April 2011
THE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE
Dear Parents and Students
As we approach mid-semester, North Park is as lively as can be. Students are busy writing mid term
assignments, and preparing for major tests. There is a substantial amount of academic pressure for all as the mid
term reports come on April 21st. In particular, we congratulate all of our Grade 10 students who completed the
Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test on March 31st, and wish our senior students well as their mid term
marks are submitted to colleges and universities for admission consideration.
All students and parents are encouraged to visit our informative website at: northparkvikings.ca.
The site is being used to update information about school news and events that are important to students and
staff. The site is being used more and more by students to channel them in to school activities such as option
selections, class work, academic and career planning, class blogs, etc. We hope to continue making this site an
easy and functional "one click" entry to the school. Please see the web site for Summer School Information,
Student Web (tracking diploma status, current course selections for September 2011, attendance) Parent Web
(student attendance, parent information) and Making My Way (student planning / Guidance). Let us know if
there are other links you would like added to the site.
Finally, please be sure to scan the website for news on school activities, pictures and upcoming events. In
particular, we wish our DECA team well in Orlando, our IBT students in Washington, and encourage all of our
students to contribute to our fun filled Relay for Life as we hope to raise over $20,000 for cancer research.
Yours sincerely,
P. Geale
Principal
SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS AND ACTIVITIES
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DATES TO REMEMBER
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April 11-21
Education Weeks
April 21
Mid-Term Reports
April 21
School Advisory Council
May 3
OSAP Seminar
May 9
P.A. Day
May 23
Victoria Day Holiday
May 26
School Advisory Council 7:00
June 1
Music Night
June 2
Grad Breakfast
June 3
Activities Banquet
June 10
Grad Formal
June 21-27
*June Examinations
June 30
Report Cards picked up at the
school (9:30-10:30 A.M. ONLY;
enjoyed the various games that took place
throughout the afternoon. An ipad2 was given as a
grand prize and the intent of this prize donation is to
start promoting the emergence of technology in
reading. We are looking forward to running this
event again next year!
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND
TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
The IBT Admissions Committee has been busy in
February and March sorting through more than 600
applications to the IBT program for entry to North
Park in September. A committee of five
experienced IBT teachers carefully examined all
applications over a span of three days. We have
admitted nearly 180 students to the IBT program for
next year – enough for six full grade 9 homerooms.
We look forward to meeting our new group of IBT
students in September. For current IBT students,
May brings our Senior IBT Retreat. We will invite
grade 12 IBT students to an ‘off campus’ event for a
day to acknowledge their achievement in
completing four years of the IBT program, and to
hear talks given by prominent leaders in the local,
national, and international business community.
Finally, for all IBT students, portfolio evaluations
will take place from May 17 to May 20. This is an
important part of the IBT program requirements,
and more information will be provided in the near
future on our school website at northparkvikings.ca.
Exam Review 10:30 – 11:00 A.M.)
* Please note that final examinations are
compulsory in each course as prescribed by the
Ministry of Education. Students’ summer plans are
to be made outside of these dates as examinations
will not be rescheduled. Medical exemptions
should be supported by a medical certificate.
SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL
Our next meeting is Thursday, May 26, 2011 at 7:00
p.m. in the Library.
LITERACY
On March 31st, all grade 10 students and previously
eligible students wrote the Ontario Secondary
School Literacy Test. Results will be made public
at the end of the school year. If a student is
unsuccessful for a second time, it is strongly
recommended that they enroll in the Ontario
Secondary School Literacy Course (OSSLC).
On March 8th, 80 students were involved in a
Readathon which promoted reading for pleasure.
The students enjoyed a guest speaker who
specialized in writing graphic novels and also
NOTES FROM GUIDANCE
2011-2012 Course Verification
The option selection process ended at the end of
February and we have processed the initial course
cancellations. Course verification forms are
included in this report card for the 2011-2012
school year. You are invited to review your child's
selection, make any changes by crossing out the
course to be deleted and adding the changes directly
onto the sheet. As many of our courses are currently
full, you are encouraged to check with Guidance
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prior to submission of requested changes. These
changes are to be delivered to Guidance by April
30th, 2011.
