The People Behind the Medical Council of Canada
2009
Annual Report
Vision »
Mission »
Striving for the highest level of medical care for Canadians
through excellence in evaluation of physicians.
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
2009 Annual Report
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Message from the President
Message from the Executive Director
About the Medical Council of Canada
Motions from the 97th Annual Meeting Oct. 18-20, 2009
Officers and Members of Council
Central Examination Committee and test committee members
Examination statistics
Employees
Awards
2009 Highlights
List of presentations
Financial Statements
2009 Licenciates
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Message from the President
Dr. Anne-Marie MacLellan
President
Medical Council of Canada
A
n organization can only accomplish its
mission through the diligent help and
support of people working together. The
Medical Council of Canada (MCC) is no exception.
It would be unable to effectively evaluate physicians’
competence or maintain a registry of physicians’
qualifications without the efforts of countless
individuals.
The Council lies at the heart of the MCC, setting policy
direction for the organization. Council members come
from various backgrounds and represent different
constituencies – medical regulators, educators,
students, residents and members of the public. No
matter whom they represent, however, Council
members come together in the spirit of collaboration
and with the express intent of improving physician
assessment.
Once policy direction has been set by the Council,
MCC staff work tirelessly towards implementing it.
They review candidates’ examination applications,
work with examination sites across the country, liaise
with partner organizations in the medical community,
run the IT infrastructure that supports all of the
Council’s activities, research new trends in medical
assessment, and perform a myriad of other roles to
ensure the smooth functioning of the organization.
The test committees form another integral
constituency that supports the MCC’s operations.
Made up of physicians from across the country,
test committees do the arduous work of creating,
reviewing and testing examination content. They
perform the critical function of developing and
approving questions and cases, and consequently
ensure the validity of the Council’s examination
process.
How does the Council know whether it is testing
what needs to be tested on its examinations? Test
committee members, who are medical experts in
their respective fields, represent current medical
thinking in Canada. Their participation is an essential
part of the Council’s quality assurance process for its
examinations.
The MCC is committed to world-class medical
assessment. It provides equal opportunity for all
eligible medical graduates to demonstrate their
medical competence. The people behind the Council,
regardless of their affiliation, are passionate about
providing candidates with that opportunity.
This Annual Report strives to commend every
individual working on behalf of the MCC. Without
their contributions, the Council would be unable to
achieve its mission and objectives.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 3
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Message from the Executive Director
Dr. Ian Bowmer
Executive Director
Medical Council of Canada
I
f I am asked to define the Medical Council of
Canada (MCC) in just a few words, I explain
that it is an assessment body that evaluates medical
students and graduates to ensure that they will be
fine physicians once out in practice in Canada. While
the word “assessment” denotes rigorous testing and
examination, it unfortunately does not do justice to the
many contributors who are so vital to our success.
This year, the theme of the Annual Report is The
people behind the Medical Council of Canada because
we wanted to highlight the individuals who play
such a integral role in the delivery of our services.
We also wanted to focus on several significant
accomplishments that will benefit our stakeholders,
including candidates, medical regulatory authorities,
medical educators and researchers.
In 2009, the MCC improved customer service
by merging two separate departments to assist
candidates with all of their inquiries. Recognizing
that physicians want more feedback as they study for
MCC examinations, we also launched an online selfevaluation for candidates preparing to take the Medical
Council of Canada Qualifying Examination Part I.
This self-evaluation is now available on our website
alongside another that had been released in 2005 for
candidates preparing to take the Medical Council of
Canada Evaluating Examination.
The Council is committed to improving fairness and
transparency in the credential recognition process. It
is with great anticipation that we look to collaborating
with the Federation of Medical Regulatory Authorities
of Canada on a Canadian medical registration system
that would allow individuals to use the same process to
apply for a medical licence, whether they are applying
in Alberta or in Nova Scotia.
At the 2009 Annual Meeting, the Council formally
approved the governance model for the National
Assessment Collaboration. This was the culmination
of several years of hard work to implement a key
recommendation from the 2004 Report of the
Canadian Task Force on Licensure of International
Medical Graduates (IMGs) - to develop a standardized
competency assessment process for IMGs, including
common screening criteria and tools for assessment,
which could be implemented locally or regionally.
The Collaboration is heavily engaged in preparing
a national clinical examination for IMG candidates
seeking postgraduate training positions. Parts of the
examination were offered in 2009 in Alberta, and
the full examination is planned to be administered in
2010 in Manitoba, Quebec and British Columbia. It is
expected that the examination will be fully operational
across the country in 2011.
Finally, a significant undertaking was announced in
2009 – the launch of the Assessment Review Task
Force. This group is responsible for charting a course
for MCC examinations into the future. We look
forward to the Task Force’s recommendations, which
are planned to be unveiled in time for the 2011 Annual
Meeting.
The MCC has a bright, bustling future to which it can
look forward. The entire MCC community – past and
present - is to thank for that, as well as for nearly a
century of excellence in physician evaluation.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 4
ABOUT THE MCC
Medical Council of Canada
T
he Medical Council of Canada (MCC) provides examinations that
assess whether medical graduates have the knowledge and skills
required for the practice of medicine. Every year, it conducts more than 11,500
evaluations of medical students and graduates through its examinations, offered
in both official languages. By successfully completing the MCC examinations and
meeting all other eligibility requirements, a candidate receives the Licentiate of the
Medical Council of Canada and is included in the Canadian Medical Register.
Candidates must apply to the medical regulatory authority in the province or territory
for which they seek a medical licence. The Licentiate of the Medical Council of
Canada is one of the requirements the medical regulatory authority asks of candidates
applying for an independent practice licence. As a standard requirement across the
country, the Licentiate provides its holders with increased portability to practise
medicine across provincial and territorial borders. This national qualification also
ensures a common standard for physician competency across the country.
The MCC also plays an integral role in facilitating the transition of international
medical graduates into the Canadian health-care system. International medical
graduates can begin the process of obtaining a medical licence before their arrival in
Canada. While still abroad, they can submit copies of their credentials to the MCC’s
Physician Credentials Repository for them to be authenticated. Internaltional medical
graduates can also take the Medical Council of Canada Evaluating Examination in
one of the 73 countries where it is offered.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 5
ABOUT THE MCC
Examinations
Medical Council of Canada
T
he MCC offers three different examinations that evaluate a medical
graduates’ clinical skills and competency. Graduates who have not
obtained their medical education from a recognized accredited program in
North America must first pass the Medical Council of Canada Evaluating
Examination (MCCEE) prior to being eligible to take the two Qualifying
Examinations. Passing the MCCEE demonstrates that the international
medical graduate has equivalent medical knowledge to a Canadian graduate
entering residency training. The MCCEE consists of 175 multiple-choice
questions that focus on child, maternal, adult and mental health, as well as
population health and ethics. In 2009, 2,861 candidates took the computerbased MCCEE in more than 35 countries.
The Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination Part I (MCCQE
Part I) is divided into two parts. The first half of the examination uses
computer technology to deliver multiple-choice questions that adapt during
the examination to suit the candidate’s skill level. The second half evaluates
clinical decision-making by presenting the candidate with roughly 60
medical cases. In 2009, 5,079 candidates took the MCCQE Part I.
The Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination Part II (MCCQE
Part II) is an objective structured clinical examination (OSCE), which means
candidates are tested at stations by interacting with standardized patients,
individuals who are trained to simulate patients with illnesses or problems.
The MCCQE Part II is offered in 16 different sites across Canada. In 2009,
3,679 physicians attempted the MCCQE Part II examination.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 6
ABOUT THE MCC
Medical Council of Canada’s Physician
Credentials Repository
Medical Council of Canada
T
he MCC’s Physician Credentials Repository authenticates (through
source verification) credentials and offers lifetime storage of
medical documents for international medical graduates who need to have
foreign credentials recognized in Canada. In 2009, the MCC verified 11,680
documents.
The physician can choose to share his or her credentials electronically
with stakeholders in the Canadian medical community including medical
regulatory authorities, and in the near future, with health authorities and
hospitals. This will greatly facilitate a physician’s application process for
medical licences and for positions within the medical profession. While the
service is currently only available to international medical graduates, it will
eventually be offered to all Canadian physicians.
As of December 31, 2009, the repository had 9,208 international medical
graduate users with credentials issued from organizations spanning 148
countries.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 7
ABOUT THE MCC
Research and Development
Medical Council of Canada
I
n order to remain at the forefront of medical assessment, the
MCC created a separate Research and Development department
in 2004 with an expanded mandate that includes designing new assessment
and evaluation tools. Researchers at the MCC conduct studies in a variety
of areas related to the examinations including validity, response time and
scoring methodologies.
The department provides examination feedback to the Canadian faculties of
medicine in the form of Deans’ reports, which allow faculties to determine
how their students fared in comparison to those at other faculties.
The Research and Development department provides grants to external
researchers in the field of medical education and assessment to fund research
in areas that will help improve medical education in Canada. Grants are also
provided to medical schools to fund postdoctoral fellow positions in medical
education.
All grant applications are peer reviewed by a committee of experts, which
allocates the funds. In 2009, the MCC awarded $377,634 in new grants to
researchers.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 8
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Motions from the 97th Annual Meeting Oct. 18 -20, 2009
Fee changes
Fee changes
«
Council reaffirmed the fees for 2010 that were proposed at the 2008 Annual Meeting. As
such, the 2010 fee for the MCCQE Part I is C$720; the fee for the MCCQE Part II is
C$1,850; the fee for the MCCEE is C$1,500 for a first-time applicant and C$1,300 for a
repeat applicant.
It was moved by Dr. Dennis Kendel and seconded by Dr. Theresa Farrell that the 2011
MCCQE Part I fee of $780 be approved.
It was moved by Dr. Dennis Kendel and seconded by Dr. Morris VanAndel that the 2011
MCCQE Part II fee of $1,950 be approved.
Bylaw changes
«
Many amendments were of an editorial nature. The following sections have been reworded.
All of the up-to-date MCC bylaws are available online at http://mcc.ca/pdf/bylaws_en.pdf
Section 5.04
A notice in writing stating the day, hour and place of each Annual Meeting or Special
General Meeting and the general nature of the business to be transacted shall be served
either personally or by transmitting such notice to each member of the Council at least
fourteen days (exclusive of the day of service but inclusive of the day for which notice is
given) before the date of every meeting directed to such address as appears on the books of
the Council or, if no address be given therein then to the last address of the member known
to the Executive Director, provided always that a meeting of the members of Council may
be held for any purpose at any time and at any place, including by teleconference or other
electronic means, without notice if all members of the Council are present in person or if
absent members have signified their consent in writing to the meeting being held. Notice
of any meeting or any irregularity of any meeting or in the notice thereof may be waived in
writing by any member. The accidental omission to give notice of any meeting or the nonreceipt of the notice by any member or members shall not invalidate any resolution passed
or any action or proceedings taken at the meeting.
Section 6.02
The President shall act as Chair of the Executive Board and the Executive Director, or
designate, shall act as Secretary to the Executive Board.
Section 6.06
Each member of the Executive Board shall be entitled to exercise one vote on each issue
which comes before each meeting of the Executive Board. Unless otherwise specifically
provided by the Canada Corporations Act or the by-laws of Council, at all meetings of
the Executive Board, every question shall be determined by a majority of votes cast at the
meeting. A declaration by the Chair of the meeting that a resolution has been carried or not
and an entry to that effect in the minutes shall be prima facie proof of the fact without proof
of the number or proportion of the votes recorded in favour of or against such resolution.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 9
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Motions from the 97th Annual Meeting Oct. 18 -20, 2009
Section 7.01
Section 9.02.02 (a)
Fee changes
The officers of the Council shall be the Immediate Past-President, the President, VicePresident, the Chair of the Finance Committee, and the Executive Director. The members
of Council may elect such additional officers as Council may from time to time determine,
and may assign to them such duties as it sees fit. The term of elected officers shall be for
one year or until their successors are elected, renewable by election for one additional term,
except for the Chair of the Finance Committee, who may be elected for more than one
additional term.
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee shall consist of the Chair of the Finance Committee, the President,
and three other members who shall be elected by the members of Council at an Annual
Meeting from the general membership, one of whom shall be a member at large.
Section 10.03
The Examination Board shall consist of test committees for each domain or area in which
candidates for the Part I and Part II examinations are to be assessed, the Central Examination
Committee, and the Planning Committee.
Section 10.06.01
Prepare or select from materials available to it, test items including clinical problems that
are pertinent to:
(h) self-directed learning and maintenance of competence.
Section 10.12
The Central Examination Committee shall be responsible for:
10.12.02
determining whether denial of Standing shall be given to a candidate who has committed or
is suspected of having committed infractions of the Rules for the Conduct of Examinations
and whether such candidates shall be denied entry to future examinations, including such
terms and conditions precedent as may apply to any entry to future examinations;
10.12.03
determining whether an award of No Standing shall be given 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;
Section 10.13
The Central Examination Committee shall:
10.13.01
for those candidates to be given Standing, award to each candidate at the latest administration
of the MCCQE Part I a Pass or Fail Standing on the results of the MCCQE Part I as a whole.
10.13.02
for those candidates to be given Standing, award to each candidate at the latest administration
of the MCCQE Part II a Pass or Fail Standing on the results of the MCCQE Part II as a
whole.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 10
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Motions from the 97th Annual Meeting Oct. 18 -20, 2009
Fee changes
10.13.03
in the event a candidate is prevented from finishing the latest administration of the MCCQE
Part I or the MCCQE Part II due to circumstances beyond the candidate’s control, decide
whether to award a Pass, Fail or No Standing on the basis of the examination or part thereof
completed.
Section 10.14
The decisions of the Central Examination Committee in regard to the Pass or Fail Standing
awarded to each candidate on the examinations shall be final, subject only to reconsideration
by the Central Examination Committee.
Section 10.15
A candidate may appeal a decision by the Central Examination Committee to the Appeals
Committee of the Council on the following grounds:
(a) where the candidate has been denied Standing;
(b) where the candidate has been denied entry to future examinations, with or
without terms and conditions precedent for the entry to future examinations;
(c) where the candidate has received an award of No Standing;
(d) where the candidate considers that the Standing awarded on the results of
an examination have been prejudiced by the conduct, but not the content, of
the examination.
Section 11.06
To be eligible for the MCCQE Part I a candidate must:
11.06.01
be a graduate, or be fully expected to complete all requirements to graduate before such
date as prescribed for each administration of the MCCQE Part I, from a medical school
accredited by the Committee on Accreditation of Canadian Medical Schools/Liaison
Committee on Medical Education (“CACMS/LCME”); or
11.06.03
be fully expected to complete all requirements to graduate from a medical school not
accredited by CACMS/LCME but listed in one or more directories of medical schools
approved from time to time by resolution of the Executive Board and be a medical school
acceptable to the Executive Director before such date as prescribed for each administration
of the MCCQE Part I, and hold a valid Pass Standing on the MCCEE or an examination
determined by the Executive Board to be an acceptable substitute; or
11.06.05
be fully expected to complete all requirements to graduate from a United States School
of Osteopathic Medicine accredited by the American Osteopathic Association before such
date as prescribed for each administration of the MCCQE Part I and hold a valid Pass
Standing on the MCCEE or other examination as determined by the Executive Board to be
an acceptable substitute.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 11
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Motions from the 97th Annual Meeting Oct. 18 -20, 2009
Fee changes
Section 11.08
When applying for admission to take the MCCQE Part I or Part II or any re-examination, a
candidate shall submit to the office of the MCC a completed application as well as the fees,
requisite information and credential/training documents as may be prescribed from time to
time by MCC.
Section 11.09
Each accepted candidate shall receive from the Executive Director documents pertaining
to the MCCQE Part I or Part II, or any re-examination to which the candidate is accepted
including the appropriate documentation which will be required as a condition for admission
to the assigned examination date and center.
A new section was also added to the bylaws:
Section 12.02
The members of Council may prescribe regulations for the development and effective
conduct of examinations for the purpose of assessing the competency of International
Medical Graduates, all matters incident thereto.
Section 13.01
Candidates who have been denied entry to future licentiate or other examinations may,
on the basis of new information, petition the Executive Board to be granted permission to
again be allowed to have access to future examinations.
Article 15
All references to “Physician Credentials Registry of Canada” (PCRC) were changed to
“MCC Physician Credentials Repository” (PCR).
Section 16.05
After considering the notice of appeal, the evidence adduced at the hearing and the
submissions made, the appeal panel may decide to:
Section 16.05.02 allow the appeal and order:
(b) that the denial of Standing or the award of No Standing be set aside and the candidate
be granted a Pass or Fail Standing by the Central Examination Committee or by the
National Assessment Central Coordinating Committee (NAC3) based on the results of
the examination in issue;
(c) that the denial of entry to future examinations, including the terms and conditions
precedent to any re-entry to future examinations as determined by the Central
Examination Committee or NAC3 be set aside, reduced or altered.
The Council approved the inclusion of a new article:
Article 26
Any Notice (which term includes any communication or document, electronic or
otherwise) to be given, sent, delivered or served pursuant to the By-laws or otherwise,
in writing or otherwise, to a member of Council, officer, member of a Committee or
candidate, shall be sufficiently given if delivered personally to the person to whom
it is to be given, or if delivered, mailed, sent by means of recorded communication
or, with the written consent of the recipient, by electronic means including e-mail, to
the person’s recorded address. A Notice so delivered shall be deemed to have been
given when it is delivered personally or to the person’s last known address. A Notice so
mailed shall be deemed to have been given when sent.
Other articles and sections were re-numbered accordingly.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 12
Officers and Members of Council
Members of
the Executive Board
President
Dr. Anne-Marie MacLellan
Vice-President
Dr. Oscar Casiro
Past-President
Dr. Rocco Gerace
Treasurer
Dr. Dennis A. Kendel
Dr. Paul Grand’Maison / Dr. Joyce Pickering
Members
Ms. Nancy MacBeth
Dr. Trevor Theman
Executive Board members.
From right to left: Dr. Dennis Kendel,
Dr. Joyce Pickering, Ms. Nancy MacBeth,
Dr. Oscar Casiro, Dr. Trevor Theman,
Dr. Anne-Marie MacLellan, Dr. Rocco Gerace.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 13
Officers and Members of Council
Council members
Members at Large
Ms. Nancy MacBeth
Dr. Dan Small
Ms. Evelyn Shapiro
Ms. Rose Carter
Council members,
staff and guests at the
2009 Annual Meeting
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 14
Officers and Members of Council
Medical
Regulatory Authorities of Canada
Members
Dr. Robert Young
Dr. Edmund Collins
Newfoundland
Dr. Cyril A. Moyse
Dr. Geraldine Johnston
Prince Edward Island
Dr. Cameron Little
Dr. William Lowe
MCC
Spotlight
see p. 17
Nova Scotia
Dr. Edmund G.A. Schollenberg
Dr. John C. McCrea
New Brunswick
Dr. Anne-Marie MacLellan
Dr. Markus C. Martin
Québec
Dr. Rocco Gerace
Dr. Geoffrey Bond
Ontario
Dr. William Pope
Dr. Robert Menzies
Manitoba
Dr. Dennis A. Kendel
Dr. Edward Tsoi
Saskatchewan
Dr. Trevor Theman
Dr. Donald Chadsey
Alberta
Dr. Heidi Oetter
Dr. Morris VanAndel
British Columbia
Dr. Bruce Beaton
n/a
Dr. Theresa Farrell
Dr. Shawn Mattas
Dr. Alexander Macdonald
Dr. Patricia DeMaio
Yukon Territory
Northwest Territories
Nunavut
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 15
Officers and Members of Council
University
Members
Dr. Cathy Vardy
Memorial
Dr. Simon Field
Dalhousie
Dr. Joan Glenn (observer)
Dr. Paul Grand’Maison
Laval
Sherbrooke
McGill
Dr. Joyce Pickering
Montréal
Dr. Christian Bourdy
Dr. Geneviève Moineau
Dr. Anthony Sanfilippo
Ottawa
Queen’s
Toronto
Dr. Jay Rosenfield
McMaster
Dr. Michael L. Marrin
Dr. Chris Watling
Western Ontario
Dr. Maureen Topps
Northern Ontario
Manitoba
Dr. Bruce Martin
Saskatchewan
Dr. Gill White
Dr. Peggy Sagle
Alberta
Dr. Bruce Wright
Calgary
Dr. Oscar Casiro
British Columbia
Student & Resident
Members
MCC
Spotlight
see p. 18
Ms. Navdeep Bhullar
Student
Mr. Sébastien Lachance
Student
Dr. Frédérick D'Aragon
Resident
Dr. Milli Gupta
Resident
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 16
Spotlight
MCC Spotlight:
Dr. John McCrea
Member of Council
New Brunswick
D
r. John McCrea, a member of Council since 2002, said
working with the Medical Council of Canada (MCC) has
allowed him to pursue his interest in medical policy and
governance. Since medicine is a self-regulating profession, he said it is
important that all physicians can participate in the governance process.
“Regular members of the profession have access to all levels of governance
of the profession. I’ve tried to learn how governance works really in the
hopes of making it work better.”
Dr. McCrea is a family physician and emergency room doctor, representing
the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New Brunswick (CPSNB) on
Council. Before joining the Council, Dr. McCrea started off working with
small committees at the CPSNB. He said he was primarily interested in
manpower management and physician recruitment, and then became
involved with policy and governance.
The reason that self-regulation works for medicine, said Dr. McCrea, is that
the operations of national organizations in charge, such as the Council, aren’t
remote. “When you look at the reach of Council to all the constituencies
and population, it really is very effective,” Dr. McCrea said.
Dr. McCrea said the MCC has recognized that excellence in health care
is about the people in the profession and developing the human capital to
support it.
