
MERCIER, Eric
MERCIER, Frédéric
MERWIN, Kina Marie
MESBAHI, Karim
MESBAHI, Myriam
MESHKI SAMIEE, Mitra
MESHKI, Malek
MESSIHA, Maged Sami Abdel Shahid
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MEWHORT, Holly Erika-Lee
MIAN, Ahmed Rafi
MICHAELSEN, Leihla
MICHALSKI, Warren
MICHAUD, Sébastien
MIDZIC, Ines
MIGICOVSKY, Valerie Rachel
MIKHAEL, Lucy Zakaria Wahba
MIKHAIL, Nabil Fouad Fahim
MILAD ISSA, Ramez Said
MILES, Brendan John Wood
MILISZEWSKI, Monica Alina
MILLAR, Heather Christine
MILLETTE, Rébecca
MINOCHER HOMJI, Ruksheen
Sam
MINOS, Nick
MIODUSZEWSKI, Margaret
MIRAKHUR, Anirudh
MIRZA, Saud
MISSIRLIS, Ioannis Perseus Toews
MITCHELL, Doris Lynn
MITCHELL, Ryan
MITCHELL, Sara
MITRI, Mira
MITTON, Jennifer
MOEENALSADAT, Mahsa
MOHAMED LAMINE, Mohamed
Hacen
MOHAMMED, Faris Faisal
MOHARIR, Madhavi Mahendranath
MOHIUDDIN, Sayeda Munjeeba
Sharmin Nur
MOISAN, Andrée-Anne
MOLLON, Brent Gary
MONASTESSE, Audrey
MONCRIEF, Karli Jean
MONET, Barbara
MONTIGNY, Chantale
MONTIS, Jennifer
MOODLEY, Preveshen
MOODLEY, Zenobia
MOORE, Joanna Dorothy
MOORE, Sarah Elizabeth
MOORE, Simon Gordon Douglas
MOOSA, Alisha Begum
MOOSAVI, Anita
MORADI ZIRKOHI, Atbin
MORAIS, Lucie
MORAN, Brandy
MORANT, Kareem
MORAS, Emily
MORASH, Jake Alan
MORASH, Joel
MOREAU, Mathieu
MORGAN, Erin
MORIN, Alyssa
MORIN, Brent Donald
MORIN, Dominique
MORIN, Jean-François
MORIN, Josée
MORIN, Mario
MORIN, Maryse
MORISSETTE, Renée Marie Frances
MORKEL, Floris Johannes Wouter
MORRIS, Davina Susan
MORRIS, Stephen Richard Anthony
MORRISON, Ellen Louise
MORROW, Adrienne Julia
MORROW, Donna Michele
MORTIMER, Jane Alexandra Ward
MOSSMAN, Andrea Laurette
MOTAGHI, Mohammad Javad
MOUBAYED, Sami Pierre
MOULLA, Monia
MOULTON, Kyle McCormick
MOUSTAFA, Mahmoud Abdelmenim
MRKOBRADA, Serge
MU, Alex
MUBASHIR, Shamila
MUCCI, Andrea Dawn
MUCHANTEF, Karl
MUHAMMED, Khalid Ali Emhemmed
MUIR, Jennifer Amy
MULHERN, Katie Maureen
MULLOWNEY, Tara Lynn
MUNROE, Sarah Anne
MURAD, Khulood
MURIAS, Kara Rochele
MURPHY, Amanda
MURPHY, Amanda Mary
MURPHY, Russell Andrew
MURRAY, Angus Stewart
MURRAY, Diana Margaret
MURTHY, Vaani Vijayalakshumi
MURYNKA, Tania Maria
MUTHANNA, Russell
MUZYCHUK, Adam Kiel
MVILONGO, Eding Sandrine
MWAMWENDA-HEINRICH, Escort
MWANA, N’Siabar
MYERS, Kenneth Alexis
MYRON, Hilary Stephanie
MYSLIWIEC, Bart
NACHIM, Ilan
NADEAU, Marie-Ève
NADLER, Ashlie
NAGUIB AYAD, Lilian
NAJEM, Kinda
NAJFI, Syed Muzahir
NANTHAGOPAL, Sriluckshmi
NASIRZADEH, Amir Reza
NASON, Amy Louise
NASSIRIAN, Bijan
NATARAJ, Richard Thomas
NATARAJAN, Meenakshi
NATER GOULET, Anick
NATH, Papu
NATHOO, Nawaaz
NATIQ, Beenish Nadia
NAUD, Claudine
NAVARRO, Christine
NAYOUF, Anna
NAZERALI-MAITLAND, Alasdair
NEGRETE, Sebastian
NEIRA ARAGÓN, Victor Manuel
NEL, Izak Bartholomeus
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NELSON, Christopher George
NELSON, Susan
NEMANI, Shantiprakash
NEUFELD, Troy Mitchell
NEWHOUSE, Emily Louise
NEWMAN, Colin Dennis
NEWMAN, Dana Ethel
NEWMAN, David Jonathan
NG FUK CHONG, Nicholas
NG, Amy Pui Pui
NG, Jonathan Michael
NG, Man Cho
NG, Matthew
NG, Pearlly Pui Ying
NG, Richard Travis
NGUETSOP, Martin
NGUYEN, Anne Chieu Hien
NGUYEN, Daniel
NGUYEN, Érika Thuy-Ha
NGUYEN, Huy Trong Sato
NGUYEN, Kim-Anh
NGUYEN, Loan Thi Kim
NGUYEN, Maud
NGUYEN, Philippe Bao
NGUYEN, Rita
NGUYEN, Thao Phuong
NGUYEN, Thi Hoang Lan Maria
NICHOLSON, Adam
NIK RAVAN, Nasim
NIKKEL, Natalie Lynne
NILSSON, Jan-Erick
NIZZERO, Christopher John Louis
NKODIA NSALAMPA, N/A
NOCK, Maria Elisabet
NOCON, Brian Christopher Miranda
NOËL, Audrey
NOËL, Caroline
NOILES, Kristin Lindsay
NOLAN, Patricia Clare Montemuro
NOLIN, Catherine
NOLZE CHARRON, Geneviève
NOORDIN, Nadia
NOSSAIR, Fadi
NOTMAN, Emily Baxter Hunt
NOVOSEDLIK, Natalia
NOWAK, Abigail
NOWINKA, Agata Monika
NURI, Khuloud F.