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Summer School
Summer School registration will begin on Monday,
May 2nd, 2011 with information about locations
and courses being released in late April. This year,
Summer School goes from July 6th to August 5th
from 8:30 am to 1:30pm. Careers & Civics courses
as well as 'make up courses' go for 10 days from
July 6th to July 20th or July 21st to August 5th.
Students will once again be using the online webentry sign-up system – the same one as they used
for the course selection process. Students are
encouraged to register early as the spaces available
fill up quickly.
Brampton Summer School locations for 2011
include: Central Peel, Fletcher's Meadow, Harold
Brathwaite, Heart Lake, Sandalwood Heights and
Turner Fenton (North) Secondary schools
Things to keep in mind about Summer School:
• Students may only take ONE Summer
School credit or two half Summer School
credits whether online or in class.
• Students must be prepared to allocate a
sufficient amount of time to homework.
• Textbooks are supplied to students.
• Make up credits for grades 9 to 12 are
based on 55 hours and are open to students
who have completed the same course during
the regular school year, but they either have
• not obtained a passing grade on their final
report card or wish to improve their mark. A
minimum mark of 40% must have been
achieved in the course during the regular
school year.
• New credits for grades 10 to 12 are 110
hours plus time to complete homework.
• Online courses are available for grades 10 to
12. Students are expected to attend an
orientation at the beginning of the course.
Registration is accepted on a first-come
first-served basis.
Course fees will be announced shortly
(usually about $25.00).
Scholarship & Bursaries
Scholarship information is available through the
Guidance Office. The Peel District School Board
also has scholarship and bursary information at
www.peelschools.org (click on Student Stuff to get
to that page and then scroll down to Scholarships
and Bursaries – on the right side of the page). Other
scholarship websites include
www.scholarshipscanada.com ,
www.studentawards.com , and
www.studentscholarships.org . Deadlines for
applying differ among scholarships and most are
approaching rapidly. OSAP information is expected
to be released at the beginning of May. Listen for
announcements.
OSAP Seminar
Our annual OSAP seminar will be held on Tuesday,
May 3rd during period 5 in the library for students
who have applied to post-secondary education.
Students will need to sign up for this seminar in
Guidance closer to the date.
ART DEPARTMENT
The Art Department hosted their Art show
Thursday April 7th in the North Park Library. The
event was organized by the Grade 12 Visual Arts
Class and was supervised by Mr. Chilton. The show
featured the works of the graduating class and was
augmented with works from the Arts and Crafts
Class, the Grade 11's and several promising Junior
artists. Thanks go out to Margaret Suk, Soumya
Saini, Fatima Adam, Wara Kazim, Harleen Gill, Jay
Gill, Manmeet Chaudry and Jennifer Bothwell for
all their hard work
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CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION
Semester 2 students in co-op are now at the halfway
point in their placements. On May 13, they will be
displaying their career fair boards in the commons
area of the school for all staff and students to see.
Some of the placements our students have been
working in this semester include Canadian Armed
Forces, Canadian Tire, Brampton Golf Club, City of
Brampton, Canadian Rail, Future Shop, Level 2
Salon, Northwest Lexus, Chinguacousy Wellness
Centre, Greek Symposion, Boston Pizza, Montana's,
Rona and West Mark Truck.
Did you know that 2 co-operative education
credits can now be counted toward your 18
compulsory credits? If you would like more
information regarding the co-op program, you can
contact one of the co-op teachers (Mr. Moniz or
Mrs. Upenieks) at (905) 456-1906, ext. 419 or your
son/daughter's guidance counsellor.