“Medicine is a profession that attracts some talented people. The leadership
at the MCC has built an administration for the medical profession that has
drawn some really bright, positive people,” Dr. McCrea said. “It’s all about
trying to bring the best out of the candidates.”
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 17
Spotlight
MCC Spotlight:
Dr. Frédérick D’Aragon
Resident
Member of Council
A
s a resident member on Council, Dr. Frédérick D’Aragon
is the most recent Council member to have received his
Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada (LMCC),
which he was awarded in 2008. Having just been through the examination
process, Dr. D’Aragon said he understands the importance of the Licentiate
and the Qualifying Examinations.
“The LMCC represents proof of my competence to practise medicine. The
qualification is recognized across the whole country, and all around the
world as a high standard of medical practice. With this qualification, I will
be allowed to move to another country, like Australia, for my fellowship.”
Dr. D’Aragon completed his MD at Université de Sherbrooke where
passing the Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination Part I is
a requirement for graduation. He said being on Council has taught him a
lot about medical education. “Collaboration is the most important tool to
develop and innovate. The Medical Council of Canada (MCC) is more than
just an examination body!”
He said he is honoured to represent medical residents and be a part of the
MCC. “I have had the opportunity to meet and work with the principal
medical leaders in Canada. My involvement with the Council allows me to
participate in maintaining and improving high standards of medical practice
in Canada.”
As a personal goal with Council, Dr. D’Aragon said he would like to
continue to be involved with the Finance Committee. “I would like to
review the cost effectiveness of the exam process without compromising
the quality of assessment.”
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 18
Central Examination Committee andand
test committee members
Members of the
Central Examination Committee
Back row (from left to right):
Dr. Pierre Plourde, Dr. Julian Midgley,
Dr. Ramses Wassef, Dr. Florin Padeanu,
Dr. Brent Kvern and Dr. William Hall.
Front row (from left to right):
Dr. Nancy Brager, Dr. Johanne Lacelle,
Dr. Claire Touchie and Dr. Joan Fraser.
MCC
Spotlight
see p. 23
Central Examination
Committee
«
Clinical
Decision Making
Test Committee
«
Chair
Dr. Ramses Wassef, Quebec
Vice-Chair
Dr. Claire Touchie, Ontario
Members
Chairs of each test committee
Chair
Dr. Pierre Plourde, Manitoba
Secretary
Dr. David Palframan, Ontario
Members
Dr. Sarah Bellemare, Quebec
Dr. Donald McConnell, Alberta
Dr. Karima Addetia, Newfoundland
Dr. Ronald Siemens, Saskatchewan
Dr. Timothy Stultz, Prince Edward Island
Dr. Marie-Josée Bédard, Quebec
Dr. Michael Chiasson, Nova Scotia
Dr. Asifjehan Khan, Ontario
Dr. Thomas Crichton, Ontario
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 19
Medicine
Test Committee
«
Chair
Dr. Brent Kvern, Manitoba
Secretary
Dr. Katina Tzanetos, Ontario
Members
Dr. Christine Hall, British Columbia
Dr. Charles Duffy, Prince Edward Island
Dr. Atreyi Mukherji, New Brunswick
Dr. Ginette Lalonde-Kontio, Ontario
Dr. Debra Pugh, Ontario
Dr. Anne-Marie Mansour, Quebec
Corresponding
Members
Dr. Bill Westwick, Ontario
Dr. Melad Shawush, Saskatchewan
Dr. Sharon Card, Saskatchewan
Dr. Anthony Kerigan, Ontario
Obstetrics and
Gynecology
Test Committee
«
Chair
Dr. Johanne Lacelle, Newfoundland
Secretary
Dr. Sandra Biem, Quebec
Members
Dr. Renée Soucy, Quebec
Dr. Duncan Farquharson, British Columbia
Dr. Barbara Lent, Ontario
Dr. Sandra de la Ronde, Alberta
Dr. Angela Poirier, Nova Scotia
Dr. Anne Gravelle, Ontario
Objective Structured
Clinical Examination
(OSCE)
Test Committee
«
Corresponding
Members
Dr. John Thiel, Saskatchewan
Chair
Dr. Joan Fraser, British Columbia
Secretary
Dr. Sue Humphrey, Ontario
Members
Dr. Philip Tibbo, Alberta
Dr. Jeffrey Dempster, Nova Scotia
MCC
Spotlight
see p. 24
Dr. Adrian Robertson, Manitoba
Dr. Lynne Harrigan, Nova Scotia
Dr. Alain Couet, Quebec
Dr. G. Ross Walker, Ontario
Dr. Eugene Bereza, Quebec
Dr. Kendrick Lacey, New Brunswick
Dr. Lawrence Elliott, Manitoba
Dr. Odette Pinsonneault, Quebec
Dr. Susan Chafe, Alberta
Dr. Marie-Ève Bélanger, Quebec
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 20
Pediatrics
Test Committee
«
Chair
Dr. Julian Midgley, Alberta
Secretary
Dr. Hema Patel, Quebec
Members
Dr. Scott Moffatt, Newfoundland
Dr. Mohsin Rashid, Nova Scotia
Dr. Elske Hildes-Ripstein, Manitoba
Dr. Sharon Leibel, Saskatchewan
Dr. Tahir Hameed, Ontario
Dr. John Grant, Nova Scotia
Corresponding
Members
Dr. Jan Kotarba, Ontario
Dr. Peter Jamieson, Alberta
Dr. Bich-Hong Nguyen, Quebec
Dr. Julie Loignon, Quebec
Population Health,
Ethical, Legal and
Organizational Aspects
of Medicine (PHELO)
Test Committee
«
Chair
Dr. Florin Padeanu, Manitoba
Secretary
Dr. Edward Ellis, Ontario
Members
Dr. Susan Phillips, Ontario
Dr. Martha McCarthy, British Columbia
Dr. Philip Hébert, Ontario
Dr. Christopher Doig, Alberta
Dr. Jean-Pierre Gagné, Quebec
Dr. Carey Matsuba, British Columbia
Dr. Fiona Bergin, Nova Scotia
Corresponding
Members
Dr. Michael Gordon, Ontario
Dr. Janet Gordon, Nova Scotia
Dr. Denise Donovan, Quebec
Psychiatry
Test Committee
«
Chair
Dr. Nancy Brager, Alberta
Secretary
Dr. Suzane Renaud, Quebec
Members
Dr. Margaret Steele, Ontario
Dr. Leslie-Ann Bailliu, Ontario
Dr. Andrew Harris, Nova Scotia
Dr. David Ross, New Brunswick
Dr. Anne Harley, Ontario
Dr. Theodore Kolivakis, Quebec
Dr. Stella Blackshaw, Saskatchewan
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 21
Corresponding
Members
Dr. Lauren Zanussi, Alberta
Dr. Howard Strong, Newfoundland
Dr. Mark Hanson, Ontario
Surgery
Test Committee
«
Chair
Dr. William Hall, Alberta
Secretary
Dr. Ken Kontio, Ontario
Members
Dr. Martin Friedlich, Ontario
Dr. Howard Clarke, Ontario
Dr. Paul Robert Hayes, Saskatchewan
Dr. John Graham, Alberta
Dr. Émilie Comeau, Quebec
Dr. François-Gilles Boucher, Ontario
Dr. Stephen DiTommaso, Quebec
Corresponding
Members
Dr. David Ashby, Prince Edward Island
Dr. Jill Watts, New Brunswick
Dr. Robert Farrell, Newfoundland
Central
Examination
Committee
meeting
December 2009
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 22
Spotlight
MCC Spotlight:
Dr. Ramses Wassef
Chair of the
Central Examination
Committee
I
n the 10 years that Dr. Ramses Wassef has been
involved with the Medical Council of Canada test
committees, he said he has seen significant improvement in
the assessment process.
“In the last few years, we realized that we have been
examining candidates more on their knowledge, rather than
skills. But we realized that the public expects doctors to
behave in a certain way. Professionalism is just as important as medical knowledge,” said
Dr. Wassef, now Chair of the Central Examination Committee (CEC).
Despite being told that it wouldn’t be possible to assess knowledge of professionalism with
a written, multiple-choice examination, the CEC wanted to take up the challenge, Dr. Wassef
said. “We charged the test committees to find ways to assess professional attributes.”
The first bank of test items was developed and proved successful, he said. “The questions did
differentiate very well between the candidates who could tell which response was associated
with professionalism and those who could not.”
The CEC oversees all of the examination process, figuring out how to put together the exam,
administer it and interpret it. Then the CEC is left with a range of results, and ultimately
determines who passes. “The CEC makes very important decisions,” Dr. Wassef said.
“These are high-stakes exams for the candidates, but also for the public who will have these
doctors as their physicians.”
As CEC Chair, Dr. Wassef said he looks forward to giving the CEC report at the Annual
Meeting each year and being able to highlight how smooth the examination administrations
have become. “They run so smoothly because the staff are so well trained and managers
know every detail of the process.”
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 23
Spotlight
MCC Spotlight:
Dr. Joan Fraser
Chair of the
OSCE Test Committee
S
ince joining the MCC in 1993 as a chief examiner at the
University of British Columbia for the Medical Council of
Canada Qualifying Examination Part II (MCCQE Part II),
Dr. Joan Fraser has become an expert on the objective structured clinical
examination (OSCE). Dr. Fraser, now Chair of the OSCE test committee,
said working with the MCC has given her exciting opportunities.
“I was invited to Indonesia in October 2008 as a clinical skills and OSCE
expert. The MCC has given me experience I would not have otherwise
been able to gain,” Dr. Fraser said. “Faculties in Indonesia were happy to
hear about the OSCE program and I was proud to be able to represent the
MCC.”
As a pediatrician, Dr. Fraser said working with the MCC has allowed her
to explore the field of medical education.
“I’ve certainly learned a lot more with respect to psychometric testing.
The MCC has done a lot to further my interest in medical education,” Dr.
Fraser said.
Dr. Fraser said she wants to continue working with the MCC to strengthen
the MCCQE Part II.
“My goal, while working with the committee, is to put as much effort as
possible into improving the exam and making it the best product in the
world. Although, locally and internationally, it is already one of the best
in the world.”
“As a British Columbia resident, I have to travel a long way to come to
Ottawa but I really enjoy working with the MCC team,” she said. “It’s a
great group of people.”
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 24
Evaluating Examination committee members
Evaluating Examination
Composite Committee
«
Chair
Dr. Donald Studney
Members
Dr. David Creery
Dr. Céline Bouchard
Dr. Frances Galvon
Dr. Sharman Robertson
Dr. Ken Taguchi
MCCEE Psychiatry
Test Committee
«
Chair
Dr. Sharman Robertson, Ontario
Vice-Chair
Dr. Si-Ann Woods, Ontario
Members
Dr. Praful Chandarana, Ontario
Dr. Gary Kay, Ontario
Dr. Anthony J. Levinson, Ontario
Dr. Kathryn MacDonald, Ontario
Dr. Karen Ferguson, Ontario
MCCEE Surgery
Test Committee
«
Chair
Dr. Ken Taguchi, Ontario
Vice-Chair
Dr. Marc-André Ruel, Ontario
Members
Dr. Frank Chi, Ontario
Dr. Ronald Fenton, Ontario
Dr. Jean Ouellet, Quebec
Dr. Louis-Philippe Palerme, British Columbia
Dr. Leslie Scott, Ontario
MCCEE Population
Health and Ethics
Test Committee
«
Chair
Dr. Frances Galvon, British Columbia
Vice-Chair
Dr. Ian Johnson, Ontario
Members
Dr. Lynn Beck, British Columbia
Dr. Edward Ellis, Ontario
Dr. Ian McDowell, Ontario
Dr. Susan Swiggum, Ontario
Dr. Gordon Wallace, Ontario
MCCEE Pediatrics
Test Committee
«
Chair
Dr. David Creery, Ontario
Vice-Chair
Dr. Hilary K. Writer, Ontario
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 25
Members
Dr. Mark A. Duncan, British Columbia
Dr. Ann E. Hawkins, Nova Scotia
Dr. Moyez Ladhani, Ontario
Dr. Angelo Mikrogianakis, Alberta
Dr. Carolyne Roy, Ontario
Dr. Kent Stobart, Alberta
MCCEE Obstetrics
and Gynecology
Test Committee
«
Chair
Dr. Céline Bouchard, Quebec
Vice-Chair
Dr. Ann Spence, Ontario
Members
Dr. David McCoubrey, Ontario
Dr. Martine Bernard, Quebec
Dr. Jennifer Blake, Ontario
Dr. Marie-Josée Dupuis, Quebec
MCCEE Medicine
Test Committee
«
Chair
Dr. Donald Studney, British Columbia
Vice-Chair
Dr. Elizabeth A. MacKay, Alberta
Members
Dr. Barry A. Cohen, Manitoba
Dr. Vonda Hayes, Nova Scotia
Dr. Tzu Kuang Lee, Alberta
Dr. Mary O’Shea, British Columbia
Examination
statistics
«
2007
2008
2009
Number of candidates
3671
2850
2861
Pass rate
65%
69%
77%
Number of candidates
4764
5010
5079
Pass rate
68%
67%
66%
Number of candidates
3481
3648
3679
Pass rate
77%
76%
83%
Number of licentiates issued
2694
2799
3053
Evaluating Examination
MCCQE Par t I
MCCQE Par t II
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 26
Employees
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
First Name
Last Name
Title
Hassan
Alikhan
Senior Systems Administrator
Abbas
Laura
Altimimi
Alvarado
Service Agent - Document Review and Eligibility Assessment
Service Agent - Document Review and Eligibility Assessment
Natalie
Auger
Administration Coordinator
Janet
Jennifer
Ilona
Michèle
Tanya
Suzanne
David
Manana
François
André-Philippe
Paul
Ian
Jocelyne
Michelle
Ted
Bob
Sarah
Jean
Robert
Gerald
Lauren
Dominique
Luc
Suzanne
Hélène
Anna
Le
Robert
Joan
Andrée
Huguette
Meghan
Amy
Jessica
Denise
Babalola
Barbier
Bartman
Beauseigle
Bennett
Bissonnette
Blackmore
Blaja
Boucher
Boulais
Bourdeau
Bowmer
Boyer-Richer
Brunette
Bruyere
Buckland
Caesar
Carriere
Charrois
Chen
Copp
Dallaire
Danis
Deschamps
Desormeaux
Di Medio
Duong
Fauser
Ferguson
Fortin-Belanger
Greene
Grenville
Harris
Hertzog
Hubbard-Muldoon
Manager, Finance & Corporate Services
Team Leader
Senior Research Analyst
Service Agent - Client Support and Classification
Test Development Officer
Manager, Operations
Director, Research & Development
Production Assistant
Director, IT
Manager, MCCQE Part I
Application Specialist
Executive Director
Test Development Officer
Service Agent - Client Support and Classification
Intermediate Developer
Quality Control Analyst
Receptionist
Service Agent - Document Review and Eligibility Assessment
Team Leader
Senior Systems Administrator
Administrative Assistant
Senior Organizational Development Advisor
Building Maintenance
Service Agent - Document Review and Eligibility Assessment
IT Services Coordinator
Administrative Assistant
Service Agent - Client Support and Classification
Senior Systems Administrator
Service Agent - Document Review and Eligibility Assessment
Executive Secretary to the Board
Service Agent - Document Review and Eligibility Assessment
Human Resources Coordinator
Administrative Assistant
Communications Coordinator
Service Agent - Document Review and Eligibility Assessment
Daniela
Ghislaine
Jenefer
Ignea
Jean
Kaser
Quality Control Analyst
Examination Content Editor/Quality Assurance
Communications Specialist
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 27
*
MCC
Spotlight
see p. 29
First Name
Last Name
Title
Mark
Heather
Nirmal
Yves
Renée
Roger
Brad
Michelle
Robert
Pierre
Michelle
Lin
Fudong
Tyler
JoAnn
Lise
Meghan
Susan
Trish
Karen
David
Michael
Thi
Réjeanne
Kim
Sanaa
Leeanne
Yves
France
Christine
Marguerite
Don
Marie
Lucille
Hong
Sydney
Lyse
Kennedy
Kotarba
Kushwaha
Lafortune
Labonté
Lalonde
Lawrence
Leclair
Lee
Lemay
Lemieux
Ma
Ma
MacDonald
Marcantonio
Martineau
McConnell
McHarg
McKeagan
Meades
Miller
Miller
Murphy
Nasrallah
Nguyen
Nour
Paquette
Plouffe
Provost-Dagher
Rae
Roy
Rutherford
Sarrazin
Séguin
Shen
Smee
St-Jacques-Ayoub
Global Computer Testing Coordinator
Production Assistant
Application Architect
Manager, MCCEE
Service Agent - Client Support and Classification
Service Agent - Client Support and Classification
Service Agent - Client Support and Classification
Service Agent - Document Review and Eligibility Assessment
Director, Evaluation Bureau
Director, Repository & Registration Centre
Business Manager
National Site Coordinator
Intermediate Developer
Manager, Operations & Infrastructure
Accounts Payable Clerk
Case Development Officer
Postdoctoral Fellowship
Logistics Coordinator
Service Agent - Document Review and Eligibility Assessment
Director, Finance & Corporate Services
Manager, Software Development
Purchasing Officer
Service Agent - Client Support and Classification
Production Assistant
Production Assistant
Service Agent - Client Support and Classification
Director, Human Resources
Database Administrator
Receptionist
Service Clerk
Research Analyst
Administrative Coordinator
Payroll Administrator
Service Clerk
Intermediate Developer
Manager, MCCQE Part II
Administrative Assistant
Jessica
Thorsen
Service Agent - Document Review and Eligibility Assessment
Suzanne
Ut
Don
Janet
Carole
Josée
Toupin
Van Nguyen
Van Nguyen
Watt-Lafleur
White
Wojcik
Service Agent - Document Review and Eligibility Assessment
Service Clerk
Financial Analyst
Director, Policy and Document Management
Executive Assistant
Training Coordinator
Tim
Wood
Manager, Research & Development
Nathalie
Woodstock
Senior Information Analyst
Danika
Wright
Service Agent - Document Review and Eligibility Assessment
Patrick
Zito
Manager, Operations
time of publication, the MCC was saddened to learn of Nirmal Kushwaha’s
* Atpassing.
Our thoughts are with his family and friends.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 28
Spotlight
MCC Spotlight:
Trish McKeagan
Repository and
Registration Centre
T
rish McKeagan believes that assisting examination
candidates is one of the best parts of her job.
She has worked at the Medical Council of Canada (MCC) in credentials and
registration for more than five years. For Ms. McKeagan, “work at MCC
is meaningful and serves a purpose. Helping candidates through source
verification processes provides a tremendous sense of accomplishment.
Even on a stressful day, you have that one candidate that you’ve helped,
and it brings it all back into perspective.”
MCC service agents are responsible for ensuring that candidates have
access to the information and resources they need while preparing for their
examinations, which can be a stressful time for them, Ms. McKeagan said.
“When a candidate calls, they might be stressed or in need of reassurance.
They want guidance. We’re here to help them through the process and
determine what we can do to facilitate their application process.”
Ms. McKeagan said her department works really well together as a team,
which adds to the positive atmosphere at work.
“When I think of our department, I think of a quote I once heard: ‘A group
becomes a team when each member is sure enough of himself and his
contribution to praise the skills of others.’ This certainly rings true of our
department – every player puts the team ahead of personal glory.”
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 29
Award
Outstanding Achievement Award
in the Evaluation of Clinical Competence
Dr. André Jacques
T
he Outstanding Achievement Award is an
internationally peer reviewed award bestowed on
individuals who have made a significant and vital
achievement in the field of assessment and evaluation of clinical
and professional competence in the health professions.
The 2009 Outstanding Achievement Award was presented to Dr.
André Jacques.
His career began as a family doctor in 1975. From the start, Dr.
Jacques was involved in continuing medical education (CME) at a
regional, provincial, national and international level. He was also
an Associate Professor in Family Medicine at the University of
Montreal.
In 1993, he accepted a position at the Collège des médecins du
Québec and has been Director of the CME Division and, since 1997,
Director of the Practice Enhancement Division. In 1986, he joined
the Council on CME of Québec where he is currently appointed as
Secretary.
Dr. Jacques is an elected member of the executive committee of
the Federation of Medical Regulatory Authorities of Canada since
1998. He has also served as president in 2002.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 30
Awards
Dr. Louis Levasseur
Distinguished Service Award
Dr. Tom Maguire
T
he Dr. Louis Levasseur Award is named for the former Chair of the Medical Council’s
Central Examination Committee, Dr. Louis Levasseur, who for 26 years personified
an 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. The 2009 recipient of the Dr. Louis Levasseur Award is Dr. Tom Maguire.
Tom Maguire attended the University of Alberta for undergraduate degrees in Physics and Education
and a Master’s degree in Educational Psychology. After completing his doctorate in psychometrics
and program evaluation at the University of Illinois, he became a member of the Departments of
Educational Psychology at the University of Alberta and at the University of Victoria where he taught
courses in applied statistics and psychometrics. In 1994, he was appointed to the J. Alan Gilbert Chair
in Medical Education at the University of Alberta and in 1997, he was named Professor Emeritus.
In 1987, the Central Examination Committee decided to change how the pass/fail standing was
established for the Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination (MCCQE) Part I. Dr. Maguire
was asked to explore implementing a criterion-referenced approach. His recommended process, which
over time has been enhanced, is still used for the multiple-choice portion of the examination.
In 1997, he was invited as a psychometric consultant to assist in developing a computerized MCCQE
Part I. He advocated for the inclusion of computer-adaptive testing to provide each candidate with a
unique assessment while retaining content validity. Computer-adaptive testing was later incorporated
into the computerized MCCQE Part I.