NWEZE, Okezie Uchenna
NYHOLT, Noranda
NYIRABU, Alexander Bururwe
NYIRABU, Sasha Ho Farris
OBEID, Issam
OBERHOLSTER, Melissa
OBILLO-TUMANENG, Edna Elaine
O’CONNOR, Kathleen
ODA, Joanna Jennifer Chandler
ODOBESCU, Andrei
O’DONNELL, Heather
O’DONNELL, Tina Marie
O’GORMAN, Aisling Anne
O’GRADY, Melanie Dawn
OGUNDIPE, James Ayodele
OH, Eric Jaemin
O’HALLORAN, James Ambrose
OJAH, Joseph Ambrose
O’KEEFE, Julia Ann
OLFERT, Jordan Abram Peter
OLIVA, Rossella Norma
OLIVIER, Erin Patricia
OLIVIER, François
OLOWU, Sunday
OLSON, Sarah Elizabeth
O’MALLEY, Lauren Kate
O’MALLEY, Padraic Gerard Pio
O’MARA, Meghan Marie
O’MEARA, Aisling Judith
OMELAN, Graeme
ONG, Eric Scott
O’QUINN, Candace Patricia
ORNG, Kanitha
ORR, Alexandra
ORR, Christine Jane
ORR, Darin Craig
ORTH, Peter Marius Randle
ORTIZ, Clara Lucia
ORTON, Trent Henri
ORTVED, Dayne Elliot
OSTIGUY, Gabrielle
O’SULLIVAN, Rory John
O’TOOLE, Danielle
OUEDRAOGO, Eva Yolande Jocelyne
OUELLET, Étienne
OUELLETTE, Josiane
OUYANG, Xiaoxi
OWEN, James
OWEN, Martin Gerard
OXCIANO, Patrick Ernest
OYENIRAN, Idowu Elkanah
P. ANCTIL, Audrey
PABANI, Wahid
PADAN, Callie Amanda
PAGÉ, Alexandre
PAKZAD-VAEZI, Kaivon
PALIGA, Aleksandra Augusta
PANAIS, Raphael
PANG, Benjamin
PAPETTI, Selena Jean Bruna
PAPILLON, Elise
PAQUIN, Stéphanie
PARAGHAMIAN, Armen
PARDHAN, Kaif
PARÉ, Josianne
PARENT, Julie
PARENT, Sarah Vivian
PARIS, Krystel
PARISER, Michael Robert
PARISSIER, Adrien
PARK, Hannah
PARR, Grace Elizabeth Doreen
PARRAY, Baynazir
PARRINGTON, Tyler Ross
PARUK, Sameer
PASCUTIU, Georgiana Manuela
PASKAR, David Drew Adamson
PASSERIN, Orlando
PATEL, Akash Mahesh
PATEL, Amit
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PATEL, Rifali Vimalkumar
PATEL, Sayera
PATEL, Sunil
PATEL, Yatri
PATENAUDE, Amanda Faith
PATENAUDE, Jana Renee
PATRY, Rose-Marie
PATTANI, Reena
PATTERSON, Jennifer Kathryn
PAU, Stephanie
PAW, Jadine
PAYETTE, Fabio
PAYETTE, Marie-Pier
PAYEUR, Jean-Martin
PAYNE, Michael
PEARCE, Llewellyn Heinrich
PEARSON, Marc-André
PEDDLE, Brendan
PELLERIN, Philippe
PELLETIER, Manon
PELLETIER, Marie-Eve
PELLETIER, Martin
PELMAN, Aaron Michael
PELTEKOVA, Iskra Todorova
PELTZ, Joseph
PENES, Mihai Catalin
PENMAN, Daniel Craig
PENNER, Natashia Jennifer
PENNER, Scott Timothy
PEPPER, Jonathan
PEREIRA, Felipe
PERERA, Arjuna Ranasinghe Arachchige
PERERA, Gihan Darrel Alexis
PERL, Eytan Jacob
PERNAROWSKI, Katherine Lynn
PERRON, Lindsay
PERRY, Kristi Rae
PERRY, Melissa Deanna
PERSA, Ileana Claudia
PERSAD, Vashti C.