PLAYSCHOOL
The Playschool has had a great start in semester
two. We are happy to welcome most of our little
ones from first semester back and have had a few
new friends join. Our new set of student-teachers
are working diligently, always demonstrating our
core values, Love, Respect and Responsibility.
They have taken ownership of the program and are
the reason for its great success.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
On May 20th, our vocal jazz ensemble Abstract will
be travelling to Toronto to compete in the Toronto
Festival of Music. After a silver medal finish at the
regional level, they are hoping for gold at this
national level competition. Best of luck to Mrs.
Johnston and the entire ensemble!
North Park’s Concert Band and Jazz Band will be
participating in the Simcoe County Arts Festival on
April 15 and the Canada’s Wonderland Music
Festival on May 26. Last year at these festivals our
concert and jazz bands earned some of their best
adjudications ever. We look forward to even more
successful performances.
In preparation for these festivals, we will be
working with clinician Colin Clarke for a full day of
intensive practice.
GRAD FORMAL
This year’s Grad Formal “Moonlight Masquerade”
will be held again at the Pearson Convention Centre
on Steeles Avenue in Brampton on Friday, June 10,
2011 from 6:00 – 11: 30 p.m. The $85 ticket
includes: a 4-course meal, a great DJ, a prom gift, a
masquerade mask, a 5 x 7 photo and prizes! Final
ticket sales are on April 18 – 21 where students are
able to pay their remaining balance or buy their
ticket in full. Exact cash and cheques (payable to
North Park S. S.) are accepted.
Graduating students are encouraged to attend this
alcohol and smoke-free event! The Prom
Committee has been hard at work planning this
great event. Please contact Mrs. Massi or Mrs.
Goncalves if you have any questions.
The highlight of North Park’s spring season will be
our Spring Concert on the evening of Wednesday,
June 1 at 7:00 p.m. here at North Park. This concert
will feature our grade nine experienced and senior
classes, the Concert Band, Abstract and the Stage
Band.
All are welcome!
RELAY FOR LIFE
North Park’s Relay for Life is back! This will be
our 4th Relay and we are hoping to raise $30,000.00
for the Canadian Cancer Society.
The 12-hour event will be held on May 6th, 2011 at
North Park. The Opening Ceremony will begin at
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10:00 a.m. and the Luminary Ceremony at 9:00
p.m. will close the day. Teams of 10 will be
participating by walking, jogging or running around
the track. A representative from each team must be
present on the track at all times during the 12 hours.
Staff and students will be contributing their time
and energy to this very worthwhile event. This will
be North Park’s 4th Relay for Life. The total raised
over the past 3 events is over $100,000.00. We are
very proud of our contributions to the Canadian
Cancer Society and their fight to eradicate cancer in
our lifetime.
Please support our efforts by sponsoring a team or a
favourite “walker”. Donations towards the event or
donations to the Canadian Cancer Society are most
welcome!! Visit www.relayforlife.ca/northparkss.
Thanks for YOUR support!
standings rested at 17 wins to 15 losses.
Congratulations; next year promises to be even
more successful! “A” team members: Daniel
Whitten, David Zuniga-Ati, Stephen Nestor,
Matthew Stephenson, Kamaljot Dhaliwal, and
Sayujya Bungay. “B” team members: Raghav
Patel, Leanne Wilton, Nikhile Pankaj Mookherji,
Sujaay Hari Jagannathan, Sujeet Shiva Jagannathan,
Alexander Horvath, and Mena Guirguis.
Intermediate Schoolreach, exclusively for students
in Grades 9 and 10, begin their competition during
April.
YEARBOOK
This year's first ever full-colour yearbook is now at
the printer! There are a few units left to sell. Those
who have not already purchased a yearbook
will have the opportunity to buy one when the
yearbooks are delivered in June. The small number
of available yearbooks will be sold on a first-come
first-served basis.