For the past 10 years, he has acted as an informal sounding board to individuals in the Evaluation
Bureau and the Research and Development departments. He was also a member of the Examination
Development Advisory Committee.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 31
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Highlights
Highlights
National Assessment
Collaboration
With the approval of the National Assessment
Collaboration (NAC) governance model in
October 2009, the Canadian health-care system
is one step closer to having a streamlined
process
for
assessing
foreign-trained
physicians, or international medical graduates.
The NAC, which includes partners from across
the country, agreed to focus its efforts on a
clinical examination to assess international
medical graduates seeking entry into residency
programs. The NAC’s administrative body
reports to the Medical Council of Canada’s
(MCC) Council.
The clinical examination, which is centrally coordinated, will be offered regionally through
the provincial international medical graduate
programs. In 2009, the Alberta International
Medical Graduate Program incorporated
elements of the NAC clinical examination in its
own assessment. British Columbia, Quebec and
Manitoba plan to offer the examination in 2010.
NAC clinical examination
Assessment Review
Task Force
The MCC would have been very different today
had it not followed the recommendations from
the 1987 Future Directions Task Force. As a
result of those recommendations, the MCC built
its own in-house examination centre, published
detailed objectives on what MCC evaluations
would cover, and launched the first ever national
clinical examination – the Medical Council of
Canada Qualifying Examination Part II.
Now, in 2009, the Council announced that it
was embarking on a similar review exercise
with the Assessment Review Task Force. Its
mandate includes exploring new assessment
techniques and looking at MCC examinations
within the context of the current, continually
evolving medical environment. The Task Force
is expected to publish its recommendations in
October 2011.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 32
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Highlights
Highlights
Two MCC
departments merge
After much planning and preparation, the
MCC’s Physician Credentials Repository
(PCRC) and the Credentials and Registration
department merged in late 2009. These two
client-facing departments amalgamated to
improve their ability to help candidates with
all of their inquiries – whether related to
examination applications, eligibility or the
status of their credentials. The new department
is called the Repository and Registration centre.
Work will continue in 2010 and beyond to merge
the credentials repository and examination
application systems to provide even more
seamless service to candidates.
New practice
examination
In response to popular acclaim for the online
practice examination that helps candidates
prepare for the Medical Council of Canada
Evaluating Examination, in November 2009
the MCC launched the Self Administered
Qualifying Examination Part I (SAE – QEI) to
assist candidates in preparing for the Medical
Council of Canada Qualifying Examination
Part I (MCCQE Part I).
The SAE – QEI is offered over the Internet and
consists of 96 multiple-choice questions. Upon
completion of the SAE – QEI, participants
instantly receive email feedback consisting of
the number of questions answered correctly
and a comparison of the participant’s results to
those of other MCCQE Part I participants. The
MCC is exploring options to enhance the SAE –
QEI by including short menu questions similar
to those featured in the clinical decision-making
component of the MCCQE Part I.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 33
Presentations
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Presentations List
MCC-related activities
«
Published papers
Wood, T.J. (2009). The Effect of Reused Questions on Repeat Examinees. Advances in
Health Sciences Education, 14, 465-473.
Presentations
Bartman, I., Wood, T.J. (2009). Does using the same OSCE station on two consecutive
days create an advantage for candidates who take it on the second day? Talk presented at the
Canadian Association for Medical Education Annual Meeting: Edmonton, Canada.
Bartman, I., Wood, T.J. (2009). Does using the same OSCE station on two consecutive
days create an advantage for candidates who take it on the second day? Talk presented at the
Academy for Innovation in Medical Education 2nd Annual Medical Education Day:
Ottawa, Canada.
Blackmore, D.E., Wood, T.J. (2009). Outlier examinee profiles across subject areas: do
combined test scores really reflect examinee ability? Talk presented at the annual meeting of
the Association of Medical Educators of Europe: Malaga, Spain.
Bowmer, M.I., Wood, T.J., Blackmore, D.E (2009). Does Canadian citizenship confer a
competitive advantage for International Medical Graduates who take the MCC Evaluating
Examination. Talk presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Medical
Educators of Europe: Malaga, Spain.
Lee, R.S., Boulais, A.P., Bennett, T. (2009). Professionalism assessment with Multiple
Choice Questions (MCQs): Believe it or not? Poster presented at the annual meeting of the
Association of Medical Educators of Europe: Malaga, Spain.
Smee, S., Wood, T.J., (2009). Key feature scoring for an objective structured clinical
examination (OSCE). Poster presented at the Canadian Association for Medical
Education Annual Meeting: Edmonton, Canada.
Smee, S., Wood T.J., (2009). Impact of judgmental weights on the dependability of cut
scores for OSCE stations. Talk presented to the annual conference on Research in Medical
Education (RIME): Boston, USA.
Wood, T. J., Smee, S., Fraser J., Martineau, L. (2009). A comparison of options for
reducing the number of checklist items on an objective structured clinical examination
(OSCE). Poster presented to the annual conference on Research in Medical Education
(RIME): Boston, USA.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 34
Presentations
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Presentations List
MCC-related activities
«
Wood, T.J., Lafortune, Y. (2009). Striving toward the perfect multiple-choice question
(MCQ): Do editorial changes help? Poster presented at the annual meeting of the
Association of Medical Educators of Europe: Malaga, Spain.
Wood, T.J., Lafortune, Y., Bartman, I., Lee, R. (2009). Characteristics of the new
computer-based Medical Council of Canda Evaluating Examination (MCCEE). Poster
presented to the Academy for Innovation in Medical Education 2nd Annual Medical
Education Day: Ottawa, Canada.
Wood, T.J., Smee, S., Bartman, I., Blackmore, D.E. (2009). Do two different processes
for limiting false positive errors add to the quality of the pass/fail decision on a high stakes
examination? Talk presented to the Academy for Innovation in Medical Education 2nd
Annual Medical Education Day: Ottawa, Canada.
Invited Talks
Bowmer, M.I. (2009). Dr. Norman Bethune. Talk presented at Commemoration of 70th
Anniversary of the Death of Dr. Norman Bethune: Beijing, China.
Bowmer, M.I. (2009). Examination Day: All you need to know about the MCCEE and the
MCCQE Part I. Talk presented at CaRMS Symposium: Toronto, Ontario.
Bowmer, M.I. (2009). Leading in Times of Change – stories from the trenches. Talk
presented at CLIME – Lunch and Leadership Panel.
Bowmer, M.I. (2009). Potential for National Application Process. Talk presented at
FMRAC Annual Meeting: Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Bowmer, M.I. (2009). Quality of Medical Education, a vision. Talk presented at
Centennial Celebrations: Medical Council of India.
Bowmer, M.I. (2009). Role of the National Assessment Collaboration in Residency Selection.
Talk presented at International Conference on Residency Education IMG Summit.
Bowmer, M.I. (2009). Talk presented at Canadian Partnership for Progress in Health
Human Resources: Ottawa, Ontario.
Lemay, P. (2009). The Physician Credentials Registry of Canada: Overview. Talk presented
at the International Medical Graduate Symposium.
Lemay, P. (2009). The Physician Credentials Registry of Canada: Overview. Talk presented
to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 35
Presentations
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Presentations List
MCC-related activities
«
Lemay, P. (2009). The Physician Credentials Registry of Canada: Overview of Services. Talk
presented to the Centre for the Evaluation of Health Professionals Educated Abroad.
Lemay, P. (2009). The Physician Credentials Registry of Canada: Status Report. Talk
presented to the Federation of Medical Regulatory Authorities of Canada AGM Mockup.
Workshops
Blackmore, D. E., Bowmer, M.I, Lee, R.S., Banner, S. (2009). Meeting the challenge of
international medical graduate (IMG) selection for postgraduate training in Canada through
the use of the MCC assessment and CaRMS processes. Workshop presented at International
Conference on Residency Education.
Smee, S. (2009). Quality assurance considerations for high stakes examinations. Workshop
presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Medical Educators of Europe:
Malaga, Spain.
Smee, S. (2009). Writing OSCE Cases: A Medical Council of Canada Approach. Invited
workshop presented at Northern Ontario School of Medicine, October 15-16, 2009.
Smee, S. (2009). Faculty tutor for Essential Skills in Medical Education Assessment
(ESMEA) presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Medical Educators of
Europe: Malaga, Spain.
Non-MCC related activities
Published papers
«
Humphrey-Murto, S., Touchie, C., Wood, T.J., Smee, S. (2009). Does the Gender of
the Standardized Patient Influence Candidate Performance in an OSCE examination?
Medical Education, 43, 521-525.
Wood, T.J. (2009). Assessment drives learning but it may also help learning. Medical
Education, 45,5-6.
Presentations
Moineau, G., Power, B., Pion, A.M., Wood, T.J., Humphrey-Murto, S. (2009). Peer
examiner evaluation and feedback during an OSCE: Are students comparable to faculty? Talk
presented to the annual conference on Research in Medical Education (RIME): Boston,
USA.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 36
Presentations
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Presentations List
Moineau, G., Power, B., Pion, A.M., Wood, T.J., Humphrey-Murto, S. (2009). Peer
examiner evaluation and feedback during an OSCE: Are students comparable to faculty?
Talk presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Medical Educators of Europe:
Malaga, Spain.
Pugh, D., Touchie, C., Wood, T.J., Humphrey-Murto, S. (2009). Constructed response
versus selected response: Do students change their answers based on format? Talk presented to
the annual conference on Research in Medical Education (RIME): Boston, USA.
Grants
Single-year grants
«
Research in Clinical Assessment
Sacha Agrawal, “Self-assessment among medical students as reflection-in-action”
Ethan Grober, “Validation of Real-time, Intra-operative, Surgical Competence (RISK)
assessments linked to patient outcomes”
Joan Sargeant, “Towards a System-Based Culture of a Professional Self-Regulation
through Directed Self-Assessment”
Brian Simmons, “Assessment and Evaluation of an Interprofessional Objective Structured
Clinical Examination (iOSCE)”
Multi-year grants
Kevin Eva, “Towards practice-based continuing education protocols: Using testenhanced learning, practice reflection, and commitment-to-change statements to
enhance physician self assessment and practice change”
MCC
Postdoctoral
Fellowships
Meghan McConnell, Internal Postdoctoral Fellow
September 2009-August 2011
Kevin Chin, External Postdoctoral Fellow
January 2009-December 2010
MCC
Spotlight
see p. 38
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 37
Spotlight
MCC Spotlight:
Dr. Kevin Chin
External
Postdoctoral Fellow
B
efore being selected by McGill University
as the Medical Council of Canada’s (MCC)
external postdoctoral fellow, Kevin Chin’s research focus
was primarily human rights education. Dr. Chin said his
knowledge of medical education research was quite limited
before he started his fellowship, but his interest in the field
has grown.
“I greatly appreciate the opportunities provided to me by the MCC to be involved in the growing
and vibrant field of medical education research. Through its postdoctoral fellowships, the MCC is
acknowledging the critical role that research plays in advancing the field of medical education,” Dr.
Chin said.
Since beginning his two-year fellowship in January 2009, Dr. Chin has been appointed the principal
investigator on a project funded by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada that
explores narrative skills in teaching and clinical settings. He has also been involved with research
related to understanding faculty leadership and mentorship roles, improving learning environments
for residents in obstetrics-gynecology, and fostering self-regulated learning processes with medical
students.
Dr. Chin said working with the MCC has also given him the opportunity to attend academic
conferences and “connect to the field through attending presentations and networking.” In May
2009, he participated in his first Canadian Conference on Medical Education. Dr. Chin said he is
looking forward to being able to attend more conferences in 2010.
“Events such as these have provided me with fora to share research ideas, to learn about the work
of other researchers and to meet with people who are dedicated and enthusiastic about medical
education.”
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 38
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Auditors’ Report
Financial Statements
To the Board of Directors of the Medical Council of Canada
We have audited the statement of financial position of the Medical Council
of Canada as at December 31, 2009 and the statements of operations,
changes in net assets and cash flows for the year then ended. These
financial statements are the responsibility of the Council’s management.
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 plan and perform an
audit to obtain reasonable assurance whether the financial statements are
free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test
basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial
statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles
used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating
the overall financial statement presentation.
In our opinion, these financial statements present fairly, in all material
respects, the financial position of the Council as at December 31, 2009
and the results of its 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
Ottawa, Canada
February 5, 2010
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 39
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Statement of Financial Position
December 31, 2009
with comparative figures for 2008
2009
Assets
Current assets:
Cash
Accounts receivable
Prepaid expenses
$
2,001,148
141,352
136,258
2,278,758
2008
$
927,890
194,081
718,560
1,840,531
Investments (note 4)
17,168,449
15,347,144
Capital assets (note 5)
3,952,224
4,172,103
Pension asset (note 7)
708,000
543,000
$
24,107,431
$
21,902,778
$
1,035,060
5,376,724
6,411,784
$
698,757
4,171,014
4,869,771
Liabilities and Net Assets
Current liabilities:
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities
Deferred examination fees
Pension liability (note 7)
Net assets:
Unrestricted
Invested in capital assets
Internally restricted
$
710,000
662,000
9,739,159
3,952,224
3,294,264
16,985,647
8,453,455
4,172,103
3,745,449
16,371,007
24,107,431
$
21,902,778
See accompanying notes to financial statements.
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MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Statement of Operations
Year ended December 31, 2009,
with comparative figures for 2008
Revenue:
2009 Budget (Unaudited)
Qualifying examination fees Part I
Qualifying examination fees Part II
Evaluating examination fees
Evaluating examination forfeited fees
PCRC fees
Application fees
Investment
Service fees and publications
Administration fees
Rental
Self Assessment Examination - EE
Self Assessment Examination - QEI
Federal government grants
Other
AMC CBT exam administration
$
Expenses (see schedule):
$
9,923,607
767,226
4,453,190
327,682
662,477
576,000
503,809
564,175
115,050
17,893,216
Salaries and office administration
Examination production
Examination conduct and administration
PCRC source verification
Council operations
Special projects
Research and development
Amortization of capital assets
Other
Loss on disposal of investments
Loss on disposal of capital assets
Excess of expenses over revenue
3,848,600
6,520,800
3,513,400
30,000
1,578,000
359,400
1,089,348
65,300
455,838
35,208
68,000
10,000
100,000
33,000
17,706,894
2009
$
(186,322)
3,681,400
6,149,700
2,951,100
32,579
2,207,070
423,983
598,578
103,265
349,481
32,297
74,500
660
40,011
76,272
16,720,896
2008
$
10,017,355
703,254
4,097,081
431,555
634,738
452,140
81,954
712,306
105,584
199,189
17,435,156
10,197,169
619,978
4,138,971
465,025
430,647
238,641
600,381
528,841
115,535
213,436
15,300
17,563,924
$
(843,028)
3,530,220
5,547,050
2,513,450
18,800
1,813,999
342,265
676,443
89,281
455,133
32,327
67,840
103,719
627,136
288,151
16,105,814
$
(1,329,342)
See accompanying notes to financial statements.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 41
MEDICAL
MEDICALCOUNCIL
COUNCILOF
OFCANADA
CANADA
Auditors’ Report
Statement
Changes
in Net Assets
Statementofof
Operations
Year ended December 31, 2009
Balance,
beginning of
year,
as restated,
(note 3)
Unrestricted $
Invested in capital assets
Internally restricted:
Research and development
Examination development
Centennial project
Insurance reserve
Reserve for appeals
$
8,453,455 $
Excess
(deficiency)
of revenue
over
expenses
Adjustments
for unrealized
gains (losses)
during
the year
221,551 $
1,457,668 $
Transfers
to (from)
Balance,
end of year
(393,515) $
9,739,159
4,172,103
12,625,558
(544,141)
(322,590)
1,457,668
324,262
(69,253)
3,952,224
13,691,383
2,439,775
955,674
150,000
50,000
150,000
3,745,449
(477,173)
(43,265)
(520,438)
-
32,579
26,674
10,000
69,253
1,995,181
939,083
160,000
50,000
150,000
3,294,264
16,371,007 $
(843,028) $
1,457,668 $
-
$ 16,985,647
See accompanying notes to financial statements.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 42
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Statement of Cash Flows
Year ended December 31, 2009,
with comparative figures for 2008
2009
2008
Cash provided by (used in):
Operations:
Excess of expenses over revenue
Items not involving cash:
Amortization of capital assets
Loss on disposal of capital assets
Pension expense Employer contributions to pension plan Change in non-cash operating working capital
$
Cash, beginning of year Cash, end of year $
528,841
15,300
451,000 (568,000)
2,177,044
1,761,157
Investments:
Decrease (increase) in investments
Adjustment for unrealized gains (losses) on investments
Purchase of capital assets
Increase (decrease) in cash
(843,028)
$
(1,329,342)
712,306
563,765
(492,000)
335,875
(209,396)
(1,821,305)
1,457,668
(324,262)
(687,899)
1,616,527
(1,555,684)
(742,811)
(681,968 ).
1,073,258
(891,364)
927,890
1,819,254
2,001,148
$
927,890
See accompanying notes to financial statements.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 43
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Notes to Financial Statements
Year ended December 31, 2009
1. Purpose of the Organization:
The Medical Council of Canada 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.
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 practise medicine. At the time of incorporation, its role expanded
to include the initiation and promotion of research and development in the
evaluation of medical knowledge and competence of undergraduate and graduate
medical students and practitioners of medicine and of other health sciences.
Its Vision: Striving for the highest level of medical care for Canadians
through excellence in evaluation of physicians.
Its Mission: 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.
2. Significant accounting policies:
These financial statements have been prepared in accordance with Canadian
generally accepted accounting principles and include the following significant
accounting policies:
(a) Basis of presentation:
These financial statements reflect the operations of the Council. These
financial statements do not include the revenue, expenses, assets and liabilities
of the Council’s related entities: The Medical Identification Number for
Canada Inc. and Carleton Condominium Corporation No. 517. Related parties
are disclosed in note 8.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 44
MEDICAL
MEDICALCOUNCIL
COUNCILOF
OFCANADA
CANADA
Auditors’ Report
Notes
to Financial
Statements (continued)
Statement
of Operations
Year ended December 31, 2009
2. Significant accounting policies (continued):
(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 is 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.
(ii) Other financial instruments:
The Council has classified accounts receivable as loans and receivables and
accounts payable and accrued liabilities as other liabilities.
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:
Capital assets are initially recorded at cost and are amortized on a straight-line
basis over their estimated useful lives as follows:
Asset Useful life
Condominium unit Furniture and equipment Computer equipment Computer software Examination content development costs 40 years
10 years
3 years
3 years
3 years
A full year’s amortization is taken at the year of acquisition.
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MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Notes to Financial Statements (continued)
Year ended December 31, 2009
2. Significant accounting policies (continued):
(d) Employee future benefits
The Council participates in a defined benefit pension plan (the Canadian
Medical Association Pension Plan) and also provides supplemental pension
arrangements to certain employees. Pension benefits are based on length of
service and final average earnings.
The 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.
For the purpose of calculating the expected return on plan assets, those assets
are recorded at fair market value.
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 (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.
(e) Expenses:
In the statement of operations, the Council presents its expenses by function
with the exception of amortization of capital assets, which is 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.
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MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Notes to Financial Statements (continued)
Year ended December 31, 2009
2. Significant accounting policies (continued):
(f) 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.
(g) Revenue recognition:
The Council follows the deferral method of accounting for revenue. Restricted
contributions are deferred and are recognized as revenue in the year in which
related expenses are incurred. Examination fees are recognized as revenue
when the examination takes place. All other revenue is recognized as revenue
when received or receivable if the amount to be received can be reasonably
estimated and collection is reasonably assured.
Evaluating examination fees which are inactive for a period of four years are
forfeited by candidates and are recorded as revenue.
(h) Cash and cash equivalents:
Cash and cash equivalents include deposits with financial institutions that can
be withdrawn without prior notice or penalty and short-term deposits with an
original maturity of ninety days or less.
(i) 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 those estimates. These estimates are reviewed
periodically, and, as adjustments become necessary, they are reported in
earnings in the year in which they become known.
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MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Notes to Financial Statements (continued)
Year ended December 31, 2009
2. Significant accounting policies (continued):
(j) 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.
3. Adoption of new accounting standards:
Amendment to Section 1000, Financial Statement Concepts:
Effective January 1, 2009, the Council adopted the revised Canadian Institute of
Chartered Accountants (“CICA”) Handbook Section 1000, Financial Statement
Concepts which amended the definition of an asset. Upon adoption of these
standards, the Council determined that its existing assets continued to meet the
revised definition of an asset. However, the Council has reclassified amounts
previously recorded as prepaid expenses and deferred charges to examination
content development costs included in capital assets. These reclassifications had
the following effect on the comparative figures:
Statement of financial position
Deferred charges $
Prepaid expenses
Capital assets Net assets:
Unrestricted Invested in capital assets
2008
Original
Increase
(decrease)
2008
Revised
113,415 $
1,070,976
3,706,272
(113,415) $
(352,416)
718,560
465,831
4,172,103
8,919,286
3,706,272
(465,831)
465,831
8,453,455
4,172,103
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MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Notes to Financial Statements (continued)
Year ended December 31, 2009
3. Adoption of new accounting standards (continued):
Amendments to Accounting Standards that Apply Only to Not-forProfit Organizations:
Effective January 1, 2009, the Council adopted the amendments to the CICA
Handbook 4400 series of standards, which only apply to not-for-profit
organizations. These amendments revised the financial statement presentation
and disclosure requirements for not-for-profit organizations. The adoption of
these amendments had no significant effect on the Council’s financial statements.
Disclosure of Allocated Expenses by Not-for-Profit Organizations:
Effective January 1, 2009, the Council adopted the CICA Handbook Section
4470, Disclosure of Allocated Expenses by Not-for-Profit Organizations which
establishes disclosure requirements for not-for-profit organizations that report
their expenses by function and allocate expenses between functions. Adoption
of these recommendations had no effect on the financial statements for the year
ended, December 31, 2009, except for the additional note disclosure in note 2(e).