PERSAUD, Jeeshan
PERSAUD, Michelle Shalene
PESTRIDGE, Andrew David
PETERS, Steven Ray
PETERSON, Jocelyn Marie
PETRESCU, Dan
PETRETTA, Robert
PETROPOLIS, Christian James
PETROPOLIS, Maria Andrea
PEYMAN, Amir
PHANEUF, Julien-Carl
PHANEUF, Maude
PHAY, Rithy-Philip
PHILIP, George
PHILLIPS, David D.
PHILLIPS, Joel Timothy
PHILLIPS, Lisa Amanda
PHUA, Chai Wye
PICARD, Jean-Maxime
PICHÉ, Marie-Ève
PICHÉ, Marilou
PIEKOS, Anna Maria
PILLON, Sylvia Marta
PIN, Sophia Elizabeth
PINARD, Josiane
PINAULT-REID, Andréanne
PINEDA, Maria de los Angeles
PINNICK, Suzy Alero Olusomi
PINTO, Artur Claudio Ferreira
PINTO, Crystal M
PINTO, Hanika
PINTO, Nicholas
PIPER, Dominique
PIRZADA, Nausheen
PITRE-JOYAL, Anne-Marie
PITTMAN, Tina Taschiauna
PITYK, Mykhaylo
PLANT, Louise Aline
PLANTE, Dominic
PLANTE, Jean-Luc
PLANTE, Louis-Philippe
PLESTER, Jennifer Catherine
PLESU, Ioana
PLOTNYK, Eugene
PLOUFFE, Daniel
POCOCK, David Shane
PODDAR, Megha
POIRÉ-CÔTÉ, Maude
POIRIER, Steven Frederick Joseph
POIRIER, Véronique
POLIAKOV, Ilia
POMERLEAU, Anne
PONORAN, Tudor
POON, Tiffany
POONJA, Zia
POPENCU, Madalina
POPIEL, Kristin Yolande
PORTEOUS, Lindsay Rose
PORTER, Aisling Ann
POSPISIL, Caroline Helena
POTIER, Soizic
POTOK, Olivia Victoria
POTTER, Jeffrey
POTTINGER, Julia Beatrice Diana
POTVIN, Camille
POTVIN, Nadine Susan
POTVIN, Sandra
POTVIN, Véronique
POULIN, Louis-Pierre
POULIN, Marie-France
POULIN, Sébastien
POUR-AHMADI, Omid
POWER, Alexandra
POWER, Heather Renée
POWER, Laura
PRASEUTH, Billee Athalansy
PREMJI, Shafeena
PRENGER, Jeremy Luchester
PRESTON, Stephen
PRÉVOST, Guillaume
PROCYSHEN, Jennifer
PROMISLOW, Steven Joseph
PROULX, Cindy
PROULX, Nicolas
PROVENCHER, Jean-François
PRUNEAU POMERLEAU, Claudia
PUNDYK, Katherine
PURZNER, James
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PYARALI, Mazaheer
PYLYPIAK, Daria Christina
QADDORI, Asaad
QUAPP, Russell James William
QUEJADA, Michael James
QUESNEL, Vanessa
QUEST, Graeme Robert
QUINTAL, Jean-Claude André
QUON, Michael Joseph
QURAISHI, Zarqa
RABY-NAHAS, Catherine
RACETTE, Christine
RADOVANOVIC, Ingrid
RADU, Arnold
RAFATI, Mitra
RAGHIG, Abdulhakim Mohamed
RAGUZ, Nikolett Lee
RAI, Raman
RAINBOW, Sandra Marie Lynne
RAJGOPAL, Raghav
RAJPUT, Ashish
RAKHSHANI, Nasimeh
RAMJI, Farah
RAMONAS, Milita
RANA, Shabana
RANCOURT, Claudine
RANDALL, Derrick Raymond
RANDHAWA, Varinder Kaur
RANEV, Dimitre
RANGER, Luc
RASARATNAM, Asvini
RASHID, Israa A.