SAC - STUDENT ACTIVITY COUNCIL
SAC has been busy planning events to wrap up the
2010-2011 school year. In April we hosted Birthday
Day, celebrating the birthday of all North Park
students and staff. We are busy
preparing for Relay for Life on
May 6th, where we will be
hosting a Fun
Fair. Any students interested in
being on the Executive Council for the 2011-2012
school year should listen to the announcements for
election information.
CURLING
This year North Park had 4 curling teams, involving
25 students. Three of the four teams qualified for
the playoffs. Our Senior Boys finished the regular
season in third place in the North Division. They
won their quarter-final game against Loyola 8 – 2,
before losing a tough semi-final game 7 – 6 to
Cardinal Leger.
SCHOOLREACH
Coaches: Mr Imber, Ms Shier
February and March were filled with activity for
North Park’s Senior Trivia Teams of 2011. After
hosting the first tournament, we travelled on to
weekly Round-Robin tournaments at Mayfield,
Heart Lake, Lincoln Alexander, and St. Thomas
Aquinas Secondary Schools, competing against the
best and brightest from high schools in Brampton.
Many, many sharp and diligent students allowed us
to present two teams in the league, whose total final
Our Junior Mixed team finished the regular season
in second place, with only one loss all season. They
advance to the finals, but lost a hard-fought lowscoring game to Mayfield 4 – 2 and had to settle for
the silver medals. Congratulations on a successful
season to Devin Refling, Bethani Sullivan, Philip
Tobin, Tara Reid, Shawn Hardy and Andrew
Wilson.
Our Senior Mixed team had an up and down season,
and finished in third place in the North Division.
They hit their stride in the playoffs, starting with a 6
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– 4 win over Mississauga in the quarter-finals. In
the semi-finals they faced the defending champions
Mount Carmel, and came out on top 5 – 2. In the
finals they had their toughest game of the season,
with the score tied at the end of the regulation 6
ends. The team pulled it out in an extra end to
record a 6 – 5 win over Lorne Park and claim the
gold medal and bring home another trophy for our
trophy case. Congratulations to ROPSSAA
Champions Michaela Shine, Kyle Richardson,
Kayley Langdon, Nikal Sherpa, Trevor Hartman
and David Zuniga-Ati.
JUNIOR & SENIOR AWARDS
North Park held the Junior and Senior Awards Receptions on February 22nd. Students who scored the highest
mark in each subject along with those who received an average of 80% or higher were rewarded with
certificates of achievement. It was a pleasure seeing so many parents join us for the ceremonies and continental
breakfast.
SEMESTER 1 2010-2011 JUNIOR AND SENIOR SUBJECT AWARDS