4. Investments:
(a) Investments consist of:
Fair value
Equities
Bonds
and mutual funds
$
2009 Cost
Fair value
2008
Cost
9,920,131 $ 10,395,700 $
6,917,135 $
8,724,803
7,248,318
8,430,009
8,300,962
6,993,702
$ 17,168,449 $ 17,389,402 $ 15,347,144 $ 17,025,765
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MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Notes to Financial Statements (continued)
Year ended December 31, 2009
4. Investments (continued):
Investments are managed by investment managers in accordance with an
investment policy approved by the Members of Council. The Council’s
investment policy limits investments to fixed income securities with a rating of
BBB or better, short-term investments with a rating of R-1 or better and equity
investments that are reasonably liquid. Except for federal and provincial bonds,
not more than 10% of the manager’s portfolio can be invested in bonds or shares
of a single issuer. Furthermore, no more than 15% of the bond portfolio can be
invested in bonds rated BBB. The Council’s bonds have effective interest rates of
4.0% to 6.70% and maturity dates ranging from 2011 to 2022.
(b) Cumulative adjustment for unrealized gains (losses) on investments:
2009
Balance, beginning of year
$ (1,678,621)
Adjustments for unrealized gains
(losses) on investments during the year
Balance, end of year 1,457,668
$
(220,953)
2008
$
(122,937)
(1,555,684)
$ (1,678,621)
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, 2009, unrealized losses are considered to be temporary.
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 50
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Notes to Financial Statements (continued)
Year ended December 31, 2009
5. Capital assets:
Cost
Accumulated
amortization
2009
Net book
value
2008
Net book
value
$ 4,065,433
1,301,345
1,312,584
1,140,328
$ 1,362,699
884,096
1,124,462
1,020,727
$ 2,702,734
417,249
188,122
119,601
$ 2,774,598
333,380
344,120
254,174
654,097
129,579
524,518
465,831
8,473,787
4,521,563
3,952,224
4,172,103
10,643
10,643
-
--
$ 8,484,430
$ 4,532,206
$ 3,952,224
$ 4,172,103
General
Condominium unit
Furniture and equipment Computer equipment
Computer software
Examination content
development costs
Examination development
Furniture and equipment
Cost and accumulated amortization at December 31, 2008 amounted to $8,265,048
and $4,092,945, respectively.
In the year, the Council disposed of capital assets for $Nil consideration resulting
in a $15,300 loss.
6. Capital disclosures:
The Council considers its capital to consist of its net assets. The Council’s overall
objective with 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.
7. 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.
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MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Notes to Financial Statements (continued)
Year ended December 31, 2009
7. Employee future benefits (continued):
The Supplemental Executive Retirement Plans (SERPs) are unfunded
arrangements, sponsored by the Council.
The CMA Pension Plan and SERPs are defined benefit pension plans.
The Council has adopted an annual measurement date for December 31 for
estimating the accounting surplus or deficit and establishing benefit costs for the
fiscal year.
The latest triennial actuarial valuation for accounting purposes was performed as
at January 1, 2008.
2009
CMA
Pension
Plan
Accrued benefit obligation
Fair value of plan assets
Pension asset (liability)
Other information:
Pension expense
Employee contributions
Benefits paid
Employer contributions
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement
Plans
$ (6,635,000)
7,028,000
Plan surplus (deficit)
Unamortized amounts
2008
CMA
Pension
Plan
Supplemental
Executive
Retirement
Plans
$ (735,000) $ (5,141,000) $ (599,000)
5,547,000
-
393,000
315,000
(735,000)
25,000
$
708,000
$ (710,000)
$
371,000
233,000
161,000
536,000
$
80,000
32,000
32,000
406,000
137,000
(599,000)
(63,000)
$
543,000
$ (662,000)
$
482,000
205,000
174,000
460,000
$
80,000
32,000
32,000
The significant actuarial assumptions adopted included:
Discount rate - accrued benefit
benefit obligation
Discount rate - pension expense
Expected long-term rate of
return on plan assets
Rate of compensation increase
6.90%
6.90%
6.10%
6.10%
7.60%
5.50%
7.30%
5.50%
6.50%
3.00%
–
4.25%
6.50%
3.00%
–
4.25%
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MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Notes to Financial Statements (continued)
Year ended December 31, 2009
7. Employee future benefits (continued):
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
2009
%
2008
%
33
60
7
100 31
62
7
100
For the CMA Pension Plan and the Supplemental Executive Retirement Plans,
the next required actuarial valuation for funding purposes will be as of January
1, 2011.
8. Related party transactions:
The Council is related to The Medical Identification Number for Canada
Corporation and Carleton Condominium Corporation No. 517.
(a) The Medical Identification Number for Canada Corporation
(“MINC”):
The Council is related to MINC by virtue of its ability to appoint 50% of their
Board of Directors. The Executive Director of the Council 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 has a $90,000 (2008 - $Nil) liability to MINC at
year-end.
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MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Notes to Financial Statements (continued)
Year ended December 31, 2009
8. Related party transactions (continued):
(b) Carleton Condominium Corporation No. 517:
The Council is related to Carleton Condominium Corporation No. 517 (the
“Corporation”) by virtue of its ability to appoint the majority of the Board of
Directors. The Corporation is 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, 2009 and
2008 and for the years then ended are as follows:
Reserve
fund
Operating
fund
2009
2008
Total
Total
Financial position
Total assets
Total liabilities
Net assets
$ 462,583
$ 462,583
$
60,176
46,197
13,979
$
$ 323,498
241,240
$
$
522,759
46,197
476,562
$
$
337,243
242,854
$
253,813
271,722
$
94,389
$
(17,909)
$
$
438,734
88,750
349,984
Results from operations
Total revenue
Total expenses
$
13,745
1,614
Net income (loss)
$ 12,131
82,258
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MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Notes to Financial Statements (continued)
Year ended December 31, 2009
8. Related party transactions (continued):
The Corporation, as required by the Condominium Act, has established a reserve
fund for financing future major repairs and replacements of the common elements.
Contributions to the reserve fund must be at least 10% of the amount required for
contributions to the common expenses exclusive of the reserve fund. Only major
repairs and replacements are charged directly to this fund.
Included in the Council’s statement of operations are condominium fees of
$331,578 (2008 - $237,465) charged by and paid to the Corporation.
9. Financial instruments:
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 4.
Management believes that the Council is not exposed to significant interest rate,
currency or credit risks from its financial instruments.
10. Comparative figures:
Certain 2008 comparative figures have been reclassified to conform with the
financial statement presentation adopted for the current year.
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MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Schedule of Expenses
Year ended December 31, 2009,
with comparative figures for 2008
2009 Budget (Unaudited)
2009
2008
Salaries and office administration:
Salaries and benefits
$
Bank service charges
Condominium unit
Staff development
Computer software
Office communications
Subscriptions and memberships
Office supplies
General
Computer equipment rentals and maintenance
Insurance
Postage and courier
Communications
Foreign exchange loss
Professional fees:
General counsel
Auditing
Information technology,
human resources and other
8,019,893
342,019
383,528
194,245
90,389
82,000
52,600
107,500
66,014
55,000
23,180
20,094
61,145
-
$
7,954,573
444,497
443,902
149,276
134,127
114,480
84,140
63,324
57,935
57,008
39,792
24,361
14,890
10,011
$
7,842,721
402,794
324,031
159,721
101,090
156,900
55,028
99,559
94,209
101,815
19,120
25,361
27,914
8,679
100,000
35,000
292,255
35,055
165,271
35,319
$
291,000
9,923,607
$
277,543
10,197,169
$
397,823
10,017,355
$
$ 505,726
177,650
80,850
3,000
767,226
$
$ 413,067
112,554
94,039
318
619,978
$
$ 468,101
171,401
62,109
1,643
703,254
Examination production:
Test committees
Central examination committee
Revision of objectives
Examination planning
Item bank application
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 56
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Schedule of Expenses, page 2
Year ended December 31, 2009,
with comparative figures for 2008
2009 Budget (Unaudited)
Examination conduct and administration:
Qualifying examination costs - Part I
$
Qualifying examination costs - Part II
Evaluating examination costs
Diplomas and certificates
PCRC source verification
Council operations:
Staff travel and liaisons
Annual meeting
Executive board and council meetings
MCC awards
MCRS improvements
History project
Special projects:
Exam related special projects
C&R/PCRC Amalgamation
National Assessment Consortium Phase 2A
IFRS, VOIP, Workstation & SA Upgrades
National Credentials Verification Agency
and Physician Registry
EE Computer Based Testing
Infrastructure Renewal
Canadian Medical Graduate
MRA Project
2009
$
$
406,717
3,564,623
476,650
5,200
4,453,190
$
327,682
$
311,152
222,425
100,900
8,000
20,000
662,477
$
$
$
251,000
150,000
100,000
75,000
576,000
2008
$
$
396,463
3,352,275
389,083
1,150
4,138,971
$
433,887
3,166,015
493,583
3,596
4,097,081
$
465,025
$
431,555
$
191,976
158,706
74,847
5,133
(15)
430,647
$
297,913
188,869
100,606
4,782
42,568
634,738
$
$
111,299
80,033
41,005
6,304
238,641
$
$
71,457
131,785
(14,034)
175,482
13,125
53,584
20,741
452,140
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 57
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
Schedule of Expenses, page 2
Year ended December 31, 2009,
with comparative figures for 2008
2009 Budget (Unaudited)
2009
2008
Research and development:
366,000
47,109
31,000
9,000
50,700
503,809
$
$
$
15,050
10,000
90,000
115,050
Amortization of capital assets
$
Total expenses
$
Research and development fund
Examination development fund
Post Doctorate Fellowship
Speaker Series
Harmonization of Examinations
Research in Medical Examination
$
$
537,543
40,236
16,621
5,007
974
600,381
$
$
$
12,069
13,466
90,000
115,535
$
1,413
14,271
89,900
105,584
564,175
$
528,841
$
712,306
17,893,216
$
17,335,188
$
17,235,967
$
$
7,634
37,422
34,173
420
2,305
81,954
Other expenses:
PCRC Committee expenses
Public & Organizational Relationships
MINC
$
Medical Council of Canada 2 2009 Annual Report | p 58
2009
Licenciates
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Licenciates
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA
ABADIR, Amir
ADL GOLCHIN, Oveis
AL SHAIKHI, Abdullah Yahya
ABAIIAN, Kayvan Jasper
ADLY, Elaheh
AL SHAKMAN, Khalad
ABATZOGLOU, Anastassia
AFRIDI, Sajida Parveen
ALADI, Flora Obiageriaku
ABD EL MESIH, Sameh Abd El Mesih
AGARWAL, Parul
ALAGBE, Afi Djotogbe
Nesim
AGHAJANYAN, Mher
ALAM, Fahad
ABD EL MOTAAL, Essam Ahmed Yousef
AGZARIAN, John
ALAM, Muhammad Mumtaz
ABDALLA, Anwer
AHADZADEH ARDEBILI, Mohammad
ALAMI LAROUSSI, Nassiba
ABDEL MALAK, Maher Habib Tawfik
AHBISHE, Kharima
ALANAZI, Haitham
ABDEL MEGUID, Abdel Meguid
AH-KYE, Sonia
ALANAZY, Mohammed Hussaiyan A.
ABDEL MISIH, Nevine Wasfi Mikhail
AHLUWALIA, Renita
ALARAKHIA, Mohamed
ABDELSAYED, Fady
AHMAD, Farah
ALARAKHIA, Rehana
ABDOOL, Petal
AHMAD, Marium Fatima
ALASADI, Dina H. J.
ABDULKHALIQ, Taha I.
AHMADI TORSHIZI, Ali
ALAVIAN GHAVANINI, Ahmad
ABDULLA, Sonya Julie
AHMED, Bilal Affan
ALAWIYE, Alaba Akintayo
ABDULRAHMAN, Emad Abdulsatar
AHMED, Iram Jamil
ALBADRAN, Maysaa
ABDURRAHMAN, Mariam Bolade
AHMED, Moheddin
ALBERTI, Nina Beatrix
ABIKHZER, Yael
AHMED, Shehla
ALBRECHT, Gaylord Dale
ABOOD, Saifee
AIELLO, Michael J.
ALCHALABI, Karam R. Abdulkader
ABRAHAM, Natalia Kannampadathu
AILON, Tamir
AL-DARAZI, Youness Ali
ABRAHAM, Suma Rose Usha
AKBARI, Elaheh
ALEKSANDROVA, Iryna
ABRAHAMSON, Carrie Nicole
AKEF, Reza
ALEXIEVA, Nedalina Kaneva
ABRAMS, Jason Adam
AKHTAR, Yasmeen
ALGHAMDI, Abdullah A. S.
ABUJARBOUA, Ashraf
AKOT, Mawien Mawien
ALGHAMDI, Khalid
ABUJRAD, Hussein Abdurrahman
AKULA, Hari Priya
ALGHAMDI, Mohammad
ABUNASSAR, Joseph George
AL FARAJ, Noura
ALGUWAIHES, Abdullah
ABUZEID, Wael Osama
AL HAYKI, Maryam
AL-HAFIDH, Wisam Nuri Abdul-Salam
ACHEBE, Ifeoma Frances
AL KALBANI, Naifain Ibrahim Saleem
AL-HALIMI, Maha Khalil
ACHENBACH, Jillian Margaret
AL MUTAIRI, Sultan
ALHARBI, Abdulrahman
ACKERY, Alun Duncan
AL MUTAWA, Mohammad
ALI, Asser Adel Ahmed
ADAM, Catherine
AL NAJI, Fuad
ALI, Haider Hashim
ADAM, Trudy Jean
AL NOURHJI, Omar
ALI, Michael Imran
ADAMS, Cherie-Lee Annie
AL QAHTANI, Manaf Mohamed
ALI, Rami
ADAMS, Jeremy William
AL QAHTANI, Saad Qaddah S.
ALI, Sammy
ADAMS, Rachael E.
AL QARSHOUBI, Issa Saif Mohammed
ALI, Syed Asif
ADEBAYO, Olanike Adepeju
AL SABBAGH, Reem
ALI, Tehmina Kamran
ADENWALA, Tasneem
AL SAHAN, Mohammad
ALIU, Teuta
ADERINTO, Rasheedah Aina
AL SALEH, Ahmad
ALIX-SÉGUIN, Laurence
ADHIA, Muhammad Khalid
AL SHAIBI, Khairiah
ALJADI, Alhadi
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AL-KHATIB, Karim Mazen Ahmad
ANDERSON, Cameron MacLeod
AUSTIN, Hillary J.
ALKHAYYAT, Shadi
ANDONOV, Igor
AVERY, Karen Lynette
ALKHERAYF, Fahad
ANDRUS, Catherine Lynn
AVRAMESCU, Sînziana
ALKHOULY, Khalid Abas
ANG, Miriam
AWAD, Stéphanie
ALLADINA, Salima
ANGEL, Douglas John
AWAN, Sabiha Amin
ALLAIRE, Jasmine
ANNAWI, Hane Attaher
AWOGNI, David
ALLARD, Mariannick
ANSARI, Behzad
AZHER, Zaira
ALLARD, Stéphanie
ANWAR, Muhammad Abdul Quddus
AZIZ, Mohammed A. Gany A.
ALLEN, Albert Nguyen Hoang
AOUN, Lawrence
AZOULAY, Melissa
ALLEN, David
AOUNE SEGHIR, Wassyla Djenet Fatima
AZUELOS, Ilan
ALLEN, Genevieve
APANTAKU, John Olubukola
AZZI, Wadih B.
ALLO, Ghassan Talal Ibrahim
APARICIO, Catriona Louise
AZZUMEE’A, Fahad
AL-MAGEAD, Sarwah A. A.
ARAFA, Soraya
BAATH, Jasrajbir
ALMANSOORI, Khaled
ARBEAU, Ryan Paul
BABAEI, Sepideh
ALMASI, Julie
ARCHAMBAULT, Stéphanie
BABIN, Guillaume
ALMGEAD, Maysarah A. A.
ARCHAMBAULT-LÉGER, Stéphanie
BABY, Benjamin Joseph
ALMOND, Christopher James
ARENA, Orazio Goffredo
BACKMAN, Stéphanie Anne
ALNEMER, Ahmed A. R.
ARGUIN, Frédéric
BADAWI, Abdelrahman Kha Ahmed
ALOBAID, Abdullah Omar A.
ARHANCHIAGUE, Eneko Rhéal
BADER, Ibrahim Saleh
ALONSO, Wilfred Jerome
ARMANIOS, Emad Helmy Georgy
BAERGEN, James Garth
ALOTAIBI, Majed M.E.
ARMANIOUS, Hanan Adel Ragi
BAGHERI, Zarnaz
ALQAMBAR, Mohammed Hasan
ARREDONDO MARIN, Jorge Luis
BAGOVICH, Maria Ana
ALREZAQ, Abdalla
ARSENAULT, Julie
BAHIG, Sami
ALSHENGEITI, Lamia Habib M.
ARSENEAULT, Karine
BAHMUTAN, Ana Sorina
AL-SHIBANI, Abdelmagid
ARUMUGAM, Bhavani
BAHRAMI, Tahmures
ALTAWEEL, Ziyad Elias Khether
ARYA, Neehar
BAHRI-IRAI, Touktam
ALTWAIR, Fairouz
ASADI, Leyla
BAI, Mohany
ALVAREZ LEON, Veronica Mariana
ASEM, Kevin Delali
BAIBERGENOVA, Akerke
ALVI, Fozia
ASHAIA, Wagdy Ghaies Atalla
BAILLOD, Alanna Blythe
AMALADOSS, Alfred Michael Manickam
ASHRAF, Nazia
BAIMEL, Melanie
AMAMOO, Adwoa Bentsiwa
ASKAR, Wanda Makram Khalil
BAINS, Jason Deepak
AMARAKONE, Inoka Dimuthu
ASKARIFAR, Rasool
BAINS, Perminder
AMARATUNGA , Kanchana Rajindri
ASRAT, Getnet Abebe
BAKIR, Christina
AMARATUNGA, Ruwan
ASSINI, Joseph Benjamin
BAKSHI, Amitabh
AMES, Christina Marie
ATEER, Khaled Ahmed
BALAISIS, Elise Marie Julia
AMIN, Leena
ATES, Senem
BALDWIN, Caroline Louise
AMIN, Sheikh Noor Ul
ATHWAL, Kam
BALEC, Raymond John
AMIR, Itrat
AUBUT, Nicolas
BALFOUR, Clive Hilton
AMIRKHIZI, Behzad
AUBUT, Stéphanie
BALKO, Justin Peter Craig
AMOO, Kazeem Olusegun
AUCOIN, Christine
BANACH, Ryan
ANAELE, Basil Anayochukwu
AUCOIN, Marc
BANERJEE, Jay
ANAND, Vishal
AUCOIN, Michael William
BANERJEE, Susitna Trina
ANANG, Polina Jakovlevna
AUDET, Josée
BANGLAWALA, Sarfaraz Mubarak
ANCEVA-SAMI, Sofija
AUDET, Sarah
BANKS, Brie Ann
ANDALIB, Ali
AUGLA, Salman
BANOUB, Miriam Adel Fouad
ANDALIB, Amin
AUSTIN, Heather Anne
BAPTISTE, Jessie
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BARBER, Kimberly Anne
BELL, Benjamin Richard
BISBY, Katherine Jane
BARBERO, Joseph
BELLA-LUFU, Mbuyamba
BISESSAR, Ahailya Sohini
BARBIC, David
BELLEMARE, Sarah
BISHARA, Mona Roshdy Youssif
BARCAN, Camelia
BELLEMARE, Sylvain
BISHOP, Darcy Clair
BAREZPOUR, Mohammad Reza
BELLIS, Magdaleni
BISHOP, Jill Miranda
BARFOOT, Alison Heather
BELLIVEAU, Michel James-Rheal
BISSONNETTE, Julien
BARIL-GUÉRARD, Elyse
BEMMIRA, Sara
BLACK, Jennifer
BARIL-GUÉRARD, Geneviève
BEN MUSA, Sirajeddin
BLACKBURN, Julie
BARKATI, Sapha
BENISSA, Issa
BLAIN, Samuel
BARKHURST, Judson Joseph
BENSON, Carolyn Michelle
BLAIS, Annie
BARLEY, Jennifer Anne
BERALDO, Vanessa Jo-Anna
BLEAU-GRAVEL, Geneviève
BARNES, Alison
BERCOVICI, Eduard
BLOIS, Beau
BARNES, Christopher
BERG, Regan James
BLOUIN, Valérie
BARON, Mireille
BERGERON, Julie
BOBA, Lukasz Marek
BASHARAT, Pari
BERGNER, Anahy
BOBBY, Rebecca Jean
BASTIEN, Pascal
BERNARD, Marie
BODMER-ROY, Sonja
BATCHELOR, Bret Everett
BERNARD, Pierre
BOELMAN, Cyrus Gérard
BATES, Alan Thomas
BERNATCHEZ, Joëlle
BOFOYA BOYALE, Jules
BATES, Angela
BERNATCHEZ-LAFLAMME, Sarah-Maude
BOISCLAIR, Amélie
BAZINET, Sara
BERNIER, Marie-France
BOLA, Sundeep Singh
BEAUCHAMP, Chantal
BERNIER-DUTRISAC, Anne Marie
BOLDUC BÉGIN, Josiane
BEAUDIN, Geneviève
BERTHELOT, Eva
BOLDUC, Marie-Eve
BEAUDOIN, Karine
BERTRAND, Amélie
BOLTON, Craig James
BEAUDOIN, Marie-Claude
BERTSCH, Kristine
BOMBIN, Victoria Elisa
BEAULAC, Emilie
BESHIR, Marian Gad El Rab Metry
BONACCI, Giovanni
BEAULIEU, Christian
BESSETTE, Isabelle
BONACCI, Giuseppe
BEAULIEU, Mélanie
BESSISSOW, Amal
BONDAZ, Louis
BEAULIEU-BOIRE, Isabelle
BEST, Robert Allan
BONENFANT, Francis
BÉCHAMP-THÉBERGE, Marie-Pier
BESTER, Belinda Anja
BONERT, Michael
BECHARA, Robert
BETTS, Martin Edward
BONGARD, Alexandra F.