RASHID, Mehreen Imtiaz
RASOOL, Faheema
RAU, Jill Camille
RAUKAR, Mary Catherine
RAWAL, Shail
RAWAL, Surabhi
RAWSTRON, Brock Peter
RAYA, Linda
RAYI, Chandra Sekhar
RAZA, Samir
RAZIK, Roshan Abdul
RAZMPOOSH, Maryam
RAZMPOOSH, Mehrdad
REARDON, Rachel
REBNER, Bruce Anthony
RECOSKIE, Bryan James
REDDIN SLEIGH, Katharine Patricia
REEVE, Kate
REHSIA, Navneet Singh
REID, Lauren Emily
REIZGYS, Katerina
REKIEH, Kassim
REMINGTON, Tamara Leah
REN, Yulin
RENAUD, Alexandre
RENAUD, Kevin Andrew
RENT, Kenneth John
RESSL, Waqar-un-nissa
REUILLARD-GUERRIER, Alizée
REYNOLDS, Brigitte
REZAZADEH-AZAR, Pouya
RHÉAUME-LANOIE, Myriam
RHEE, Jonathan
RIBCHINSKY, Sofia
RICARD, Jessica
RICE, Timothy John
RICHARD, Cynthia
RICHARD, Karine
RICHARD-CHAPLEAU, Félix
RICHARDS, Mikhyla Jane
RICHER, Maxime
RIDEOUT, Robert Edwin
RIEMER, Juliane Renea
RIGGAN, Morgan Anne Alexina
RIND, Ambreen
RINK, Nikki Janneke
RISTIC, Zlatica
RITSMA, Benjamin Ryan
RIUTTA, Taylor
RIVARD, Mathieu
RIVARD-CLOUTIER, Maude
RIVEST, Candice
RIVEST, Francis
RIZK, Caroline
RIZK, Hany
RIZK, Jean-Marc
RIZZUTO, Anthony
ROBB, Jessica Lee
ROBBLEE, Jennifer Victoria
ROBERGE, Sophie
ROBERT, Mélanie
ROBERT-BORDUA, Marie-Françoise
ROBERTS, Elizabeth Chloe
ROBERTS, Sarah Lyn
ROBERTSON, Heather Rose
ROBICHAUD, Eric
ROBINS, Jason
ROBSON, Emily
ROCHEFORT, Claudia
ROCHON, Diane
RODELO CEBALLOS, Karoll Alexandra
RODGERS, Christopher
RODGERS, Valérie
RODIE, David Jackson
RODRIGUE, Elise
RODRIGUES, Allison Kathleen
RODRIGUEZ DE VALENTINI, Adriana
Alicia
RODRÍGUEZ VÉLEZ, César Mauricio
ROFEAL, Michael Nagy Helmy
ROLLIN, Abi Karina
ROLLINGS-SCATTERGOOD, Jessica
RONALD, Suzanne Dawn
RONDEAU, Frédérique
ROSBOROUGH, Amy Melinda
ROSE, Jeremy
ROSENBERG, Jodine Lisa
ROSENBERG, Morgan Stacey
ROSENBERG, Resa
ROSS, Alexandra
ROUILLARD-BAZINET, Noémie
ROUMELIOTIS, Nadezhda
ROURKE, Ryan James
ROUSSEAU, Etienne
ROUSSEAU, Mélanie
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ROY, Danny
ROY, Elizabeth Anne
ROY, Gabrielle
ROY, Lison
ROY, Sara-Emmanuelle
ROY, Sreoshi
ROYER-LAVALLÉE, Joanie
ROYER-PERRON, Louis
RUBINO, Maria
RUDENKO, Svitlana
RUDOLPH, Kaila Ann
RUMBOLT, Danielle Renée
RUNKLE, Bryn Tyrson
RUSSEK, Sheila Lynn
RUSU, Gabriela Raluca
RUTHERFORD, Kimberly
RYAN, Andrea Christina
RYAN, Robin
RYAN, Suzanne
SAAD, Vera Nabil
SAARI, Kendra Ann
SAARI, Stephen John
SABIT, Khusraw
SABOURIN, Chantal
SABRI, Saad Tawfik
SACIRAGIC, Lana
SADER, Naeem Ahmed
SAEED, Mahwash Fatima
SAFAVI, Nasrin
SAFKA, Katherine Anne
SAIBIL, Samuel David
SAID, Carla
SAINI, Kirandeep Kaur
SAINT-CYR PROULX, Etienne
SAJIC, Dusan
SAJJADI, Sharareh
SALAHUDEEN, Shafeequr Rahman
SALARIEH, Afshin
SALEH, Abdullah
SALEH, Sima
SALGADO, Léna
SALIEM, Sara
SALIKEN, David
SALMAN, Anmar
SALOOJEE, Farzana
SALSMAN, Suzanne Patricia Frances
SALTAGI, Ahmad Rami
SALTZMAN, Ilana Sara
SAMAD, Nabeel Baseer
SAMSON, Andréanne
SAMSON, Isabelle
SAMUEL, Joyce Mary
SANAEE, Layli
SANDHU, Neelam
SANDHU, Supna Kaur
SANDMAN, Emilie
SANGHA, Bippanjyot Singh
SANTIAGO, Ronaldo
SARDA, Madhav Prasad