Anush Agarwal
Suhail Agarwal
Abyaz Ahmed
Hafsa Ahmed
Alison Alderton
Alex Anderson
Christine Anno-Kusi
Nathan Arnold
Sandeep
Arumainayagam
Navjot Aulakh
Tujuanna Austin
Ishandeep Babbar
Sunny Badwal
Harpreet Bains
Vik Bansal
Jocelyn Barr
Jade-Divon Bedward
Brandon Bennai
Haley Bennett
Byron Bertolo
Dhruv Bhalla
Trushal Bharadva
Vikram Bhargav
Akul Bhatt
Ramninder Bindra
Parmveer Bola
Jenny Bothwell
Karanbir Brar
Rohail Butt
Ashton Chambers
Harry Chandrabalan
Matthew Channon
Christopher Charron
Douglas Chau
Varun Chauhan
Aarushi Chugh
Vedran Cockovski
Nathan Cromie
Nathan Damaren
Sehaz Dayal
Parabhjot Deol
Alisha Deonanan
Japjeet Dhaliwal
Gary Dhother
Amal Dirie
Jeffrey Donison
Izza Eirabie
Lucy Feng
Robert FosterDadswell
Rachel Gallant
Gurtej Garcha
Priya Garg
Dikshya Gautam
Harasees Gil
Irvanjit Gill
Katie Gilmore
Abhishek Gogna
Nicole Gumapac
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Angela Gupta
Zahin Hussain
Lorena Ibanez
Nuwani Jasinghe
Laura Jones
Matthew Jourard
Netri Kalra
Rishi Kapadia
Tejal Kapadia
Sarah Kasmani
Ishwarpreet Kaur
Tejnoor Kaur
Holly Kenmire
Saaif Khan
Denny Kiet Hoang
Danika Koloszar
Sukhdeep Kooner
Sanika Kulkarni
Christopher Lehr
Christian Lesmes
SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS AND ACTIVITIES
Daniel Lima
Victor Ly
Mark Mahabir
Raj Mangal
Vamika Mann
Sahil Matani
Mathew McFall
Vrati Mehra
Darshan Mehta
Chloe Miller
Shubham Mistry
Nikhile Mookerji
Jaclyn Mulder
Amy Ngo
Zaineb Nizami
Reenay Pal
Estafanio Palacios
Vishal Panchal
Andrew Peddle
Louis-Claude
Perrault-Carré
Catherine Petschke
Charlie Pham
Rahman Qureshi
Sukrit Rajpal
Kamaldip Ranu
Mike Rattansingh
Devin Refling
Raquel Reid
Nicole Rider
Dhruvdeep Saini
Prabhjot Saini
Soumya Saini
Navine Samaroo
Rachael Scarpelli
Gireesh Seesankar
Kristina Seidel
Laural Seidel
Akash Shah
Alyssa Shah
Amandeep Sidhu
Davina Singh
Jasjit Singh
William Snieder
Harmeet Sohal
Arvinder Sohi
Ghazal Sondhi
Lekha Sriragurajah
Shelby Stuckey
Cherise Taylor
Tishana Tremblett
Chaitanya Vazir
Bradley Warwick
Tom Yu
Sukhraj Bajwa
Ruth Baker
Sahanna Balendran
Anjishnu Banerjee
Kunaal Bansal
Vikas Bansal
Sukhbir Banwait
Jocelyn Barr
Jasjeet Basra
Pabhy Bassi
Arshbir Bath
Rabinder Bath
Anil Beharry
Ashna Behl
Brandon Bennai
Joao Bernardo
Cassandra Berry
Dhruv Bhalla
Amit Bhambi
Trushal Bharadva
Lavnika Bhardwaj
Vikram Bhargav
Raghav Bhatia
Akul Bhatt
Amninder Bindra
Ramninder Bindra
Karnvir Bining
Jason Boettger
Parmveer Bola
Ravi Boparai
Samantha Borrow
Jennifer Bothwell
Colin Brady
Harsimar Brar
Karanbir Brar
Prabhjit Brar
Sevgi Brisebois
Sayujya Bungay
Sakha Butt
Melissa Calleja
Sierra Campbell
Alex Cavanagh
HONOUR AWARDS
Kevin Aalen
Casey Abramovitch
Anush Agarwal
Suhail Agarwal
Abyaz Ahmed