BECK, Gavin Reece
BEYEA, Jason Atkins
BONNEVIOT, Madeleine
BEDAJ, Arta
BHALLA, Raveen Singh
BONSTEEL, Alan Edward
BÉDARD, Marie-Lène
BHAN, Sasha Neal
BOOTH, Anthony Deverell
BÉDARD, Marie-Pierre
BHANGU, Man Preet
BORCA, Mihaela Margarita
BEDER, Michaela Yehudit
BHAT, Venkataramana
BORDELEAU, Jacinthe
BEDNARCZYK, Joseph
BHATTACHARYYA, Monidipa
BORMAN, Meredith Alison
BEGALKE, Annette
BHAVSAR, Sankalp Virendrakumar
BOSCARIOL, Rya
BÉGIN, Eloïse
BHELLA, Sita Devi
BOSEOVSKI, James
BEGUM, Afroza
BIALY, Peter Christopher
BOSSÉ, Melissa
BEGUM, Fatema
BIBEAU POIRIER, Jackie
BOSTWICK, Joanna Alexis
BEIMCIK, Dobrochna
BIELAWSKA, Hanna
BOTHA, Maria Magdalena
BEKASIAK, Kamila Joanna
BIELINSKI, Michael
BOTHWELL, Stuart McKay
BÉLANGER, Danny
BIRDI, Kamwardeep
BOTKIN, Colin David
BÉLANGER, Mathieu
BIRON, Marie-Hélène
BOTROS, Noha
BÉLANGER, Stéphane
BIRON, Vincent Lucien
BOTTONI, David Anthony
BÉLISLE, Roselyne
BIRRI, Lino
BOUCHARD, Amélie
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BOUCHARD, Erik
BRITS, Annalie Wilhelmina
CAISSIE, Amanda Louise
BOUCHARD, Geneviève
BRITTON, Emmanuelle
CALDER, Kevin Andrew
BOUCHARD, Myriam
BROMBERG, Rudy Mishael
CALHOUN, Erin
BOUCHARD-FORTIER, Antoine
BRONIEWSKA, Marta
CALITZ, Jaco
BOUCHARD-FORTIER, Genevieve
BROOKS, Melissa May
CAMERON, Bruce Douglas
BOUCHER, Andréanne
BROOKS, Tyler Duncan Poth
CAMERON, Cynthia
BOUCHER, Catherine
BROSS, Adee Hadassah
CAMERON, Kelsey
BOUCHER, Daniel Aaron
BROSSEAU, Martine
CAMPBELL, Laura
BOUDABBOUZ, Hind
BROST, Philip Herman Joseph
CAMPSALL, Paul Alexander
BOUDREAU POISSANT, Karèle
BROUGHTON-WILKINSON, Vanessa
CANAAN, Julie
BOUDREAU, Eve Marise
BROUILLETTE, Charles
CANTIN, Julie
BOUDREAU, Heather Sarah
BROWN, Andrew Robert
CANTLE, Paul
BOUDRIAS, Louis-David
BROWN, Douglas John Airlie
CANUEL, Jean-François
BOULET, Dominic
BROWN, Kathryn Mary
CAPANO, Lucia
BOURASSA, Claude
BROWN-SHREVES, Danielle Nikisha
CAPRARA, Daniela
BOURASSA, Viviane
BRUEN, Robin
CARAISCOS, Valerie Bessy
BOURBONNAIS, Annie
BRUINSMA, David
CARBERY, Michael Andrew
BOUREANU, Octavian
BRUNEAU, Geneviève
CARD, James
BOURGET, Philippe
BRUNETTE, Véronique
CARDAMORE, Robin Andrea
BOURQUE, Rachel
BRUNHAM, Liam Robert
CARO GALVIS, Luisa Fernanda
BOURQUE, Stéphane
BRUNSKILL, Megen Theresa
CARON, Catherine
BOURSIQUOT, Philippe-Edouard
BRYAN, Jennifer Marie
CARON, Sylvain
BOUTET, Annie
BRYDIE, Sarah Elizabeth
CARPENTIER, Stephanie
BOUTIN, Isabelle
BRYSON, Julie Christine
CARR, Lindsay Anne
BOWER, Tenley Nicole
BUGEAUD, Ronald
CARSEN, Sasha Paul
BOWRY, Ashna Deepak Kumar
BUI, Tien Hy
CARSTENSEN, Heinrich Michael
BOYLE, Riley Matthew
BUREAU, Isabelle
CARTAGENA, Ana Milagro
BRADETTE, Isabelle
BUREAU-BLOUIN, Anne-Marie
CARTER, Meghan Elisabeth
BRADSHAW, Matthew Leslie
BURELLE, Sébastien
CARVALHO PERRON, Lygia Beatriz
BRAHIMI, Nabila
BURGHARDT, Karolina Maria
CASSERLY, Courtney Sarah
BRAHMANIA, Mayur
BURSEY, Brandy
CATTON, Michelle Lorraine
BRAIDWOOD, Danielle
BURTALLY, Ahmad Aly
CAVANAGH, Jonathan Paul
BRAKE, Maria Karen
BUSSIÈRES-LABRECQUE, Audrey
CEPONIS, Peter Jonathan McAlea
BRANCH, Frédéric
BUSTROS-LUSSIER, Geneviève
CERNAT, Geta
BRANCO, Nadia
BUSUIOC, Ruxandra
CERNY, Kristina Geraldine
BRANDT VEGAS, Daniel
BUTCHEY, Robert Satyamurti
CHADHA, Rati
BRAR, Avneet Singh
BUTHOOL, Rizwana
CHAGNON-LESSARD, Marie
BRAR, Harinderpal Singh
BUTLER, Jared Jaye
CHAHAL, Jaskarndip
BREKER KLASSEN, Michelle Marie
BUTLER, Jessica Marie
CHAHAL, Ramandeep Singh
BRENHOUSE, Michelle
BUTLER, Matthew Roger
CHAMBERLAIN, Jeffrey David
BRETT, Matthew John Mulcahy
BUTLERS, George Herman
CHAMPAGNE, Amélie
BRIDEAU, Jean-René
BUTT, Sheldon
CHAMPAGNE, Marilyn
BRINDAMOUR, Mahli
BUTTERWICK, Derek
CHAMPAGNE, Philippe Hugo
BRIND’AMOUR, Thomas
BUYS, Stephanus
CHAN, Andy Kar Wai
BRISON, Meghan Lianne
BWENGE, Alexandra Shema
CHAN, Cynthia Jenifer
BRISTOW, Michael
CAIRNS, Brooke
CHAN, Ka Lam
C
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CHAN, Kathryn Jane
CHIN, Justin Rashad
COHEN, Jeremy
CHAN, Kelvin
CHINIARA, Lyne Noelle
COHEN, Nicole
CHAN, Macky Man Ki
CHIQUETTE-POMAR, Annie
COHEN, Rebecca
CHAN, Melissa Yen May
CHITTLE, Andrea Diane
COHEN-GELFAND, Sara
CHAN, Nathan Robert
CHIU, Chieh
COLBERT, Jillian Diane
CHAN, Nelson Nai Shun
CHIU, Doris Diane
COLGAN, Simon John
CHAN, Teresa Man-Yee
CHO, John Jung Wan
COLLIN, Yves
CHANDLER, Tania
CHOBOTUK, Tara Dawn
COLLINS, Carola Johanna Dorette
CHANDLER, Tracy
CHOI, Heywood Shing-Hei
COLLINS, Christopher Alexander Paul
CHANDRASEKHAR, Prashanth
CHOPRA, Meera
COLLINS, Melissa
CHANDY, Mark Joseph Koonthanam
CHOPRA, Sachin
COLLINS, Peter
CHANG, Annisa
CHOUINARD, Philippe
COLMAN, Rebecca Eve
CHANG, Eugene Kichung
CHOUKRI, Fariza
COLWELL, Robin Lindsey
CHANG, Michael Edward
CHOW, Jane
COMEAU, Christelle
CHAPLIN, Timothy J. H.
CHOW, Katherine
COMEAU, Robyn Dale
CHAPMAN, Ronald Desmond
CHOW, King Yin
COMPÉRA-ROUAUD, Claire
CHARBONNEAU, Brigitte
CHOW, Signy
CONDLIFFE, Elizabeth Grace
CHARBONNEAU, Rebecca M. E.
CHOW, Simon
CONRAD, Sarah Leanne
CHAREST, Véronie
CHOWDHURY, Arupava
CONRADIE, Hillet
CHARI, Anish
CHOWDHURY, Mita
CONRADIE, Marius
CHARMAN, Sandra Marcela
CHRESTIAN, Nicolas
CONSTANTINESCU, Cora Mihaela
CHARRIERE, Norma Marie Evangeline
CHRÉTIEN, Valérie
CONSTANTINESCU, Corina Mariana
CHARTRAND, Sandra
CHRIS, Chantal
CONSTANTINESCU, Thomas
CHASSÉ, Daniel
CHRISTIE, Tyler
CONTER, Henry Jacob
CHATTERSON, Leslie Carol
CHRISTOFFERSEN-DEB, Astrid
COOMBS, Thomas George Cole
CHAU, Anthony
CHU, Catherine Sharleen
COPITHORNE, Peter Glen
CHAU, Vicky
CHUANG, Yi Ting Evelyn
COQUET, Sean Christopher
CHAUDHRY, Asad Rehman
CHUBACK, Jennifer Elizabeth
CORDOS, Mihaela Codruta
CHAUHAN, Rebecca Anne
CHUDASAMA, Siddharajsinh Jayvantsinh
CORMACK, Richard
CHAULK, Jennifer
CHUN, Soohun
CORNEY, Paul Robert
CHAVARRIA, Cesar Augusto
CHUNG, Carmen Wing Han
CORUZZI, James Anthony
CHAZE, Brian Findlay
CHUNG, Han-Oh
COSTA, Andreu Francesc Torre
CHEEMA, Manraj Singh
CHUNG, John Bao Minh
COSTELLO, Jacqueline
CHEEMA, Navbir K.
CHUNG, Justin Alexander
CÔTÉ, Maxime
CHEHADI, Waleed
CHUNG, Thomas
CÔTE, Nicolas
CHÉMALY, Olivier
CHUONG, Roselynn
COTRAN, Marc Emile
CHEN, Ping-Wei
CIMON-CARUFEL, Janie
COTTON, Patrick
CHEN, Zhongchuan Will
CLARK, Jodie Ann
COUGHLIN, Shaun
CHÉNARD-SOUCY, Rosemarie
CLARKSON, Kathleen Alayna
COULOMBE, Jérôme
CHENG, Sylvia Shew-Wai
CLAY, David John Peter
COURCHESNE, Mathieu
CHEUNG, Candy Man Wing
CLEIMAN, Paula Feigenbaum
COUTO, David Cajetan
CHEVALIER, Claudia
CLEMENS, Kristin Kyomi
COUTURE, Vanessa
CHIANG, Andrew Szehsun
CLÉMENT, Marie-Hélène
COVASER, Florin
CHIANG, Jackie
COADY, Peter
CRABBE, Lindsay
CHIHRIN, Stephen
COBURN, Bryan Alexander
CRANE, Jordan David Thomas
CHIN, Danielle Kirsten Yee Ling
CODIO, Circe
CRANSTON, Meghan E.
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CRAW, Lindsey Ann
DAVAR, Sandra
DESFOSSÉS, Joëlle
CRAWFORD, Anne Aileen Margaret
DAVEY, Ryan Alexander
DÉSILETS, Etienne
CREECH, Michael James
DAVIES, Justine
DESJARDINS, Julie
CROKE, Jennifer Michelle
DAVIS, Debra Dawn
DESJARDINS, Philippe
CROMBIE, Kenneth Alexander Tighe
DAVIS, John Paul
DESLOGES, William
CROMPTON, Daniel Kenneth
DAVIS, Philip Joseph Bartley
DESPOTS, Marilyne
CROSBY, Amanda
DAWSON, Patricia Colette
DESPRÉS, Nathalie
CROZIER, Michael Scott
DAY, Isaiah
DESROSIERS, Marie-Isabelle
CRUICKSHANK, Beth
DAYA, Nushin
DESY, Nicholas
CUCAN, Elissa
DAYMONT, Carrie Bess
DEVEAU, Joey Steven
CULL, Amanda Joanne
DAYO, Akinkunmi Abiodun
DEWJI, Zameel
CUNÈS, Jill
DE ALWIS, Nanayakkarawasam Alexan-
DHALIWAL, Harinder Singh
CUNIC, Danny
der Vidanalage Vinietha
DHALIWAL, Mandeep Singh
CUNNINGHAM, Frederick Alexander
DE BOER, Aglaïa Kaïssa
DHALIWAL, Surinder Kaur
CUNNINGHAM, Michelle
DE BRUIN, Louis Dieter
DHAMI, Karan Singh
CURTIS, Mary Shannon
DE KLERK, Ronel
DHAR, Preeti
CUSACK, Meghan
DE MESTRAL, Charles
DHILLON, Rupinder Singh
CUTLER, Susan Elizabeth
DE VARENNES, Amélie
DI TULLIO, Sonia Maria
CYBULA, Tomasz Michal
DEBAIE, Daralyn M.
DIAVOLITSIS, Panagiotis
CYR, Christine
DEBIPARSHAD, Kevin
DICAIRE, Caroline
CYR, Jean-Louis
DEGANI, Aqeel
DICUS, Jennifer Elizabeth
CYR, Josiane
DEHGHAN, Niloofar
DIEC, Quynh-Anh Diana
CYR, Marc François
DEL BEL, Nicole Christine
DIEP, Chi Que Thi
CYR, Nathalie
DEL DUCA, Danny
DILWORTH, Neil M.
CZAPLINSKI, Peter
DELABIE, Ludovic
DION, Joanna Marie
CZARNECKA-KUJAWA, Katarzyna
DELAGE, Catherine
DIONNE, Sandrine
DABBY, Layla
DELALAY, Nathalie
DITKOFSKY, Noah
DADACHANJI, Shiroy Behram
DELANEY, Jesse William
DMITRIENKO, Svetlana
DADGOSTAR, Anali
DELIYANNIDES, Alexandra
DMYTRYSHYN, Amie
DAHAN, Karen
DEMBINSKI, Brian Dale
DOHERTY, Christopher David
DAHLKE, Erin Jade
DEMBO, Justine Sarah
DOLANSKY, Gillian Pamela
DAIGLE, Christopher Ryan
DEMCOE, Alistair Ross
DOLEV, Yalon
DAIGLE, Renelle
DEMERS, Annie Laurence
DONAHOE, Laura
DALLAIRE, Annie-Karine
DEMERS, Mireille
DONAHUE, Birgitta Anne
DALLAIRE, Stéphane André
DEMERS, Sabrina
DONG, Jihao
DALY, Meghan
DENEAULT-LOMBART, Emmanuelle
DONKERVOORT, Laura Victoria
DAMIENS, Karine
DENICOURT, Maxime
DORAN, Shandra Anne
DAMYANOVA, Anastasiya Nikolaeva
D’ENTREMONT, Julite Louise
DORÉ, Marc
DANFORTH, Leonard Roy Tag
DEOL, Mandeep Kaur
DORNAN, Holly Dawn
DANG, Radhika Natasha
DERFOUL, Zohra
DOROSHENKO, Alexander Fedorovich
DARNBROUGH, Andrea Lewis
DERIE-GILLESPIE, Lena Rae
DOSANI, Rehana Nasreen
DAS, Debasish
DERIS, Bahador
DOUCET, Marc-André
DASHTI, Abdullah
DERKATCH, Sheldon Dwayne Steven
DOUKAS, Kathleen Eleni
DASS, Philippe Daniel
DES ROSIERS, Janie
DOUMIT, Joseph
D’ASTOUS, Mireille
DESAI, Minal S.
DOUSE, Jennifer Ann
DATTA, Subrata
DESAI, Sagar
DRAGER, Julia Kathryn
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DRAPER, Haley Elana
EDGAR, Allison Catherine
ÉTHIER, Vincent
DREVER, Erin Dana
EESON, Gareth
EVANS, Sarah Jane
DREWNIAK, Magdalena
EHMANN, Timothy Paul
EVASCHESEN, Chad John
DRIEDGER, Georgina Emmi
EID, Marie-Diba
EVASHUK, Kristin Marie Allison
DROUILLARD, Natalie Lena
EJAZ, Naila
EYESTONE, Gerald Russell
D’SA, Abigail Gwendolyn
EKHZAIMY, Aishah Ali Mohamed Ahmed
EYSELE, Beverly-Ann
D’SA, Ryan A.
EL BAROUNI, Basem A. O. N.
EZAYDI, Murad A.
D’SOUZA, Pernilla Marissa
EL BAWAB, Najwa
FABER, Alexandra Julia
DU PLESSIS, Nicolaas
EL FAHAD, Othman Mohammed
FABREAU, Gabriel Esteban
DU PONT-THIBODEAU, Geneviève
EL JAOUDI, Abdurraouf
FACCA, Sarah Jessica
DU PREEZ, Quinton
EL KARSH, Ashraf El Sayed Mohamed
FADER, Michael Finlay Willis
DU TOIT, Daniël Matthys
EL MEHDAOUI, Amal
FAHMY, Nader
DU TOIT, Nadia
EL SAYED, Jihan El Sayed Mohamed
FAKHIR, Shamsuddin
DUAN, Yanjun
EL SAYED, Manal
FALLAH, Aria
DUBÉ, Mélissa
EL SHATSHAT, Mohamed A.
FALTAS, Samy Refaat Nazmy
DUBUC, Marie-Ève
EL SUGY, Ramadan
FANAT, Ion Adrian
DUCHARME-CREVIER, Laurence
EL YOUSFI, Abdulhamid A.
FANTUS, Daniel
DUERKSEN, Anthony James
EL-BARNACHAWY, Shérine
FARAH, Liban
DUFOUR, Alexandre
ELIMOVA, Elena
FARYNIUK, Andrea Marie
DUFOUR, Amélie
EL-KAMS, Sameh Nasief Boles
FASIH, Najla
DUGUAY, Véronique
ELKELINI, Mohamed Soliman
FATHALLA, Hala
DUKIC, Helena
ELLABIB, Mohamed Emh.
FATTAH DIZAJI, Elham
DULLEGE, Suzanne Marie
ELLEZAM, Benjamin
FAUCHER, Hélène Marie
DUMAIS, Dany
ELLIOTT, Meghan
FAUTEUX, Jasmin
DUMAIS, Marie-Eve
EL-MASRY, Basem Zarif Aziz
FAWOLE, Olukayode
DUMAIS, Valérie
ELNAHAS, Ahmad Ibrahim
FAYET, Cristina
DUMAS, Marie-Pierre
EL-TATARI, Bassam Mohamed Khalil
FAZELI CHAGHOSHI, Leila
DUMITRESCU, Corina Teodora
Darwish
FEDAK-TARNOPOLSKY, Stephanie
DUMONT, Karine
ELYAS, Ausama Hadi
FEDORAK, Graham
DUNCAN, Sarah Lyn Haggith
EMBERLEY, Julie Lynn
FENG, Xiaolan
DUNNE, Caitlin Maureen
EMERY, Marie-Lou
FERENCZI, Peter David
DUPÉRÉ, Mélissa
EMOKPARE, Bernard Didi
FERGUSON, Alexander Hugh
DUPLAN, Teddy
ENG, Reuben Lawrence
FERGUSON, Carrie Anne
DURAND, Alexis
ENNIS, Jesse David
FESUN, Nataliya
DURANT, Craig David
ENRIGHT, Jody
FEWSTER, Robert Frederick
DURKIN, Christopher Michael
ENRIGHT, Jonathan Boyde
FIANDER, Amanda Elaine
DUSSAULT, Charles
ENRIGHT, Thomas Gordon
FIGURA, Maria
DUTA, Valentin Vasile
ENTWISTLE, Peter Brian
FILION, Annie-Joëlle
DUTRISAC, Renaud
ERICKSON, Grant Bryan
FILLION, Karine
DYE-TORRINGTON, Debra Angelia
ESCOTT, Benjamin George
FILTEAU, Chantal
DYKIN, Kimberly Ann
ESCRIBANO, Pablo Daniel
FILTER, Emily Rose
DZINEKU, Frederick
ESHO, David Mayowa Taiwo
FISET, Caroline
EAGLES, Debra Anne
ESHRAGH-ABADSHAPOORI, Sima
FISHER, Jolene Heather
EARL, Kevin Daniel Gordon
ESKEN, Martin
FITZPATRICK, Philip
EBINU, Julius Okudu
ESPERANZATE, Patrick Wayne Bautista
FLANAGAN, Amanda Nicole
ECHAVARRIA CANO, Maria Laura
ESSA, Seemi Habib
FLEMING, Kirsten Ellen
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GAGNON, Geneviève
GHARAJEH, Arash
FOLEY, Jacqueline Mary
GAGNON, Lise Colette
GHARAPETIAN, Angineh
FONG, Andrea Yan-Ying
GAGNON, Marie-Anne
GHARGHI, Daryoush
FONSECA GONZALEZ, Adriana Del Pilar
GAGNON, Marie-Claude
GHASSEMI FIROUZABADI, Nasser
FOO, Serena Jo Ling
GAGNON, Martin
GHAZANSHAHI, Sassan
FORBES, Natalie Kim
GAGNON, Yves
GHEBRIAL, Maged Saad Naguib
FORD, Jennifer Lyndsey
GAGNON-TROTTIER, Ariane
GHESHLAGHI, Mehdi
FORDYCE, Christopher Byron
GAILLOUX, Benoit
GHITA, Daniela Doroteia
FORFAR, Katie Ann
GALL, Brent
GHOBASSY, Bahar
FORGET, Geneviève
GALLANT, Aimée Fleure
GHUFRAN, Shazia
FORTIER, Katie
GALLINS, Colin
GHUMAN, Fariha Hayat
FORTIER, Ychelle
GAMEZ, Ryan David
GIARD, Annie
FOSSEY, Susan Mary
GANDHI, Harjeet Singh
GIBBONS GOMEZ, Paul
FOSTER, Ryan Christian Barnett
GANGLOFF, Anne
GIBEAULT, Audrey
FOTOUHI GHIAM, Alireza
GARCEA, Cristina Louise
GILBERT, Jane Samara
FOTTI, Christopher Paul
GARCIA DEL BUSTO CANO, Elena
GILL, Aneeqa Anwar
FOURNELLE, Eve
GARCIA GONTHIER, Maïté
GILL, Kulbir Singh
FOURNIER, Julie
GARCIA, Yelian
GILLIES, Mary-Melinda Louise
FRADETTE, Virginie
GARDNER, Marieke
GIN, Christopher
FRANCIS, Julie Margaret
GARNER, Meghan Lynn
GIRARD, Kevin
FRANCOEUR, Charles-Langis
GASIOROWSKA, Paulina
GIRGIS, Adel Fekry Tawadros
FRANCU, Corina Maria
GASPARINI, Katherine Michelle
GIRGIS, Fady M.