SARRAPUCHIELLO, Giulia
SATHYA, Chethan
SATYANATHAN, Rachel Beatrice
SAUDE, Erik
SAUNDERS, Sarah Jennifer
SAURIOL-LAPALME, Ève-Magali
SAVARD-DOLBEC, Rémi
SAVATTERI, Michael
SAVERIANO, Alexander William
SAWHNEY, Summit
SAYED, Ahmed Ibrahim Mohammed
SAYEED, Wajid Hussain
SAYEGH-SMITH, Jennifer
SCALI, Christina Maria
SCATTOLON, Sarah Ann
SCHAAN, Richard James
SCHACTER, Gasha Isanne
SCHELL, Miranda
SCHINDEL, Mark
SCHLENKER, Matthew Bryan
SCHMIDT, Michael David
SCHMIDT, Rebecca Prasad
SCHUTT, Vivian Andrea
SCHWARTZ, Joseph Samuel
SCHWARTZ, Zachary Aaron
SCOTT, Andrea Dianne
SEBTI, Nedjma
SEELISCH, Jennifer Lynn
SEETO, Brian Lloyd
SÉGUIN, Jade
SEHMER, Benjamin Michael
SEIDLER, Michael
SEKHON, Gurbir Singh
SEKHON, Sharanjeet Kaur
SEKHON, Suneet
SELHI, Zoe
SELYANINA, Tatyana
SEMSAR KAZEROONI, Mohammad
SENDEROVICH, Helena
SENEZ, Joseph Paul
SEPPALA, Nicholas Harry
SEREACKI, Stéfan André Molgat
SEREDYCZ, Larissa Irene
SERGERIE, Keven
SERGI, Melissa
SESHIA, Jyoti Bradford
SEXTON, Émilie
SFEIR, Frederic
SHAFEY, Amy
SHAFI, Sharmi Tangia
SHAFIEPOUR, Danielle Sophia
SHAH, Archna Suryakant
SHAH, Sameer
SHAHI, Sundeep
SHAHZAD, Seema
SHAIKH, Adil Khalid
SHAIKH, Tahir
SHAIKH, Tahira Mansoor
SHAKER, Shameem
SHAMOON, Rita
SHAMSHUDIN, Rashida
SHANMUGAM, Ganesh
SHARAF, Amy Adel
SHARIATI, Majid
SHARIF, Modassar Mohammad
SHARIFF, Farhana
SHARIFF, Tahara J T
SHARIFI, Babak
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SHARMA, Ashima
SHARMA, Bhushan Kumar
SHARMA, Julia Devi
SHARMA, Lauren
SHARMA, Navneet
SHARMA, Savita
SHARMA, Trimadhu Chandrikaprakash
SHARMA, Vishal Kumar
SHASHA, Faris Fathallah Abbo
SHAW, David Michael
SHAW, Erynn
SHAW, Julia
SHBASH, Iman
SHCHERBATYKH, Julia Aleksandrovna
SHEEHAN, Kathleen Ann
SHEHATA, Nadia
SHEIK, Uzair
SHEIKH, Maryam Nasir
SHEIKH, Osmaan
SHEN, Youjia
SHEPPARD, Matthew
SHERAISHAR, Nawal Salem Saeed
Alnahdi
SHERMAN, David Arieh
SHERRARD, Adam William Gordon
SHIAU, Gillian Elysia
SHIGA, Sarah Ann
SHIH, Cheng-Han
SHIHAB, Alaa T.
SHIHATA, Shadi Sabry
SHIMIZU, Jed Chih-Leh
SHIN, Hyo Pum
SHIN, Jason
SHIN, Jung-Min Alice
SHLAPAK, Oksana
SHOICHET, Hannah Louise
SHOOP, Rebecca Rachel
SHOUCRI, Marie-Rose
SHOUR, Rachel Shira
SHUEN, Andrew
SHUKLA, Neeraj Krishna
SHUMAN, Mira
SIDANI, Karine
SIDDIQUE, Yaseen
SIDDIQUI, Iram Moin
SIDDIQUI, Muhammad Salman
SIDDIQUI, Shazia Akif
SIDHU, Davinder Singh
SIKORA, Sheena
SILVER, Carla Diane
SIMARD, Alexandra
SIMARD, Mélanie
SIMARD, Patrick
SIMARD-MEILLEUR, Marie-Christine
SIMMS, Robin
SIMONE, Laura Anna
SIMONEAU, Rémy
SIMONELLI, Michelle Adrianna
SIMPSON, Cheryl Lynn
SINCLAIR MILLS, Christa
SINCLAIR, Colin Michael
SINGH, Ranjit
SINGH, Sundeep
SIROIS-LECLERC, Julie
SIU, Stephanie Sai-Man
SIU, Tung
SIU, Winnie Wing-Yin
SIVAGANESHAN, Senthiru
SIVAKOVA, Rayna Kostadinova
SIVASUBRAMANIAM, Tharsika
SKAMENE, Tanya
SKEITH, Leslie Anne
SKELDON, Sean Christopher Toshiaki
SKELTON, Geoffrey George
SKOLNIK, Kate
SLATNIK, Michael Arnold
SLESSAREV, Marat
SLIPP, Patrick
SLOAN, Matthew Evan
SLOVACK, Mark Kevin