Hafsa Ahmed
Jahid Ahmed
Sidhra Ahmed
Ruhi Ahuja
Allison Alderton
Sheharyar Ali
Sarabjot Anand
Rohit Anilkumar
Christine Anno-Kusi
Matthew Antle
Rajat Arora
Simran Arora
Sindya
Arumainayagam
Shubham Aswal
Navjot Aulakh
Tujuanna Austin
Hamza Azeem
Ridha Babar
Ishandeep Babbar
Naval Bagga
Harpreet Bains
Ben Baird
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Anmol Chandla
Harry Chandrabalan
Damanjit Channa
Siraz Chatha
Douglas Chau
Saliah Chaudhry
Monisha Chhabra
Amanjot Chhoker
Sukhpreet Chohan
Ronit Christian
Vedran Cockovski
Annabelle Combeau
Zachary Consitt
Derek Coombes
Kayla Currie
Stefan Cvijetan
Bruno Da Costa
Nathan Damaren
Nitesh Dass
Eryn Dawson
Sehaz Dayal
Dylan Delmo
Ekamjit Deol
Parabhjot Deol
Alisha Deonanan
Japjeet Dhaliwal
Kamaljot Dhaliwal
Rupinder Dhaliwal
Kuljinderpal Dhatt
Harleen Dhindsa
Sukhleen Dhindsa
Gary Dhother
Sonia Dhuga
Amal Dirie
Neil Donison
Vaibhav Doshi
Ada Du
Aliyah Dulloo
Kirk Eaton
Izza Eirabie
Praneeth Ellanti
Lucy Feng
SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS AND ACTIVITIES
Kayla Ferreira
Aaron French
Vanessa Fudge
Rachel Gallant
Amisha Gandhi
Nikhil Gandhi
Gurtej Garcha
Akanksha Garg
Priya Garg
Gurprit Gill
Harasees Gill
Irvanjit Gill
Jay Gill
Jessica Gill
Manmohit Gill
Monique Gill
Pavneet Gill
Rebecca Gill
Sumeet Gill
Tuvraen Gill
Katie Gilmore
Amandeep Gogia
Abhishek Gogna
Mitchell Golbeck
Megan Good
Harpreet Gosal
Krystal Graham
Sandie Graham
Manraj Grewal
Nicole Gumapac
Dilshan Gunasekera
Angela Gupta
Anish Gupta
Vaishnavy Gupta
Jasmine Harris
Nikki Hart
Carly Hartshorn
Rubi Hernandez
Erin Hickey
Dustin Hill
Denny Kiet Hoang
Fairuz Hoque
Alexander Horvath
Supriya Hota
Melissa Hull
Aneet Hundal
Harneet Hundal
Abrar Hussain
Zahin Hussain
Ahmad Ilyas
Amirah Islam
Isaac Jacobs
Sujaay Hari
Jagannathan
Karan Jandu
Nuwani Jasinghe
Navneet Jaura
Mayuran
Jeyapalasingham
Gagan Johal
Prabjhot Rubal Jutla
Simaran Kahlon
Sukhman Kaler
Barinder Kallay
Netri Kalra
Sahibtek Kalra
Tejasvi Kamath
Samantha Kan
Banjot Kang
Samreet Kang
Rishi Kapadia
Tejal Kapadia
Joel Karkada
Sarah Kasmani
Anant Kaul
Ishwarpreet Kaur
Pardeep Kaur
Ramanjit Kaur
Shubhreet Kaur
Holly Kenmire
Mandheer Khabra
Maroof Khalid
Uzaiba Khan
Cameron Killins
Akshay Kochhar
Sukhdeep Kooner
Farah Koossa
Kanishkan Kukarajah
Sanika Kulkarni
Shavan Kumar
Rella Lagdamen
Varsa LakshmananSivasubra
Kayley Langdon
Saqib Latif
Victor Le
Tanya Leeshanok
Cristian Lesmes
Cory Lewis
Freya Lewis
Zack Licastro
Daniel Lima
Molly Linn
Michael Listov
Julian Loy
Daniel Lu
Cameron Lundy
Victor Ly
Eljohn Macasaet
Komal Magdum
Puranjay Mahajan
Ishita Maini
Nevaul Malabre
Sneha Mandalagiri
Raj Mangal
Daisy Mangat
Ishrat Mangat
Siddharth Mani
Parmeet Manku
Vamika Mann
Sahil Matani
Tanaya Matchett
Gary Matharu