FRASER, Margaret Anne
GASSE, Tiffany Evelyn
GIROUX, Géraldine
FRÉCHETTE-PELLETIER, Émilie
GAUDET, Marie-Hélène
GITLIN, Joshua Drew
FREEDMAN, Sarah
GAUDREAU, Jean-David
GLAZIER, Lee
FREISTATTER, Ryan Lance
GAUTHIER, Andre Guy
GLENNIE, Raymond Andrew
FREITAS, Edward A.
GAUTHIER, Jean-Claude
GLOBERMAN, Adam Samuel
FREYDOONNEJAD, Aliakbar
GAUTHIER, Véronique
GODBOUT, Emilie
FRYER, Véronique
GAWLEY, Emily
GOEL, Ritika
FU, Yi-Tzu
GEBARA, Nadine
GOLDA, Nicole
FULTON, Jessica
GENDRON, Marie-Danielle
GOLDBERG, Kevin Michael
FUMERTON, Raina Eileen
GENGE, Angela Gaylene
GOLDIE, Craig Ewan
FUNG, Sze Lok Sarah
GEORGAKAKOS, Efthimios
GOLLAPUDI, Shreyasi Ramaiah
FUNG, Tai-Wai David
GERARD, Lauren Marie
GOMEZ VARGAS, Andrew
FURTADO, Sabrina Rodrigues
GERBER, Dorothy Ingemaud
GONDER, John Thomas
GABORIAULT, Josée
GERGES, Vivian Fahmy
GONZALEZ, Silvio Arquimedes
GABOURY, Karen
GERGIS, Enas Samir Abd El Malak
GOODE, Laura Colleen
GADBOIS, Kristen Julie
GERLACH, Rebecca Maria
GOPALAN, Kanagalingam
GAFOOR, Farah
GERMAIN, Caroline
GOTTMAN, Elizabeth
GAFOOR, Tamara
GERMAN, Gregory
GOUDREAULT, Julie
GAGNÉ, Geneviève
GERTH, Sjaan Christian
GOULET, Audrey-Anne
GAGNÉ, Marie-Michèle
GERVAIS, Coralie Catherine
GOUNDEN, Kandasamy
GAGNÉ, Pierre-Thomas
GEVORGYAN, Artur
GOVENDER, Rajan Arumugham
GAGNON, Andrée-Anne
GHADIRIAN, Sohayl Hosain
GOWDA, Sweta
GAGNON, Émilie Caroline
GHALI GHATTAS, Aiman Youssef
GRACE, Richard Joseph Alexander
GAGNON, Geneviève
GHANEM, Yazan Munir Elias
GRACZYK, Joanna
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GRAHAM, Lee Garth
HAFFNER, Thomas
HASSAN, Akm Quamrul
GRAHAM, Melissa
HAGHIRI, Behnia
HASSAN, Shabbir
GRAHAM, Nicholas Raymond
HAIDER, Romella
HASSANAIN, Mazen
GRANT, Aaron Leigh
HAINER, Tammy Lynne
HASSANI, Roudabeh
GRANT, Allison Lee-Anne
HAJI PAVLOU, Christopher
HASSEIN BEY, Leila
GRANT, Brian Robert
HAJI, Faizal Aminmohamed
HATHOUT, Deana
GRANT, Meghan Rae
HAJIAN, Hooman
HATHOUT, Lara
GRAVEL, Evelyne
HALES, Kristine Elizabeth
HAUGO, Kristine Karen Lee
GRAYBIEL, Kerry Manuel
HALIGUA, Alexis
HAUNTS, Kirk Alexander
GREEN, Nicole Michelle
HALISCHUK, Grant Frederick
HAUSMANIS, Larisa Ilona
GREENWAY, Matthew John
HALL, Andrew Koch
HAWEGI, Tarek Hussein
GREER, Matthew Raymond
HALMAN, Samantha
HAWKINS, Lindsay Marie
GREER-BAYRAMOGLU, Rebecca Jane
HALWANI, Yasmin
HAYNES, Alison Theresa
GRÉGOIRE, Caroline
HAMEED, Usmaan Irshad
HAYS, Luke Ahmed
GRÉGOIRE, Gabrielle
HAMEL, Lysianne
HEATH, Andrea Michelle
GRENIER, Louis-Pierre
HAMILOU, Zineb
HÉBERT, Isabelle
GRIEVE-EGLIN, Leandra Helena
HAMILTON, Kristin Ann Rietta
HECKLER, Lisa
GRIGORIOU, Lana Lambrini
HAMILTON, Nicolas Harold
HEGAZY, Nasr Abd El Mohsen Abd El
GRIGORIU, Ariadna-Cristina
HAMILTON, Trevor Douglas
Macsoud
GRUNAU, Brian
HAMMAM, Lynda
HEIBESH, Suzy Gergis Fikry
GRUNAU, Peter David
HAMMOND, Diana Tingting
HEIR, Jatinder
GUAY, Caroline
HAMOUR, Abu Obeida Abdel Áal
HELEWA, Ramzi Michael
GUBBAY, Jonathan
HANA, Sameh Samir Mekail
HENDERSON, Laura Jane Walker
GUERIN, Andrea Anne
HANEL, Erich Gregory
HENEGAN, Charles Patrick
GUILFOYLE, Regan
HANNA, Maha
HENEN, Manal Fahim
GUILLEMAUD, Jennifer Patricia
HANNA, Manal
HENKELMAN, Erika Anne
GUIRGUIS, Emad Fikry Tawadros
HANNA, Ramez
HENRY, Caroline
GUIRGUIS, Medhat Naguib Botross
HANNA, Samim Yousif
HENSEL, Jennifer Marie
Hanna
HANNA, Viola
HERNANDEZ ESPINOSA, Maria Del
GUITÉ, Isabelle
HANNON, Cora Whitney
Rosario
GULLABZADA, Abdul Hamid
HANSON, Christopher
HESS, Tiiu Mai
GUNAWARDENA, Sinhapalage Yamuna
HANSON, Jacelyn Marie
HEUGHAN, David
Krishanthi
HARDCASTLE, Christina
HEWITT, Morgan Jane
GUNZ, Anna Catherine
HARGROVE, Andrea Lynne
HEYN, Chinthaka
GUO, Tianhai
HARILD, Laura Diane
HIBBS, Jennette Renee
GUPTA, Maneesh
HARMER, Luke Stephen
HIGGINS, Sarah
GUPTA, Priti
HARPER, Samantha Dawn
HIGH, Sasha Ming
GUPTA, Priya
HARRIS, David Edward
HILAL, Ali Abbas Mahmoud
GUPTA, Radha
HARRIS, Luke David
HILL, Deborah Mary Kathleen
GUSZTAK, Roman Wasyl
HARRISON, Sarah
HILLER, Chad Manville
GUTIERREZ, Leanne Elizabeth
HARTMAN, Michael
HILLHOUSE, Brian
GUTTMAN, Rachelle
HARUN, Dian Haryaty
HILSDEN, Shannon
GUYOT, Catherine
HARVEY, David R.
HILTZ, Megan Diane
HACHED, Ouassila
HARVEY, Melissa
HINDLE, Sally Katherine
HADI, Ali A. Aziz
HASLAM, Sean Gregory
HINDOOSH, Raghad
HADZIMURTEZIC, Dzenita
HASSAINE, Assia
HINGWALA, Jay Pravin
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HINKKALA, Kaarlo Samuel
HUNG, Violet
JANKOVIC, Nevenka
HINZ, Tamara Jade
HUPIN DEBEURME, Mathilde Marie Anne
JANSCHITZ, Kristien Nicole
HIRJI, Jamil
HUPPÉ, Xavier
JANSEN, Leigh Ann
HIRJI, Zameer
HURSH, Brenden Eugene
JAQUES, Alayna
HIRSCH, Jennifer Eve
HUSSAIN, Asmaa
JASCHINSKI, Joerg
HO, Adelyn Lindsay
HUSSEIN, Elysha
JASSAL, Inderjit Singh
HO, Daniel Tit-Leung
HUSSEIN, Mohamed Mamdouh Ibrahim
JASTANIAH, Nisreen
HO, Edwin Koon Ting
HUSSEIN, Mohammad H.
JAYID, Hakim
HO, Grace
HUTCHINGS, Katherine Keri
JEFFERY, Andrew Herbert
HO, Karen Cin Ting
HUTCHINSON-JAFFE, Adam Bernard
JEGADESH, Beula Soniya
HUYNH, Nhu Nguyet
JEKYLL, Anne Marie Louisa
I. MOHAMAD ALI, Salah
JELEV, Jivko
IAKOUB, Elena
JENA, Debakanta
IBRAHIM, Jaklin Issa Selim
JENKIN, Daniel Phillip Sleeman
HOANG, Que Chi
HODGES, Jennifer June
HODGINS, Ryan Lindsay
HOH, Erin
HOLDING, Clarissa Ann
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IBRAHIM, Nancy Fadel Henry
JENSEN, Bryant Jeffrey
HOLODY, Erik Alan John
IGLESIAS, Alexandra Pearl
JENSEN, Meghan
HOLT, David Jason
IGNATIUK, Ashley
JEROME, Amanda Lee
HONG, Diana
IGRIC, Ana
JHA, Neilank Kumar
HOROWITZ, Glenda Alison
IKEDE, Ajirogho Enakeno Mebosei
JIA, Susan Zhaoyuan
HORRI, Mehdi
IKIC, Alena
JILKINA, Tatiana Alexandrovna
HOSSAIN, Nasreen
IMRAN, Saira
JIMENEZ-RIVERA, Carolina
HOU, Daniel James
INGENITO, Katia
JIMOH, Olubukola Yemisi
HOUSHYAR, Shahram
INGLES, Martha Grace C.
JINDAL, Kunaal
HOUSTON, Katherine Cox
IONITA, Mihaela Ecaterina
JOHAL, Herman Singh
HOWARD, Zoe
IORDACHE, Claudiu
JOHANNES, Christine Jennifer
HOWE, Kathryn Leigh
IQBAL, Salikah
JOHNSON, Andrea Lynn
HOWE, Marnie
IROBI, Clara Chinyere
JOHNSON, Charles Franklin
HOWELL, Jenika Marcella
ISAAC, Michael
JOHNSON, Sarah Augusta
HOY, Monica Yunkay
ISHAK, George Elia Maher
JOHNSTON, Olwyn
HSIAO, Marvin Min-Yen
ISHAQUE, Shazia
JOHNSTONE, James Earl
HU, Jing
ISHKANIAN, Ryan A.
JOHNSTONE, Kerri Lynn
HUANG, Sarah
ISMAIL, Waleed Sabry
JOLLY, Umjeet
HUANG, Shirley Chien-Chieh
IVANOVA, Liudmila
JOMPHE, Michèle
HUANG, Xi
IYER, Sriram Narayanaswamy
JONES, Janelle
HUBBARD, Bradley James
IZADPANAH, Parnam
JONES, Jennifer Kathleen
IZADYAR, Shahram
JONES, Mara
JACKSON, Robin Martin
JOO, Daniel Adam
JACOB, Abraham John
JOVIC, Jelena
HUBNER, Nicole
HUDSON, Jill Joy
HUGEL, Lara R.
HUGHAN, Isabelle Catherine
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JADAV, Jyotsana Kalpesh
JUBENVILLE, Cory
HUGHES, Amy Maureen Brennan
JAGIELLO, Lukasz
JUDE THADDEUS, Kengran Sunjoh
HUGHES, Jeffrey John
JAIGIRDAR, Shamsul Hassan
JULIEN, François
HUI, Benjamin King
JAKATE, Kiran A.
KABIR, Suriya
HUI, Creighton
JAKUBOW, Andre Nicholas
KAEDBEY, Rayan
HUI, Jane Y. C.
JALAYER, Massoud
KAHWAJIAN, Lori
HUI, Philip Li-Yeung
JAMAL, Dried Emad
KAIWAY, Sarah Lynne
HUNG, Tawny
JAMAL, Wael
KAKZANOV, Vera
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KENNEDY, Shauna Maureen
KING, Amy Colette
KALALA, Ilunga Ilebe
KENNY-SCHERBER, A. Claire
KINJO, Tashi Gordon
KALECHSTEIN, Sara Margaret
KENTNER, Taryn Alexandra
KINLOCH, Marilyn
KALIA, Nove Kumar
KEOUGH, Michael
KIRSHEN, Carly
KAMANGAR, Elham
KERR, Christina Lynn
KIRSTEIN, Dolen Darrel
KAMAR, Ahmed Adel Ahmed Ibrahim
KERR, Jacqueline Anne
KISILEVSKY, Vitaly
KAMGA, Carole Nelly
KERRIE, Jeffrey Patrick
KISS, Marc-Olivier
KAMMINGA, Amanda
KESHAVARZI, Gholamreza
KIZIS, Jeffrey J.
KAMRA, Anjali
KEU, Nita
KLAGES, Naomi Elaine
KANDASAMY, Thileeban
KHA, Lan-Chau Thi
KLAR, Gregory
KANSARA, Roopesh Rajnikant
KHAIRI, Vahid
KLEIN, Anna Elizabeth
KAPP, Sanet
KHAKETLA, Moliehi
KLIPITCH, Oleg
KAPUR, Rishi
KHAKPOUR, Ali
KNIGHTS, Shannon Magladry
KAPUSTA, Michael David
KHALEDUZZAMAN, Mohammad
KNOX, John Robert Andrew
KARAGIOZOV, Ilko Stefanov
KHALEFIH, Tarek
KO, Simon
KARALIS, Aspasia
KHALIDI, Karim Ibrahim Khalid
KOBLIC, Paul Michael
KARAM, Irene
KHALIL, Badie Saad Rozeik
KOBY, Lawrence
KARANJIA, Rustum
KHALIL, Nivin Monir Botros
KOELINK, Eric Anthony
KARANWAL, Derek Ashok
KHALILI, Ali Salar
KOHLER, Anneliese Maria
KARGBO, Natalia Vladimirovna
KHAN, Ahmar
KOJORI, Fatemeh
KARIM, Zamil
KHAN, Anwar
KOK, Tracy
KARIMOVA, Khalida
KHAN, Ayaz Ahmad
KOLOZSVARI, Nicoleta Oana
KASHANIAN, Behnam
KHAN, Iftkhar Hussain
KOO, Jonathan Jesse
KASSAM, Zain
KHAN, Liaquat Hussain
KOPP, Justin Emil Joseph
KASSARDJIAN, Charles Dikran
KHAN, Rana Sarfraz Ahmed
KORAH, Nadine
KASTIKAINEN, Jaana
KHAN, Shahida
KORANTENG, Samuel Sakyi
KATHIRAVELU, Anusha
KHAN, Shahzia Tariq
KOSAK, Adam Davis
KATUGAHA, Jayakodige Champa Priya-
KHAN, Syma Alia
KOSHINSKY, Justina Jill
darshanie
KHAN, Zanobia Fayyaz
KOSSINTSEVA, Irèn
KATZ, Michael David
KHANDUJA, Purva Kristina
KOSTANDOFF, Gregory Hunter
KATZ-LAVIGNE, Mikhael
KHANNA, Suneil Kumar
KOTELES, Jennifer
KAVANAGH, Alexander Geoffrey
KHATAMIANFAR, Vida
KOUDRA, Fahamia
KAVANAUGH, Jordan Nicholas
KHATCHADOURIAN, Karine
KOUWENBERG, Jennifer Lara
KAVULU, Anne Lillian
KHATTABI, Amir
KOUZ, Jasmine
KAZATCHENKO, Lioubov Nikolaevna
KHAZANDAR, Fatimah
KOUZNETSOV, Evgueni
KEABLE, Laurence Marie Chantal
KHIMA, Chahrazed
KOVITZ-LENSCH, Jessica
KEATING POWER, Dianne Christine Marie
KHOKHOTVA, Mykola
KOZIEL, Nicole C.
KEKRE, Natasha
KHOSHKISH, Reza
KOZMINSKI, Mary Therese L.
KELLEY, Melissa Dawn
KHOZAM, Sherine Gamal Andrawes
KRAKOWER, Sharlene Bonnie
KELLY, Emily
KHURANA, Mona
KRANZ, Thomas Robert
KELLY, Erin
KHURRAM, Sabahat
KRAUSE, Christopher Stanley
KELLY, Erin Kathleen
KIANI, Reza
KRAUSE, Joel
KELLY, Shawn Hamilton
KILMURY, Alana Janis
KRAUSHAAR, Jacqueline Myrna
KEMP, Cornelius Johannes
KIM, Angus
KRETZ, Patricia Susan
KENNEDY, Jessica A.
KIM, Daniel Joon
KRICH, Natisha Dawn
KENNEDY, Joel Nathan Douglas
KIM, Raymond H.
KRIEF, Olivier
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KRISHNADEV, Upasana
LAFONTAINE, Laurie
LATMAN, Irit-Irina
KRISHNAN, Mukta
LAFRANCHISE, Karine
LAU, Arthur Ngar Tat
KRIZOVÁ, Adriana
LAGANIÈRE, Marie-Josée
LAU, Benny Chun Yuen
KRMPOTIC, Kristina Rose
LAGMAN-BARTOLOME, Ana Marissa
LAU, Nga Man
KROLCZYK, Gregory
Dizon
LAUGHREN, James Jedidiah
KRUISSELBRINK, Rebecca Jadine
LAI, Anita
LAURORE, Yardley
KRUISSELBRINK, Richelle Brenda Joy
LAI, Joe Heng
LAVALLÉE, Andréane
KRUSZELNICKI, Daniel John
LAI, Jonathan Hin-Ching
LAVALLÉE, Luke Thomas
KUCHER, Brandon Matthew
LAI, Wing Yiu
LAVERTY, Harpreet Kaur
KULCZYCKI, Victor
LAIDLEY, David Thomas
LAVIGNE, Caroline
KULLA, Steven
LAIRD, Philip Rodney
LAVIGNE, Paul André
KUMAR, Aalok
LALIBERTÉ, Ariane
LAVOIE COUTU, Christine
KUMAR, Maya Michelle
LALIBERTE, Michael Christian
LAVOIE, Denis
KUMAR, Pavan
LALU, Manoj Mathew
LAVOIE-LÉVESQUE, Josiane
KUMAR, Sindhu Pradeep
LALUMIERE, Genevieve
LAVOIE-ST-GELAIS, Geneviève
KUMARANAYAKE, Daina
LAM, Elaine
LAYCOCK, Tyler Martin
KUMARI, Amita
LAM, Mandy
LAYMAN-PLEET, Leah Ruth Marie
KURUVILLA, Mridul Mathew
LAM, Michael Andrew Chi-Lun
LAZARUS, Darius-Lucian
KURWA, Habib Aziz
LAM, Russell
LE, Jamie
KURZENCWYG, David
LAM, Selay
LÊ, Melissa
KUYPER, Laura Mieke
LAM, Tong Vi
LE, Philippe
KWAN, Emily Ting Yuen
LAMB, Jennifer Mary
LEBLANC, Milaine
KWAN, Janet
LAMYKINA, Olga
LEBLANC, Serge
KYRILLOS, Edmond
LAN, Hsueh-Yi
LEBLANC-ROBERGE, Marjolaine
KYSKAN, Robert
LANC, Daniela
LECCESE, Kathryn
L.-CAYER, Isabelle
LANDERO, Jennifer Lynne
LECLAIR, Jason Michael
LA COCK, Mari Christine
LANDRY, Julie
LECLERC, Elisabeth
LABEDZ, Katarzyna Teresa
LANFEAR, Paul Christopher
LECLERC, Roselyn
LABIB, Noura
LANGDON, Matthew Dean
LECOURS, Isabelle
LABIYARATNE, Wenaida Waduge Chamin-
LANGER, Karl
LEDDING, Kevin Jon Marvin
dra Pasan
LANGEVIN, Julie
LEE, Chuan-Chan Steven
LABONTÉ, Geneviève
LANGILLE, Gavin MacDonald
LEE, Diana Wing Kee
LACAS, Alethea Dawn
LANGILLE, Morgan Alexander
LEE, June
LACASSE, Michelle Monique
LANGIS, Marie-Pier
LEE, Sang
LACHANCE, David
LANGMANN, Caillin
LEE, Stefanie Yan
LACHANCE, Sabrina
LAPOINTE, Véronique
LEFEBVRE, Frédéric
LACHANCE-FORTIN, Géraldine
LAPORTE, Guy
LEFEBVRE, Jessica
LACHMAN, Matthew
LARAMÉE, Jani
LEFEBVRE, Mariève
LACOMBE BARRIOS, Jonathan
LARIBI, Abdelkarim
LEFEBVRE, Maude
LACOMBE, Christina
LARKIN, Caroline Marie
LEFORT, Jessica Ann
LACROIX, Kevin
LAROUCHE, Patricia
LEGAULT, Dominic
LACROIX, Patrick
LARRIVÉE, Mathieu
LEGAULT, Mathieu
LACROIX, Sébastien
LARSEN, Björn Ragnar
LEGNINI, Veronica
LADAK, Shenif Sadruddin
LARSON, Charles Philip
LEGROW, Kathryn
LAFERTÉ, Noémie
LASNIER, Frédéric
LEIFSO, Kirk Ryan
LAFOND, Nicolas
LASORE, Olufunmi Oladipupo
LEIS, Jérôme Allen
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LEISHMAN, Fraser Thomas
LIM, Nathan
LUONG, Vu
LELLI, Daniel Andrew
LIM, Patricia Annabelle
LUSSIER, Catherine
LEMAY, Catherine
LIM, Vania Juan Juan
LUSSIER, Richard
LEMAY, Geneviève
LIN, Jie Fang
LUTFUN, Nahar Munny
LEMAY, Isabelle
LINDSAY, Heather
LYNCH, Jennifer Anne
LEMAY, Marie-Claire
LINES, Matthew Alexander
LYONS, Kristin Jean
LEMIEUX, François
LINKLETTER, Martha L.