SMALLWOOD, Jennifer Lee
SMITH, Alexandra Lois Elaine
SMITH, Anita Simone
SMITH, Cornel
SMITH, Genevieve
SMITH, Jennifer Erin
SMITH, Katherine Elizabeth
SMITH, Marnie
SMITH, Sean Cameron
SMITH, Stephen Andrew
SMUCZEK, Joseph Anthony
SOHAIB, Javaria
SOKOLOFF, Catalina
SOLIMAN, Sherrin
SOMAYAJI, Ranjani
SOMJI, Faiza Nizar
SOO, Jason
SOOR, Gursharan Singh
SOOWAMBER, Medha Laichand
SOPER, Katie Laura Matheson
SOUISSI, Hassen
SOUISSI, Houssine
SOULARD, Caroline
SOWERBY, Robert J
SPARROW, Kathryn Anne
SPARROW, Nicholas Robert
SPENCER, Martha
SQUIRES, Jonathan Philip
SRA, Gursteven Singh
SRIKANDARAJAH, Sanjho
ST AMANT, Krista
STACEY, Paul Jeffrey
ST-AMANT-BEAUDOIN, Maxime
STAMLER, Christopher John
STAMMERS, David Michael
STANDER, Isabella Catharina
STARK, Carolyn Chandra Lane
ST-ARNAUD, Nancy
STASIAK, Lidia Magdalena
STASIAK, Philip
STASKO, Jody Ann
STATHAM, Hettie Elmine
STAVARACHE, Viorica
ST-CYR BOURQUE, Julie Marie Rose
Claire
ST-CYR, Karine
STEEL, Stefanie
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STEFAN, Alina
STEFANSKI, Pawel
STEGEN, Clément
STEIGERWALD, Sarah Naomi
STERNSZUS, Robert Cory
STEWART, Nicole Astrid Kathleen
ST-HILAIRE, Marie
ST-LAURENT, Carol Ann
ST-LOUIS, Étienne
STOLLER, Jacqueline Sian
STONE, Laura Danielle
STORTINI, Bianca
ST-PIERRE, Michèle
STRELZOW, Jason Alexander
STRICKLAND, Sarah
STRUNGARU, Marcela Hermina
STRYDE, Peter Clive
ST-SAUVEUR, David
ST-SUPÉRY, Véronique
STUART, Heather Christine
STUBEDA, Yury
STUECK, Ashley
SU, Xiao Yi
SUDBURY, Ian Dickson
SUDIGALA, Sushma
SULEIMAN, Maimuna
SULIMAN, Asem S. M.
SULTAN, Khaleel
SUM, Denise
SUN, Hao
SUN, Julia
SUN, Kimberly
SUN, Muxin
SUN, Siwen
SUN, Warren Da-Ren
SUNG, Emily
SUNG, Hyun Ju
SUON, Vuthana
SUPPIAH, Subramanian Nagappan
SURESH, Sneha
SUSSER, Stephanie Rebecca
SWAIH, Omar Mahmod O.
SWART, Petrus Johannes
SY, Eric Julian
SYED, Fatima Abbas
SYED, Zohair Hasan
SYLVESTRE, Jean-Daniel
SZABLA, Aleksandra
SZEWCHUK, Andrea Elizabeth
SZUBER, Natasha
SZULEWSKI, Adam
T. BLAIS, Claudia
T. DIDOMENICANTONIO, David
TACKABERRY, Kelly Megan Joy
TADDY, Heather Jane
TADROS, Manal
TAGMOUTI, Saloua
TAHER, Ismail T. Ali
TAI, Derek
TAKHAR, Amandeep
TALAVLIKAR, Rachel Katherine
TAM, Anthony Chia-Cheun
TAMBAKIS, Maria Lynn
TAN, Chong-How Edmund
TAN, Edward
TANCRÈDE, Sabrina
TANG, Judy
TANG, Sephora Miu Yin
TANG, Ying
TANGUAY, Sophie
TANIOUS, Nadia
TARDIF, Marie-Lou
TARIQ, Hanzla
TASSÉ, Eliane
TAVASSOLI, Peyman
TAYLOR, Mark Robert
TAYLOR, Okuda Rashida
TAYLOR, Rhett David
TAYLOR, Ross David
TAYLOR, Taryn Suzanne Marie
TEDFORD, Damon Alexander
TEODOSIU, Ciprian
TESSARO, James Anthony
TESSARO, Mark James
TÉTRAULT, Samuel
TÉTREAULT, Laurie
TÉTREAULT-LAFLAMME, Audrey
THAI, Dine Chung Karina
THAI, Minh-Thu
THAKUR, Naten
THANH, Christine
THAYAPAREN, Yasotha
THÉBEAU, Stéphanie
THÉRIAULT, Christelle
THÉRIAULT, Marie-Michèle
THÉRIAULT, Martine
THERRIEN, Josiane
THERRIEN, Mylène
THIBAULT, Annie
THIBAULT, Maxime
THIBODEAU, Lindi Louise
THIBOUTOT, Éva
THIEM, Sasha
THIFFAULT, Annie-Claude Pascale