Aidan Mathewson
Leed McNabb
Kevin McNamara
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Vrati Mehra
Darshan Mehta
Benjamin Migotto
Lukas Migotto
Cassandra Milazzo
Chloe Miller
Jennifer Miller
Shivangi Mistry
Shubham Mistry
Veeral Mistry
Kishan Modi
Shahnaz Mohamed
Ibrahim
Nikhile Mookerji
Harjoet Mudan
Jaclyn Mulder
Saif Naqvi
Davenand Narine
Stephen Nestor
Roslyn Ng
Amy Ngo
Brian Ngo
Julie Nguyen
Karthik Padma
Vishal Panchal
Raj Pandya
Tejas Pant
Avanti Patel
Hem Patel
Janak Patel
Lankesh Patel
Manav Patel
Neesarg Patel
Pruthvi Patel
Raghav Patel
Rutvi Patel
Sagar Patel
Sapna Patel
Shivali Patel
Siddharth Patel
Yash Patel
Jesse Pedersen
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Louis-Claude
Perrault-Carré
Catherine Petschke
Jamie Petschke
Charlie Pham
Linda Pham
Thien Phan
Raahulan Pirabaharan
Maddie Pouliot
Kelsey Psaila
Jenisha Pudasaini
Jeevan Punia
Jessica Purba
Shrutika
Purushothman
Rahman Qureshi
Vaishnavi Raja
Sukrit Rajpal
Kiran Rakhra
Sue Ramdat
Gurinder Randhawa
Kamaldip Ranu
Karandip Ranu
Ramanan
Rathakrishnan
Raunaq Ratra
Mike Rattansingh
Mithun Ravikumar
Gayathri Ravindra
Devin Refling
Sunimar Rekhi
Abhijit Roy
Shreya Sachdev
Sargam Sachdeva
Amandeep Saharan
Dhruvdeep Saini
Harleen Saini
Jasdeep Saini
Prabhjot Saini
Soumya Saini
Tarnjeet Salh
Navine Samaroo
Sameer Sandhu
Sandeep Sanghera
Varnan Sarvananthan
Piryanka Sasidharan
Raunaq Sawhney
Parima Saxena
Rachael Scarpelli
Adrian Schmid
Ankita Seal
Gireesh Seesankar
Kristina Seidel
Laura Seidel
Anastasi Semenova
Akash Shah
Dhrumil Shah
Nada Shah
Sajni Shah
Dakshya Sharma
Shriya Sharma
Sonia Sharma
Nikal Sherpa
Michaella Shine
Amandeep Sidhu
Arshdeep Sidhu
Navjot Sidhu
Ashish Singh
Gurnoor Singh
Gurpinder Singh
Heleni Singh
Jasjit Singh
Navneet Singh
Parminder Singh
Pavit Singh
Rajja Singh
Royston Singh
Sahil Singh
Simranjit Singh
Simrin Singh
Tanveer Singh
Taranpreet Singh
Apoorv Sirdeshpande
Aman Smagh
William Snieder
Harmeet Sohal
Kavan Solanki
Raynold Solomons
Karim Somani
Ghazal Sondhi
Shefali Sood
Ronny Sorto
Lekha Sriragurajah
Matthew Stephenson
Daniel Steven
Shelby Stuckey
Brendan Suharly
Akshay Sule
Raunaq Suri
Dorothy Surya
Rutu Suthar
Michael Tagadtad
Gagan Tagerh
Manraj Tatla
Cherise Taylor
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Pushyanth
Theiventhiram
Kristen Tilley
Japjeet Toor
Ivan Tran
Vivian Tran
Richmond Truong
Mohna Vaid
Christopher Vander
Heide
Aishwarya Vats
Chaitanya Vazir
Shrey Vazir
Mohammed Vepari
Abbira
Vijayakumaran
Mathurann
Vijayakumaran
Fatema Walji
Shubby Warring
Bradley Warwick
Matthew Waterman
Sidra Weqar
Daniel Whitten
Bagas Wicaksono
Matthew Wiley
Leanne Wilton
Christopher Wu
Ranojan Yoganathan
Anthony Young
Tom Yu
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