LYONS, Michael
LEMIRE, Caroline
LIU, Conrad Man-Juen
LYS, Alexandra Christina Rose
LEMIRE, Geneviève
LIU, David
LYSY, Zoe Claire
LEMIRE, Pierre-Luc
LIU, Peter
MA, Stephanie
LEMOINE, Caroline
LIU-TERTIL, Limin
MA, Warren Kwok Kwun
LEMONDE, Sylvie
LO, Lawrence Sheng-Shi
MABUNDA, Nella Gladys
LEO, Sara Hui Wen
LO, Patrick
MACALA, Kimberly Faye
LEON ARDILA, Hernando
LO, Sze Wut
MACDONALD, Angus John
LEONG, Marissa
LOCKYER, Michelle
MACDONALD, Michael Daniel
LEONG, Nelson Victor
LODGE, Nicola Ann
MACDONALD, William Kim
LEONIDA, Ekaterini
LOK, Raymond Tsun Ki
MACFARLANE CONRAD, Monique Louise
LEPAGE-LÉTOURNEAU, Pierre
LONGPRE, Michelle
MACHADO, John
LEPIRE, Edith
LOO, Wei Jing
MACINNES, Meaghan Louise
LESSARD, Marie-Ève
LOPEZ GARDNER, Leonora Lynn
MACINTOSH, Bernard Hugh Williams
LÉTOURNEAU, Justin
LORD, Samuel Soheil Ezzati
MACINTYRE, Ciorsti Jean
LEUNG WAI SANG, Stephane
LORDE, Ingrid
MACKAY, Lee David Madison
LEUNG, Deborah Ka Bo
LORTIE FORGUES, Aude
MACKEAN, Susan Marlene
LEUNG, Desmond Daniel
LORTIE, Marie Sonia Melissa
MACKENZIE, James C.
LEUNG, Eric Wing-On
LOSADA, Diana
MACLACHLAN, Diane Elizabeth
LEUNG, Gentson
LOSHI, Liri
MACLEAN, Joanna Elizabeth
LEUNG, Kelvin Cheuk-Wai
LOTFIZAD, Maryam
MACLELLAN, Erin Viola
LEUNG, Wesley C. Y.
LOUBANI, Osama
MACMAHON, Kristian Patrick
LEVALLOIS-GIGNAC, Jasmin
LOUGHEED, Brenda Louise
MACNEIL, Meagan Alexis
LEVASSEUR, Steve Daniel
LOUGHEED, Nicholas
MACPHERSON, Cailan Alexander
LÉVESQUE, Marianne
LOUNSBURY, David Stephen
MACPHERSON, Jeffrey David
LÉVESQUE, Marie-Hélène
LOVE, Karis
MACSWEEN, Margaret Jaya
LÉVESQUE-CHOUINARD, Annabelle
LOVE, Maia Anne
MADDEN, Mark Geoffrey
LEVINE, Daniel Simon
LOWE, Christopher Fong Jen
MADHANI, Jamila
LEVTOVA, Alina
LOZANO, Marina
MADI, Lubna Masoud Sasi
LEWIS, Anthony Brian
LUBITZ, Rebecca Jean
MAGGIO, Davide
LEWIS, Evan Cole
LUCENA FERNANDES, Maria Carolina
MAGIN, Daniel
LI, Dorothy Yin Yu
LUCYK, Scott Nathan
MAGNAN, Stephanie Alison
LI, Ming
LUFT, LeeAnne Moriah
MAHABIR, Vishwanath Kishan
LI, Xi Lisa Yi
LUI, Andrew B.
MAHAFFEY, Ryan
LI, Yang
LUI, Clementine Janet Pui Man
MAHDY, Ibtihaj
LIBERMAN, Dan
LUK, Adriana Carrie
MAHE, Etienne Raymond Georges
LIBERMAN, Daniel
LUKSUN, Warren James
Augustin
LIM, Hilda
LUMSDEN, Karen Mary Shelley
MAHEU, Benoit
LIM, Maileen Mabanta
LUNGE, Ryan
MAHMUD, Aamer
LIM, Michael Do
LUNGU, Mihaela
MAHMUDI-AZER, Salahaddin
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MAHN, Joanna
MARMOR, Goldie
MCDONALD, Christina
MAIDA, Reem
MAROSI, Kristen Fischer
MCDOUGALL, Cameron Michael
MAILLOUX, Olivier
MAROVAC, Milomir Misha
MCDOUGALL, David Russell
MAJDI, Gitadokht
MARRIOTT, Jason James Austin
MCILHARGEY, Trina Leann
MAJOR, Nathalie
MARSH, Jonathan Paul
MCISAAC, Matthew Cole
MAK, Ian
MARTEL, Julien
MCKENNA, Ann Marie
MAK, Wang-Cheong
MARTEL, Pierre
MCKEOWN, Emily Jane
MAKANJEE, Bhavanesh
MARTEL, Rose
MCKINNEY, Brock Paul
MAKAR, Bryce
MARTEL, Sophie
MCKINNEY, James
MAKINDE, Kehinde Akinade
MARTIN, Anne-Marie
MCKINNON, Michelle Patricia
MAKINDE, Oluyele Adenike
MARTIN, Kathryn Lynn
MCLANE, Brienne Jean
MAL, Sameer
MARTIN, Louis-Frédéric
MCLEAN, Spencer Roy
MALENFANT RANCOURT, Marie-Pier
MARTIN, Paul Robert
MCMANN, Jonathan Alexander
MALHOTRA, Gaurav
MARTIN, Robert William
MCNEIL, Michael Leo
MALIK, Abid Iqbal
MARTINEAU CORBEIL, Elise
MCNICOLL, Yannic
MALLECK, Naseem
MARTINEAU-BEAULIEU, Dominique
MCPHEE, Lisa Christine
MALLETT, Aaron Gerard
MARTINEZ-GIRON, Fernando
MCPHERSON, Isla Louise
MALO, Christian
MARWAHA, Seema
MEAGHER, Caroline
MALOWANY, Janet Irene
MASCARENHAS, Randhir
MEHAREB, Nadia
MALTAIS, Jean-Robert
MASHARI, Azad
MEHTA, Darshana Jayvardhan
MAMMEN, Thomas
MASLOWSKI, Aleksander
MEKONNEN-TIZAZU, Girma
MANAK-MUHR, Mandy
MASSÉ, Julie
MELICHARKOVA, Andrea
MANCER, Jasdeep Kaur Grewal
MASSE, Vincent
MELITI, Abdelrazak
MANDER, Jatinder Singh
MASSON-ROY, Marie-Hélène
MELNIK, Arina
MANHAS, Deepak
MATAR , Maher
MENHEM, Zoulficar
MANKOO, Ravinder Singh
MATHIAS, Michelle Diédra
MENSAH, Albert Kwesi
MANN, Matthew
MATHIESON, Sarah
MENSOUR, M’hamed
MANN, Stephen Michael
MATHIVANAN, Meena
MERALI, Abbas
MANNARINO, Marco Giuseppe
MATOUK, Charles Christian
MERCER, Shauna Lee
MANNING, Gregory Paul
MATTHEWS, Christopher Michael
MERCEREAU, Paul Michael
MANSOUR, Ali Ali
MATTINSON, Kathleen Elizabeth
MERCIER, Jean-François
MANSOUR, Samir Saad Maximous
MATZ, Alexander
MERCIER, Philippe A.
MARCEAU, Danielle
MAURICE, Catherine
METAWEE, Mohamed Lotfy Mohamed
MARCEAU-GAUVIN, Nathalie
MAWSON, Kathleen
METCALF, Corey
MARCHAND, Patricia
MAYNARD, Stéphanie
METCALFE, Brian David
MARCHI, Nicholas Alfred
MAYO, Erin Hope
METCALFE, Charles Benjamin
MARCHIE, Augustine
MCALISTER, Chloe C.
METCALFE, Sonja Jacqueline
MARCOTTE, Eric
MCCABE, Calvin Maxwell James
MEUNIER MORIN, Jean-François
MARCOTTE, Marie-Eve
MCCALLUM, Ryan Cameron James
MEYSAMI, Alireza
MARCOUX, Andrée-Anne
MCCALLUM, Sarah Anne
MEZHERICHER-SHENDEREY, Inna
MARDINI, Louay
MCCARTNEY, David Andrew
MICHAUD, Martin
MARFO, Elijah Adane
MCCARVILL, Erin Marie
MICLETTE MÉNARD, Philippe-Antoine
MARGEL, Daniel
MCCOOK, Breanne
MIGAHED, Lamiaa
MARIANO, Caroline
MCCORMACK, Parmjit
MIHILL, Jennifer Elizabeth
MARIC, Peter
MCCREA, Patrick
MIJA, Laura Steluta
MARLINGA, Jazmin Clemente
MCCRUM, Marta Louise
MIK, Hélène Marienne Danielle
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MIKHAIL, Antoinette Faiz Fakhoury
MOODLEY, Prabashnee
NADEAU-FREDETTE, Annie Claire
MIKHAIL, Sherif Atif Morris
MOODLEY, Shreya
NADEAU-MARCOTTE, Frédérique
MILLAR, Hamish Sierra
MOORE, Shannon Elizabeth
NADELLA, Rajitha
MILLARD, Julie
MOOSAVIAN, Mona
NADJAFI, Maral
MILLER, David Andrew
MOREAU, Daphné
NAERT, Karen A.
MILLER, Matthew
MOREAU, Véronique Geneviève
NAGARAJAN, Naveen Parasu
MILLIGAN, Brian Edward
MOREL, Stéphanie
NAGARIA, Mohammad
MILMAN, Nataliya
MORENCY, Nathalie
NAGPAL, Sabina
MILNE, Laura
MORGEN, Eric Kim
NAHAB, Dina
MILNER GERO, Heidi
MORIN, Caroline
NAHEED, Uzma
MILOT, Hélène
MORIN, Élodie B.
NAKASHIMA, Brenda Akemi
MINHAS, Ripudaman
MORIN, Fanny
NALEZNY, Stephan John
MINTY, Evan Patrick
MORIN, Heather Ann
NAMAZIE, Ali
MIRCEA, Carmen-Nicoleta
MORISSET, Julie
NANCI, Vanessa
MISTRY, Aneeta Jyotirmay
MORRIS, Alyssa
NANTEL-BATTISTA, Mélissa
MISZKIEWICZ, Krystyna
MORRIS, Amanda Faith
NAQVI, Khadija
MITCHELL, Ryan
MORRIS, Kelly Arianna
NASIR, Fareeha
MIULA, Elena Valentina
MORRISON, Anne Blakely
NASIR, Noreen
MNATZAKANIAN, Gevork Nshan
MORRISON, Mathieu
NASIR, Tabassum
MOBILOS, Sophia
MORRISON, Stephen Theodor
NASSER BUTTY, Aurfan Nasif
MOCCIA, Patrizia
MOSKO, Jeffrey David
NASSER, Kasim
MOCON, Aaron Reuben
MOTEABBED, Majid
NASSER, Yasmin
MODI, Dhruv Babulal
MOTTAHEDI, Roksana
NATH, Parimal Kanti
MOHAJERANI, Seyed-Alireza
MOTTARD, Audrey
NATUIK, Shannon Allison
MOHAMED MYDEEN, Mohamed Firdaus
MOU, Benjamin
NAUMAN, Saima
MOHAMED, Adel
MOUSA AHMADI, Elaheh
NAVAID, Fouzia
MOHAMED, Mahmod
MUELLER, Sarah
NAVAJAS, Eduardo Vitor
MOHAMED, Sarab
MUHAMMAD, Mustafa
NAZ, Sughra
MOHAMMAD-ALI, Wafa
MUHSIN, Munir
NAZMY, Ragai Michel Elyas
MOHAMMED, Fateh
MUKERJI, Amit
NEAMATALLA, Sameh Nabil Shafik
MOHAMMED, Samah
MUKHIDA, Alia
NEEDHAM, Craig John
MOHAMMED, Warkaa
MUKIIBI, Kiwanuka Herbert
NEELAKANT, Harish Kumar
MOHAMMED, Zaid M.
MUKTY, Mahmuda Akter
NEJAD GHAFFAR, Shahrokh
MOHSEN, Yosra Mohamed Kamel Mo-
MULCHEY, Kimberley
NEKOUI, Alireza
hamed
MULLAN, Erin Marie
NEL, Johann Wickus
MOHYDEEN, Shwan Sharaf D.
MULLIN, Stephanie Erin
NEMISH, Ulyana
MOJTAHEDZADEH, Aghdas
MUNK, Roni
NEPON, Joshua
MOK, Leo Ka Ho
MUNU, Ibrahim Sallieu
NETHIRA SIGAMANI, Dinesh
MOLNAR, Amber October
MURJI, Sheila Salim
NEUFELD, Christina Ruth
MONDIN, Robert Michael
MURPHY, Elana Anne
NEUMANN, Timothy Andrew
MURRIN-SCHULER, Jane
NG, Denise Wai-Man
MUSA, Khalid Mohamed Saud Khalid
NG, Karen Wing-Kam
MONG, Irene Eugene
MONGEON, Mikael
MONK, Julie
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NABAI, Payman
NG, Roger Kin Chee
MONROY RODRIGUEZ, Fanny Rocio
NACCACHE, Maya Zina
NGUYEN, Adele
MONTAGUE, Michael
NADEAU, Pierre-Louis
NGUYÊN, Hông Châu
MONTEIRO, Eric Anthony
NADEAU, Samuel
NGUYEN, Martin Minh Man
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NGUYEN, Nam Phuong Julie
O’MALLEY, Kathleen J.
PARADIS, Josée Anne
NGUYEN, Olivier
O’NEILL, Brian Rolph
PARBHAKAR, Samir Rajan
NGUYEN, Quang-Liem
OOI, Cara Lianne
PARENT, Marcel Patrice Fernand
NGUYEN, Tram
OOMMEN, Tania Anne
PARFITT, Elizabeth Charis Taylor
NICHOLLS, Fred
ORENMAN, Rimma
PARIS, Raphaël Francois
NICHOLS, Robert Bertram
ORTIZ-DOMINGUEZ, Tania Abigail
PARK, Grace C.
NICHOLSON, Naomi Louise
OSAGIE, Ofure Elsie
PARKER, Kristy Alayne
NICKAS, Savoula
OSEI-BONSU, Adelaide
PARKINSON, Matthew Ramcharan
NICOLAS, Hanna
OSILI, Maed
PARNANDI, Vandana Nikhila
NICOLAS, Marjolaine
OSKIN, Oleg
PARPIA, Abdul Kadar
NICOLAU-TOULOUSE, Vanessa
OSMAN, Ebtihal
PARTLOVA, Hana
NIJJAR, Aman Preet
OSORO, Beatrice Kwamboka
PARTYKA, Joseph William
NJOKU, Chinyere Helen
OSTERMAN, Mélanie Brochu
PARVEZ, Naeem
NOISEUX, Emilie
OU, Sopheap
PASH, Joel Sidney
NOLAN, Kathleen
OUAHED, Jodie Deborah
PATEL, Kaleena Pravin
NOLET-LÉVESQUE, Philippe
OUATTARA, Yenadounou Jean-Marc
PATEL, Neesha
NOONAN, Krista Lee
OUELLET, Christine
PATEL, Sanjay J.
NOPPERS, Willem Henri
OUELLET, Isabelle
PATOCKA, Catherine
NORRIE, Deborah Lynn
OUELLET-PELLETIER, Julie
PATRICK, Jody Lynn
NORRIS, Robin
OUELLETTE, Chantal
PATRIQUIN, Christopher Jordan
NOSEWORTHY, Diana Elizabeth Luther
OWENS, Leanne
PATRUS, Bashar Hanna
NOUCH, Susan
OYAMA, Sonnie Ebinda
PATTERSON, David William
NOUH, Thamer Adnan
OYEWUMI, Lamide
PATTON, Daniel
NOUJAIM, Jonathan Christopher
OZERKAN, Ebru
PAUL, Ashis Kumar
OZGOLI, Majid
PAULIN, Heidi Leeanne
PABBIES, Ashesh Kamell
PAULSON, Angela Dawn
PACHECO BLANDINO, Ivan Ivan
PAWLOWSKA, Monika
PADHI, Shovita
PAWLUK, Keith James
NOURI, Faeze
NOURIAN, Pejman
O
NOWODWORSKI, Dorota
NUGENT, Zoe Sara
OBAL, Janis Genia
P
PADOIN, Cintia Vontobel
PEARL, Justine Diane
OBAYASHI, Jeffery Toshiharu
PADRON CASTILLO, Oswaldo Enrique
PEBANE, Motlobeng Donald
OBEMBE, Olufolajimi Olurotimi
PAHUTA, Markian Andrew
PECJAK, Dana Christine
OBERLEITNER, Barry Heinrich
PALANIVELU, Parameswaran
PEDNEAULT, Janie
O’BYRNE, Michael Riley
PALMER, Jessica
PEDNEAULT, Mélodie
O’CONNOR, Hélène Lise
PALUMBO, Andrea
PEEBLES, Erin Rachelle
O’DONNELL, James-Peter
PALUMBO, Michel
PEER, Ihsaan Cassim
ODUWOLE, Kayode Olajide
PAN, Andy
PELIPYAGINA, Tetyana
OGAICK, Maurice
PANCZUK, Julia
PELLERIN, Marie-Pierre
OHENE-DARKOH, Charles Ayensu
PANG, Gar-Yan Hannah
PELLETIER, Anne-Marie
OKAN, Denis
PANJU, Mohamed
PELLETIER, Joannie
O’KEEFE, Andrew William James
PANTAIA, Daniela
PELLIGRA, Gustavo
OKOLI, Chukwuemeka Vincent
PAPADOPOULOS, Yousef Gregory
PELLY, Lorine P.
OLASOKO, Stephen Adejare
PAPIC, Ognjen
PENHALE, Shona Marie Louise
O’LEARY, Jenny
PAPISH, Andriyka Lydia Maria
PENNER, Kristy
OLEJAROVA, Emilia
PAQUET, Benoit
PENNER, Melanie
OLIAEI, Alireza
PÂQUET, Mariane
PÉPIN DUBOIS, Yanek
OLURIN, Olubunmi Iyabo
PAQUETTE, Christina Mary
PÉPIN, Marie-Eve
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PEPPLE, Kudirat Folake
POULIN, Ariane
RAI, Pardeep
PERERA, Ambalangoda Gurunnanselage
POULIN, Brett Wesley
RAJABIEH SHAYAN, Yasaman
Anusha Renu
POULIN, Ginette
RAJESAN, Ratheishan
PERERA, Kanjana Sasipriya
POULIN, Michael
RAJGURU, Manjulata
PEREZ, Barbara
POULIN-HARNOIS, Christelle
RAKEM, Jamal Ali
PERKES, Christopher Paul
POURVALI, Reza
RAM, John R.
PERLIS, Nathan
PRAJAPATI, Vimal Hasmukh
RAMADAN, Abdul-Nasser Jabbar
PERREAULT-SAMSON, Myriam
PRECIOUS, Bruce
RAMADAN, Khaled Masry Alhadi
PERRON-CÔTÉ, Anne-Louise
PREHOGAN, Ilana Casey
RAMAIAH, Manini Nelavagilu
PETERS, Zachary John
PREISMAN, Mary
RAMJEESINGH, Ravi Avinash
PETERSON, Daniel Ron
PRETORIUS, Juan-Marco
RAMJI, Noor Nizar Walji
PETI, Nicholas Andrew
PRETORIUS, Lennard
RAMPERSAD, Penelope Phulmatee
PETRAR, Steven Daniel
PREWAL, Hardeep Kaur
RANA, Punam
PETRIW, Raissa Anna
PRINS, Johannes
RANCOURT, Anne-Sophie
PHAM, Marie-Thérèse Tam-Quyen
PRIVÉ, Annie-Claude
RANDHAWA, Roop
PHAM, Minh Trang
PROFOR, Maria Luiza
RANGANATHAN, Meenatchi
PHILLIPS, David Brent
PROTACIO, Ruelito S.