THOMA, Brent
THOMA, Jessica Polixeni
THOMASSIN, Stefanie Sarah
THOMPSON, Charles
THOMPSON, Erin Elizabeth
THOMPSON, Katherine Mary Elizabeth
THORBURN, James Patrick
THORNTON, Alistair James
THURSTON, Jackie Lee
THWAITES, Megan
TIEN, Julia Irene
TILLMANN, Bourke William
TINDECHIE, Adriana Anne-Marie
TITUS, Alyssa
TO, Valérie
TOBOLA, Elizabeth
TODD, Justin Andrew
TOEWS, Kathryn Louise
TOEWS, Matthew Earl
TOMA, Jonathan Emanuel
TOMESCU, Stefan Sebastian
TONG, Ka-Ho
TONG, Maorong
TOOGOOD, Jilian Alicia
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TOPRAK, Ayca Melis
TORBICKI, Karl Sefton
TORRES COMAMALA, Marina
TOUGAS, Caroline Marie Anne
TOUPIN, Dominique
TOUPIN, Francis
TOUSIGNANT, Anne-Sophie
TRAN, Doan Kim-Chi
TRAN, Karen Chun Wei
TRAN, Thomas
TREMBLAY, Annie
TREMBLAY, Jean-François
TREMBLAY, Steven
TREMBLAY-POULIOT, Joanie
TRÉPANIER, David
TRÉPANIER, Gabrielle
TRÉPANIER, Jean-Sébastien
TRINCHUK, Olena
TRINH TAN, Frédérick
TRINH, Emilie
TRINH, Emilie Bich Khue
TRUDEL, Claudine
TSAI, Jenny Peih-Chir
TSANG, Philip
TSANG, Stephanie Wai Yin
TSENG, Eric Chia-Lin
TSENG, Eric Kuo
TSENG, Renée Yin Kai
TSOI, Christopher Sze-Chung
TSOUKAS, T. Alexander
TSOULOS, Panagiotis
TSUI, On Shun Anson
TSVETKOV, Dmitry
TUCK, Sarah Elizabeth
TUDHOPE, Rebecca
TURCOT, Marc-André
TURCOTTE, Anna-Marie
TURCOTTE, Elisabeth
TURMEL, Linda
TURNER, Christian James
TURNER, Suzanne Denise
TYLER, Susan Andréa
UBEDA, Ivan
UDAYASANKAR, Vijayalakshmi
UDOVIC, Lisa
UDOW, Sean Jeremy
ULANOVYCH, Olha
UNRAU, Jennifer Danielle
URBANOWICZ, Robert
URNESS, Philip
USMANI, Yasmine I.
UUNILA, Krista A.
VACHON, François
VACHON-MARCEAU, Chantale
VADEBONCOEUR, Sophie
VAIR, Brett
VAKANI, Sameer
VALLÉE, Isabelle
VALLIÈRES-PILON, Julia
VAN AERDE, Lisa Ann
VAN BREDA, Alta
VAN DER MERWE, Marius
VAN DER WATT, Leon
VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, Marinus
VAN DYK, Frederick Petrus
VAN HEININGEN, Willem Pieter Jan
VAN JAARSVELD, Anshia
VAN MULLIGEN, Tyler Kent
VAN ROOIJEN, Tersia
VAN SLYKE, Tiffany Lila
VAN WYK, Bernize
VAN WYK, Hadriaan Sydney
VAN WYK, Karen
VANDERPLUYM, Juliana Hendrika
VANDERVEEN, Jessica
VANT SPYKER, Anthony Jacob
VANUKURU, Venkata Ravindralal
VARANO, Kristopher
VARRIN, Angela Evelyn
VARSHNEY, Ravi
VARTIAN, Brian Alex
VARTIJA, Larisa Kristine
VAYALUMKAL, Claire Marie
VECCHIARELLI, Jonathan Paul
VEGDA, Ketan
VEILLEUX, Martin
VEILLEUX, Mylène Sara
VENKATESH, Ajay Gopal
VERMA, Manisha
VETHANAYAGAM, Adrian John
VIG, Rattanjeet
VIGNOLA, Élise Camille
VIJAYAKANTHAN, Niranjan
VILERA, Luis Guillermo
VILLEDA, Jose Antonio
VILLELA, Renata Marques
VINCENT-GAUDREAULT, Daphné
VIRA, Farzana
VISSCHER, Kari Lee
VITALI, Paolo
VOYER, Isabelle
VUKIN, Iva
VYAS, Tarren
WADAMS, Heather Diane
WADE, Jessica Lauren
WAIDYARATNE-WIJERATNE,
Nishardi Tharu
WAINES, Barbara Marie
WALKER, Danielle
WALKER, Jonathan Tristan
WALKER, Kathryn Craigen
WALLACE, Wendy
WALMAN, Noah S.
WALSH, Kimberley Anne
WALTERS, Evan
WALTON, Georgia Dell
WALZAK, Alison
WANAS, Mohammed A.