RANGER, Mélissa
PHILLIPS, Jennifer Myfanwy
PULLE, Garret Francis
RANJI, Mostafa
PHILLIPS, Michael Larry
PULMAN, Katherine Jane
RASMUSSEN, Derek Jack
PICARD, Audrey Estelle
PUN, Jochebed Jolie
RASOULI, Mahta
PICKERING, Christine Marie
PUN, Shawn
RASTI, Mandana
PIETERSE, Werner
PUOPOLO, Laura Katherine
RASTIKERDAR, Ali
PIETTE, Eric
PURDY, Jennifer Lynn
RASTIKERDAR, Elham
PILLO, Lisa
PUZIO, Adam
RATH, Susan
QIAN, Xin Ya
RATNASINGAM, Ranjith Kumar
QIN, Jing
RATTAN, Nitasha
QUATEEN, Ahmed Salem
RATUSHNY, Jeffrey Vance
QUEVILLON, Nadine
RAUT, Abhishek
PITEAU, Shalea
QUINN, Fiona S.
RAUW, Jennifer Marie
PLAMONDON, Marie-Jo
QUINTY, Julien
RAVAGHI, Monam
PLANTE, Jeffrey Lloyde
QURESHI, Bilquis
RAVANI, Shirin
PLOURDE, Benoit
QURESHI, Sameer
RAVI, Bheeshma
PLOURDE, Marc-Emile
QURESHY, Kaiser Ahmad
RAWAL, Punam
RA, Greta
RAWOF, Salma
RABAN, Roshan
RAWOOF, Ragad Hanna
RACHER, Laine Megan
RAY, Reema
PINARD, Louis-Gabriel
PINARD, Philippe
PINKOSKI, Craig Alexander
PIPER, Gabriel Toupin
POIRIER, Catherine
POIRIER, Justin Pierre
POISSON, Mireille
POLANI, Adnann Salim
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RACZ, Jennifer Michele
RAYAR, Anusha Dayani
POLIQUIN, Philippe Guillaume
RADDATZ, Eric
RAYAR, Meera Sharini
POLIQUIN, Vanessa
RADIC, Julia Anne Elisabeth
REBICK, Gabriel
POOLE, Robert Trevor
RADIGAN, Jordan
RECSKY, Magdalena Anna
POPAT, Nooreen
RADINA, Maria
REDDY, Devan
POPESCU, Constantin Radu
RADULESCU, Mihail
REDDY, Shalini
POPOVA, Margarita
RAGHAVAN, Rashmi
REDEL, Lioba
PORLIER, Caroline
RAHAL, Kamaljit
REDGATE, Lauren
POTAPOV, Anna
RAHMAN, K. M. Anisur
REDWAN, Hani
POTGIETER, Petrus Dirk
RAHMDEL, Behnam
REHAN, Fouzia
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REHMAN, Habib Ur
ROLL, James Evan
RYSBERGEN, Jacobus Johannes Froneman
REHMAN, Waseema
ROMAIN DÉSIRÉ, Marie Nise
SA, Ah Young Grace
REHMAN, Yasir
ROMAN, Miriam Adolphe Wadie
SAAD, Mokhles Fathla Abou El Zun
REHSIA, Sabeer Singh
ROMANOWSKI, Andrew John
SABA, Thomas
REID, James Douglas
ROMEY, Juliyana
SABANATHAN, Sayanthan
REIMER, Gregory Andrew
RONG, Rong
SABAPATHY, David
REIMER, Jocelyn-Nicole
ROODT, Johann
SABHANEY, Vikram Jagmohan
RENAUD, Monique
ROOS, Henk de Jager
SABZI MOBARAKEH, Afshin
REWA, Oleksa
ROSENBERG, Lara May
SACEVICH, Nathan Lee
REXTIN, Gulrukh
ROSS, Jessica Nicole
SACHDEVA, Ashok
REYNOLDS, Megan
ROSSI, Carlo
SADASHIVA, Ramya
REZA, Erona
ROUMAIN, Marie Hélène Chloé
SADIKOV, Evgeny
REZANSOFF, Alexander James
ROUSSEAU-GAGNON, Mathieu
SADIQ, Ammara Imtiaz
RHEAULT, Philippe
ROUSSEAU-NEPTON, Isabelle
SAFAKISH KASHANIFARD, Kyarash
RHÉAUME, Maxime
ROUSSEL, Simon
SAFFARI, Hamideh
RHÉAUME-LANOIE, Julien
ROUSSEL-CANUEL, Amélie
SAHI, Kamaldeep Singh
RICHARD, Isabelle
ROUSSEL-JOBIN, Aude
SAHIHOLNASAB, Seyed Vahid
RICHARD, Lise Marie
ROUSSY, Marie-Christine
SAILLANT, Catherine
RICHARD, Patrick
ROUSTAN DELATOUR, Nicolas
SAINI, Vijay
RICHARD-DENIS, Andréane
ROWE, Gillian MacLean
SAJJADY, Golmehr
RICHARDS, Michael David
ROWICKA, Monika Magdalena
SAKLA, Mary Sharl Shukry
RICHER-SÉGUIN, Emilie
ROY, Anita
SALAMA, Arielle
RIGLEY, Joseph Kenneth
ROY, Anvesh
SALEM, Wesam
RINFRET, Joanie
ROY, Christine
SALIB, Wagdi William Megally
RINGER, Melissa
ROY, Jocelyn
SALIBA, Cynthia
RINGROSE, Heather MacGregor
ROY, Joey Simon
SALIM, Reem
RIOLO, Giovanna
ROY, Katie
SALMASI, Ghazal
RIOUX, Caroline
ROY, Lucie
SAM, Jonathan Chun Ming
RIPLEY, Michael David
ROY, Manonita
SAMANTA, Ratna
RITCHIE, Hendrica Leslie
ROY, Mélodie
SAMII, Leyla
RIVERA, Karen Alexandra
ROY-DESRUISSEAUX, Jessika
SAMOIL, Mary Fouad Sadek
RIVERIN, Karine
ROZENBERG, Dmitry
SAMONTE, Armand
RIYAT, Sharanjit
RUDOFSKY, Rebecca
SAMPSON, Jeffrey Andrew Somerset
ROBERGE, Laurence
RUDOVICS, Andrejs
SAMRAI, Gurinder
ROBERT, Marie-Claude
RUKHOLM, Gavin Arne
SAMUELS, Lewis
ROBERTS, Andrew David Wallace
RUSEN, Jamie Leon
SANCHO, Frédéric Olivier
ROBERTS, Kris Albert
RUSH, Carolina Ana Estefania
SANDHU, Naveen Singh
ROBICHAUD, Annie
RUSSELL, Kent Robert
SANDHU, Preena Simritpreet
ROBICHAUD, Martine
RUSTAD, Jennifer Anne
SANDS, Noah Benjamin
ROBICHAUD, Monique Mary
RYAN, Christopher Gerard
SANT, Nadia Prema
ROBILLARD, Julie
RYAN, John David
SARAFANOVA, Irina
ROBINETTE, Mylène
RYAN, Michael Eric
SASANI, Najat
ROCKWELL, Helen Audrey
RYBAK, Iouri
SATHIAMOORTHY, Marutha
RODAN, Lance Harrington
RYCKMAN, Julie
SATKUNASIVAM, Nagarajeshwaran
RODRIGUE, Vincent
RYDZ, David
SAUMART-DUFOUR, Nicolas
RODRIGUE, Xavier
RYGLEWICZ, Borys Jan
SAUNDERS, James Thomas William
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SHAH, Jai
SIDDIQI, Ferhan Sulaiman
SAVAGE, Luke Calvin
SHAH, Rita
SIDDIQI, Nilofar
SAVARD-WOODS, Marie-Catherine
SHAH, Sachin
SIDDIQUE, Sadaf
SAVOIE, Simon-Pierre
SHAH, Sundeep
SIDDIQUI, Farhat
SAWIRES, Lydia Yacoub Issac
SHAHBAZ, Muhammad
SIDDIQUI, Ghazanfar
SAWISKY, Grant Ross
SHAHIDEH, Mehdi
SIDDIQUI, Sanam Fatema
SAWYER, Sarah Lynn
SHAHIDI, Mariam
SIDHU, Amandeep Kaur
SAXENA, Shiv Kumar
SHAKIBNIA, Lillian
SIDHU, Kanwarinder
SAXON, P. Michele
SHALAN AL-GAZI, Mohanad
SIDHU, Mandeep Kaur
SAYANI, Ali
SHALISH, Wissam
SIDHU, Naveenpaul Kaur
SCATLIFF, Robert
SHAMJI, Colleen M.
SIDKY, Renee Ramzy
SCHAEFER, Hans David
SHANMUGANATHAN, Hareishun
SILVER, Janine
SCHECTER, Danial
SHARDA, Rajan Kumar
SILVER, Samuel
SCHENDEL, Steven
SHAREEF, Raghad
SILVESTER, Jocelyn Anne
SCHLOSSER, Alexandra
SHARESTAN, Jean
SIMMONDS, Andrea Caroline
SCHNEIDER, Christopher
SHARIEFF, Waseem
SINCLAIR, Jennifer Diane
SCHNEIDER, Prism
SHARIF, Omar
SINGER, Oskar
SCHONFELD, Deborah
SHARMA, Anil Ratan
SINGH, Harmanjit
SCHRAM, Carrie Ann
SHARMA, Anita
SINGH, Robinder
SCHREWE, Brett Michael
SHARMA, Anjali
SINGH, Ruby
SCHURTER, Melissa Lynne
SHARMA, Monika
SINGH, Tajinder Pal
SCHWARTZ, Amanda Eva
SHAWN, Ilana Heather
SINHA, Neelu
SCHWARTZ, Jacqueline Rachel
SHAYESTEH ALAM, Maryam
SIRIANNI, Faye Elaine
SCHWARTZ, Jillian Marie
SHCHERBATYKH, Ivan Yurievich
SIROIS-GIGUÈRE, Élise
SCOTT, Stephanie Anne
SHEDLETZKY, Carolyn
SISSONS, Joy Louise
SCOVIL, Susan
SHEHATA, Ramez Samir Hanna
SITHAMPARANATHAN, Karthika
SEA, Jason Cheng-En
SHEIKH, Adeel
SIU, Henry Yu-Hin
SEATON, Carl Alton
SHEIKH, Fouzia
SIVANANTHAN, Praveena
SECULIN, Anca
SHEMESH, Tzaly
SIYIH, Mahysin
SEDOVA, Marina Stanislavovna
SHEN, Xiou Seeger
SKELTON, Teresa Margaret
SEHGAL, Tarun
SHENDEREY, Alexander
SKENDAJ, Evis
SEKHON, Mypinder Singh
SHEPPARD, Gillian Ann
SKINN, Andrew
SELLAH, Djaouida
SHEPPARD, Scott
SKOBKAREVA, Svetlana
SEMENIUK, Ross Charlton
SHETH, Hinal
SLANEY, M. C. Natalie
SEMENOV, Igor
SHIFF, Dori
SLATAROFF, Youssef Adel
SEMSAR, Alireza
SHIRKOOL, Koorosh
SLATER, Jennifer Liane
SENEVIRATNE, Priyanthie Geethamalie
SHIRREFF, Lindsay
SLATTER, Carrie Anne Blakey
SENFT, Riley Christopher Roderick
SHIVAKUMAR, Kuppuswami
SLOW, Elizabeth Jane
SENNIK, Serena
SHOICHET, Martin James
SMART, Victoria Marie Sinclair
SEPEHRI, Vahid
SHORT, Ryan Keith
SMATANOVA, Dagmar
SERWADDA, Rosemary Catherine
SHOUMAN, Yaser
SMILOVICI, Brian
Mirembe
SHOUSH, Suzanne
SMITH, Alexa Jane
SETHI, Berjinder
SHRIHA, Ayman
SMITH, Andrew Paul
SETHI, Monica
SHUSTIK, Jesse
SMITH, Anna Jane
SETO, Gordon Wai Jun
SIAFA, Karima
SMITH, Christopher Norman Charles
SHAARBAF, Raid Hikmat
SIBLEY, Stephanie
SMITH, Corné Stephanus
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STANLEY, Katherine Sigrun
SYLVESTRE, Pierre Alexandre
SMITH, Heather Lynne
STARNINO, Tara Ann
SZCZEPANIK, Dorota Maria
SMITH, Lauren
STEPHENSON, Michael Colin
SZETO, Michael Warren
SMITH, Patricia Lee
STEVENS, Laci
SZOBOTA, Luke Andrew
SMITH, Riley Allyson Love
STEWART, Michael James
SZTRAMKO, Richard William Kazimierz
SMITH, Ryan Sinclair
STEWART, Tara Lynn
SZYMANSKA, Aleksandra
SMITH, Sarah Jane
ST-HILAIRE, Michel
TABAH, Meryl Alexis
SMITH, Scott Douglas
STIELL, Andrew Pettigrew
TABOR, Thomas Kyle
SMITH, Scott Thomas
STIGLICK, Amanda Jennifer
TADROS, Rafik
SMYTH, Lisa Lynn
STIMPSON, Rochelle Louisa-May
TADWALKAR, Sayali
SNEATH, Jason
ST-PIERRE, Katie
TAGHAVI, Reza
SNELGROVE, Tara Amanda
STRASBERG, Michelle
TAGHAVI, Seyed Alireza
SNYMAN, Adam Johannes
STRASBURG, Kate
TAHERI ANARAKI, Atousa
SOBOLEV, Igor
STRAUSS, Matthew Steven
TAHERI, Amir Yousef
SODHI, Vijay Kumar
STROESCU, Daniela Violeta
TAHIRI HASSANI, Youssef
SOHI, Davedeep Singh
STRUTHERS, Colin Nuttall
TAHIRI JOUTEI HASSANI, Rachid
SOHN, Young Sang
STRYDOM, Henriette
TALBALLA, Hala
SOJAT, Alexander Juraj
SUAREZ, Maria Isabel Diviña Tabije
TALEB, Nadine
SOKAR-TODD, Hanan
SUBRAMANIAN, Geetha
TALSKY, Mark Aaron
SOLIMAN, Nancy
SUBZWARI, Sayed Salman Ali
TALWAR, Shalin
SOLLAZZO, David Jeffrey
SULLIVAN, Peter John
TAM, Genevieve
SOLMUNDSON, Kara Patricia
SULPHER, Jeffrey Allen
TAM, Julian Siuhong
SOMAL, Kirandeep
SULTANA, Razia
TAMARKINA, Elena
SOMMERFREUND, Rafi David
SUMAN BITHI, Shahina
TAMAYO ESTRADA, Catalina Maria
SOMOGYI, Ron
SUMBRIA, Bipan
TAMJEEDI, Bahar
SONG, Christine
SUN, Christopher Kejian
TAN, Anna Lizelle Santos
SONG, Howard Ha-Il
SUN, Louise Ying Pw
TAN, Christopher You Keng
SONNICHSEN, David
SUN, Ping
TAN, Melissa Cheng Yeng
SOO, Stephanie May-Yin
SUN, Yichun
TANCON, Scott MacKenzie Albert
SOOKNANAN, Avita
SUNDARARAJAN, Kanchanamala
TANG, Karen Lik Ka
SOPER, Lana Marie
SUNDER, Ravi Kumar Bhutani
TANG, Keith Yu Kit
SORENSEN, Kyla Marie
SUPPES, Robert
TANG, Vivien Shue Wei
SOUCY, Geneviève
SURI, Megha
TANGRI, Vikram
SOUSTER, Matthew David Earle
SURYANARAYAN, Deepa
TANGUAY-RENAUD, Catherine
SPACEK, Katerina Bianca
SUSIL, Monica Hana
TANUSEPUTRO, Peter
SPARROW, Andrew Keith
SUTEDJO, Juwono Lindawati
TARAKJI, Ahmad Raed
SPAZIANO, Marco
SUTHERLAND, Christy Irene
TARDIF, Alexia Mariane
SPERKA, Jana
SUTHERLAND, William Edward
TAUNTON, Kristen
SPITHOFF, Daren
SWAMINATHAN, Sunita
TAUQIR, Syeda Naghmana
SRIKANTHAN, Amirrtha
SWANEPOEL, Abraham Christoffel
TAY, Keng Yeow
SRINIVAS, Coimbatore Vasudevamoorthy
Johannes
TAYLOR, Allan James
SRINIVASAN, Ganesh
SWANN, Lauren Elizabeth
TAYLOR, David Gerard
SROUR, Line
SWART, Pieter Daniël
TAYLOR, Geneviève
STACHIW, Danielle
SWART, Werner
TAYLOR, Suzanne Eva Maria
STACHOWICZ, Tyler
SYED, Atyab Abbas Naqvi
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STALDER, Marc
SYED, Nida Shaheen
TEICHMAN, Joshua
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TOURIAN, Leon
TUTINO, Roberto
TENG, Lilly C.
TOUSIGNANT, Michelle Marie
TUVEL, Brandon
TEPLITSKY, Yoella
TRAM, Carolyn Quyen Ngoc
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TERRIFF, David Laurence
TRAN, A. T. Kim
TYLER, Kevin Michael
TERRONE, Donato
TRAN, Anh
TZAKAS, Peter
TÉTREAULT-DESLANDES, Mariève
TRAN, Anthony Loi
TZEROVSKA, Rayka Ivanova
THAMBIRAJ, Joshua Rajaram
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UDDIN, Fatima
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UDOVYCHENKO, Igor
THEMAN, Kirstin
TRAN, Thai Hoa
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THÉRIAULT, Benoit
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THÉRIAULT, Maryse
TRATCH, Alexandre
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TRATTNER, Raquel
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THERRIEN, Guenièvre
TREBICHAVSKY, Josée
UTIGARD, Dale Kenneth
THIBAULT, Isabelle
TREMBLAY GONTHIER, Elise
UWABOR, Wisdom Osemeke
THIBAULT, Véronic
TREMBLAY ST-GERMAIN, Amélie
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THIBEAULT, Marie-Hélène
TREMBLAY, Emmanuel
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THIBODEAU, Elise
TREMBLAY, Florence
UZOHO, Festus Onubuogu
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TREMBLAY, Geneviève
VACHON, Jessica
THIESSEN, Maclean
TREMBLAY, Jill
VAIDYANATHAN, Sammy
THOMAS, Jennifer E.
TREMBLAY, Stéphanie
VAILLANCOURT, Samuel
THOMASSIN, Noreen Marie-Claire
TREMBLAY-LAROCHE, Dave
VAKILIAN, Siavosh
THOMPSON, Bridget
TREMBLAY-PAQUET, Sophie
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THORNELOE, Barry George
TRÉPANIER, Pascale
VALEEVA, Liliya Ilyasovna
THOTTUNGAL, James Jacob
TRÉPANIER, Stéphane
VALERIO, Jason
THOUIN, Nicolas
TRIER, Jessica Marie
VALEV, Boris
THWALA, Andrea Bongani
TRUCHON, Valéry
VALLIÈRES, Emilie
TIFFNEY, Jennifer
TRUDEAU, Jacqueline D.
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TIHADI, Khadija
TRUEMAN, Karen Elisabeth
VAN DEN HEEVER, Zacharias Andreas
TIISLAR, Milvi Katrin
TSAI, Brian Ping-Hung
Neethling
TILLEY, Stephen Earl
TSANG, Bonnie
VAN DER ROSS, Richard Ralph
TIMKO, Julie B.
TSANG, James Frederick
VAN DER WALT, Sarel Jacobus
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TSANG, Monica Chiu Wen
VAN DER WART, Adriaan Dirk
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TSE, Bun Suen
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TSE, Darren Chun Yin
Quintin
TODOROV, Krasimir Georgiev
TSE, Janet Lok-Yan
VAN DEVENTER, Tharine
TOEG, Abraham
TSE, Yvonne Yee Wun
VAN HEERDEN, Martha Maria
TOEWS, Adam
TSOI, Kim
VAN SCHALKWYK, Tharina Michelle
TOFAN, Claudia
TSOUKAS, Michael
VAN TONDER, Cornelius Petrus
TOMA, Warda
TUNG, Amy Shiu Lai
VAN TONGEREN, Lindsay Susan
TOMAN, Melanie
TUONG, Betty
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TONG, Jennifer
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VAN VLIET, Meghan
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TURKO, Ekaterina
VAN ZYL, Charles
TORRES JIMENEZ, Monica
TURNER, François
VANDEGRIEND, Richard Allen
TORRIE, Julie Corinne
TURNER, Jodie Renee
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TURQUI, Farida
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TOUCHETTE, Jean Sebastien
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VASUDEV, Pooja
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WONG, Garway
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WONG, Janice
VEILLEUX, Caroline
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WARDEN, Sarah Kathryn
WONG, Siu Hung
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VERDUYN, Robin
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VERGIDIS, Joanna
WASSERMAN, David
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VERMAAK, Sonja Mary
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VIAU, Alexandre
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VILLENEUVE, Etienne
WEINSTEIN, Julie Lynne
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VILLENEUVE, Pierre-Marc
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WYNN, Kathryn
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WESSELS, Wynand
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WACHTEL, Sean Lawrence
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YAHIA CHERIF, Dallel
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WAGNER, Susan Grace
WIEDMEYER, Heather Mei-ling
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YARASCAVITCH, Blake Arden
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WILLIAMS, Cathy Lee
YASHPAL, Nina
WALLER, Julian Ronald Lee
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YATSCOFF, Michael Adam
WALTERS, Anupam
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YAZDANI, Arash
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WINOCOUR, Julian
YAZER, Murray Samuel
WANG, Bing
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YUDIN, Jovana
YUNG, Lee
ZACARIAS, Nancy
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ZAREBA, Piotr
ZAREMBA, Ewelina
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ZEHRA, Syeda Sarwat
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ZEVIN, Boris
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