WANG, Han Ting
WANG, Hao
WANG, Jessica Castillo
WANG, Jian
WANG, Jing
WANG, Rui
WANG, Tao
WANG, Xuyi Mimi
WANG, Zhan Tao
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WARD, James
WARKENTIN, James Peter Barron
WASEEM, Afia
WASERMAN, Jessica Elizabeth
WASSEF, Andrew Wafik Aziz
WAT, Stephen
WATERHOUSE, Jennifer
WATERS, Eugenie Frances
WEBBER, Alina Jane
WEINGARTEN, Laura
WEISMAN, Alanna
WEIZENBERG, Evan
WELSH, Amanda Dinah
WELSH, Melissa Elizabeth
WENSEL, Andrea
WESOLOWSKI, Marta Anna
WEST, Amanda Lynne
WESTERGAARD, Paul
WHEAT HOZACK, Margaret Joan
WHEELER, Jesse Joseph Franklin
WHITE, Bonnie Lee
WHITNEY, Robyn
WIEBE, Sandra Norine
WIENS, Robyn
WIJEDASA, Kiralawella Pattinige
Berny Marlon
WIJERATNE, Don Thiwanka Dilshan
WIJERATNE, Hennayaka
Mudiyanselage Rasika
WIJESEKERA, Lasanthi Chandramali
WILEY, Joseph Charles
WILLIAMS, Aaron Read
WILLIAMS, Alexis
WILLIAMS, Ben Thomas
WILLIAMS, Kona Kristen Chant
WILLIAMS, Lyle Kenneth
WILLIAMSON, Ian James Sinclair
WILLIAMSON, Jeffrey John Edward
WILLMORE, Andrew
WILMOTT, Ashlea
WILSON, Amanda
WILSON, Anne
WILSON, Brett Patrick
WILSON, Brock James Allen
WILSON, Craig David
WILSON, Jason Murray
WILSON, Margaret Anne
WILTSHIRE, Jonathan Mark
WINER, Shawn
WING, Janna
WINKLER, Olga
WINSTONE, Tiffany Ashley
WISEMAN, Susan Marjorie Annie
WOEHRLING, Amélie
WOLOSZYK, Michael Anthony
WOLTING, Jacqueline Sarah
WONG, Denise Wing-Yee
WONG, Frank Tik Fung
WONG, Janet Pui Yee
WONG, Jason Joey
WONG, Jonathan
WONG, L. Sophia
WONG, Patrick Ho Pun
WONG, Patrick Yee Hong
WONG, Sarah Louise Heather
WONG, Winnie Audrey
WOOD, Jacqueline Leigh
WOOD, Laura Jane
WOODHOUSE, Amanda J.
WRAY, Heather Erin
WRIGHT, Alison Frances Catherine
WRIGHT, Ian Trythall Stanley
WRIGHT, Laura Elizabeth
WU CHAO YING, Valerie
WU, Gina Gangyu
WU, Hannah Sun-tsi
WU, Peter Eugene
WUNDER, Shane Kirk
WYLIE, Mark Owen
WYNE, Ahraaz
WYTSMA, Julia
XIAO, Cheng Wei
XIE, Li Yue
XIE, Ying Chang
XING, Jerry
XU, Chong
XU, Fen
XU, Minghong
XU, Shuang
XU, Zhaodong
YADAV, Geeta
YAM, Debbie
YAN, Peng
YAN, Zhi Hong
YANG, Gaby
YAO, Reina
YAP, Benedict Te
YARASCAVITCH, Alec James
YASMIN, Fahmida
YASSA, Odette Latif Youssef
YAU, Daphne
YAWORSKI, Daniel Nicholas
YEE, Kevin Fu Hong
YEUNG, Isis Ching
YEUNG, Justin
YEUNG, Rosanna Hoi Lam
YEW, Debra Chen-Ee
YI, Soojin Leslie
YIP, Darwin Din Wing
YONG, Brian Christian
YOON, Minsang
YORKE, Ekua
YOUN, Andrew
YOUNAN, Ashraf Fares Hemaya
YOUNG, James William Stewart
YOUNG, Melanie
YOUNKER, Marika Anne Louwe
YOUSEFI RAD, Ladan
YOUSEFI, Rojyar
YOUSSEF, Atef Victor
YOUSSEF, Nabil Ramzy Michail
YOUSSEF, Nayer Moheb Mounir
YU, Chun Ming
YU, Jason Shanson
YU, Katie
YUEN, Jenna Lynne Yee Bo
YULE, Joanna
YUNG, Chen Fong
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YUONESS, Salem
YUSUF, Muhseen Mohamed
YUSUF, Omer
ZAARI JABIRI, Mohammed
ZABAL, Ahmad Abdel Hamid
ZAFAR, Sobia
ZAGUI, Dalila
ZAIGHAM, Andla
ZAKERZADEH, Aram
ZAKHEM, Tania
ZAKUS, Paul
ZAMAN, Sumble
ZAMIR, Orit
ZARGARAN, Eiman
ZARGHAM, Ramin
ZARINEHBAF ASADI, Sanaz
ZAWADOWSKI, Michael
ZAYED, Rim Medhat Mahmoud
ZEILER, Frederick Adam
ZENG, Yangmin
ZETCHI, Mohamed Akli
ZETTLER, Michael Lawrence
ZHANG, Edwin
ZHANG, Ting
ZHANG, Yang
ZHAO, Xiao
ZHAO, Xiu Chang
ZHOU, Alysia W.
ZHOU, Amy Yang
ZHOU, Ina
ZHOU, Jian
ZHOU, Tianle
ZHU, Jiajia
ZHU, Yu
ZHURUK, Alexandr
ZIADA, Zeinab Hamdy
ZIESMANN, Markus Tyler
ZOHRAB BEIK, Amir
ZOHREHBAKHSH DEZFOULI, Sholeh
ZWECKER, Philip
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