Each year on the National Day of Mourning, established in 1984, Canadians pause to honour individuals who have died, been injured or suffered illness due to workplace hazards. It's also a day to reaffirm individual and organizational commitments to fostering a safe and healthy work environment for all.

Members of the University community are invited to observe a moment of silence at 11 a.m.

To learn more about the National Day of Mourning, please visit the following websites: 

Employee resources and support

As a reminder, all 快播视频 employees and their immediate family members have access to confidential counselling 24 hours a day, seven days a week from the Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP) provider, available through the . There is also an online portal with 24-7 access and resources.

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The report lists the name, position title, salary paid and taxable benefits for each employee whose salary related earnings in 2025 were $100,000 or more.

The report is available on the under 鈥淨uick Links.鈥�

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The adjustments include updated permit rates, changes to evening garage rates and revised EV charging fees.

Complete details, including specific rate information and answers to frequently asked questions, are available on the聽Parking Services听飞别产蝉颈迟别.

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The candidates and their personal statements can be found on the Secretariat website.

All registered students at 快播视频 are eligible to vote for their candidate of choice.

Voting opens: Tuesday, March 24 at 9 a.m.
Voting closes: Monday, March 30 at 5 p.m.

To cast your ballot, please visit once voting opens on Tuesday.

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During the meeting, Interim President and Vice-Chancellor Lisa Philipps presented updates on recent provincial and federal developments affecting the postsecondary sector, her leadership vision for 快播视频 and more.

In addition to confirming the slate of Board of Governors nominees to the 2026 Presidential Search Committee, Michael Eubanks was confirmed to the board for a four-year term commencing in April.

Reports were also received from members of the Executive, Academic Resources, Finance and Audit, Governance,
People and Culture, Investment, and Land and Property committees.

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Consistent with the鈥�principles governing a presidential search,鈥痶here will be extensive consultation with Senate and the University community.

Members of the search committee have now been confirmed.

Rhonda Lenton, who served as president and vice-chancellor of 快播视频 since 2017, completed her term on Dec. 31, 2025.

In accordance with Presidential Search Principles, the Presidential Search Committee is made up of 14 full voting members drawn from York鈥檚 community of students, faculty, staff, governors and alumni. Seven committee members are selected by the Board of Governors and seven by the University Senate.

Members of the Presidential Search Committee will seek a president whose leadership skills, interests and background meet the needs of York and will serve the University into the future.

The members of the Presidential Search Committee, confirmed by the Board of Governors and Senate are as follows:

• Antonio Di Domenico, Chair鈥�(alumnus)
• Francesca Accinelli (alumna)
• Naomi Ierullo (non-academic staff member)
• Helen Polatajko (Board of Governors member)
• Dee Patterson (alumna)
• Narendra Singh (alumnus)
• Mary Traversy (Board of Governors member)
• Angele Alook (faculty member)
• Julia Campisi (graduate student)
• Alyssa Furlan (undergraduate student)
• Dasantila Golemi-Kotra (faculty member)
• Rebecca Pillai Riddell (faculty member)
• Brenda Spotton Visano (faculty member)
• Anne Sullivan (faculty member)

With files from Antonio Di Domenico, Chair, Board of Governors

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A PDF copy of the synopsis is available to view.

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The 2025 campaign, which ran from Nov. 5 to 30, was a success, raising $111,021.

Contributions from faculty and staff exemplifies York鈥檚 commitment to advancing positive change and building thriving communities where everyone benefits.

The campaign鈥檚 success was made possible by the hard work and dedication of many across the University. The 2025 York Cares United Way Campaign Committee, led by the Division of Advancement鈥檚 Amanda Stastook and Verle Thompson, engaged many volunteers across the University and were assisted by the following contributors: Susana Gajic-Bruyea, Louise Spencer, Pamela Mills, Alexander Huls, Vanessa Thompson, Mohini Jaggan, Isabelle Montagnier, Johanne Roberge, Diane Irvine, Sonia Politano, Partiban Giritharan and Ruth Green.

Funds raised during the campaign were directed to United Way GreaterToronto in support of social services and organizations in Peel, Toronto and York Region, some of which directly impact members of the York community.

To learn more about the positive changes made possible by supporting United Way Greater Toronto, visit York Cares United Way Campaign.

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The Robert Everett Exceptional Leadership in Student Governance Award recognizes and celebrates these students and their impact on governance at the University. Established in 2018, this award is named in honour of Robert Everett, a distinguished senior assistant secretary of the University who made extraordinary contributions supporting University governance for three decades.

All members of the University community are encouraged to submit nominations for this award; self-nominations are not permitted. Nominees must be full-time undergraduate or graduate students with an active registration in a University program who have:

• actively and constructively participated in University governance at the Senate, Board of Governors and/or Faculty Council levels;
• embodied a strong spirit of collegiality, inclusiveness and commitment in their approach to governance;
• exhibited leadership in performing the duties of their role; and
• made meaningful contributions to governance as a student.

Students may receive only one Robert Everett Exceptional Leadership in Student Governance Award in their academic career at York (undergraduate award winners may not be nominated again in subsequent years as an undergraduate or during graduate studies).

Recipients of the award will have a notation included on their transcript and receive both a framed certificate and recognition on a plaque. They will also be honoured at the 2026 Student Awards reception hosted by the Division of Students.

Nomination packages must include:

• a completed nomination form;
• a one- to two-page nomination letter that speaks to:
  • the nominee鈥檚 willingness to assume leadership in governance activities;
  • the amount of effort expended, particularly that beyond normal expectations of the role;
  • the quality of effort made (intensity, extensiveness, complexity);
  • the impact made, attributable to the nominee鈥檚 efforts;
  • the collegial and inclusive approach taken in collaborations; and
  • the commitment taken to foster student perspectives to help shape University decisions;
• up to three additional reference letters (no more than two pages each) should be included in the package, and at least one of the letters must be from a current 快播视频 student.

The nomination package deadline is Thursday, April 16. Submissions must be completed .

Questions related to the Robert Everett Exceptional Leadership in Student Governance Award, can be forwarded to the university secretariat through Sarah Willey-Thomas at swthomas@yorku.ca.

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RSIs are disorders of the musculoskeletal system that may involve tendons, muscles and nerves. These injuries can develop progressively over time, spanning weeks, months or even years. Common symptoms include tightness, discomfort, stiffness, soreness, burning sensations, tingling or numbness, particularly in the hands, wrists and arms.

RSIs represent approximately reported to the Ontario Workplace Safety and Insurance Board. One effective strategy to mitigate the risk of RSIs is to regularly change positions and incorporate movement throughout the workday.

In support of RSI Awareness Day, York鈥檚 Health, Safety & Employee Well-Being team will offer a virtual lunch and learn session.

Ergonomic Principles in the Workplace
Friday, Feb. 28
12:15 to 12:45 p.m.
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Participants will learn how to optimize their workstations using ergonomic principles. No special equipment or prior knowledge is required.

For more information regarding ergonomics:

• Explore additional on York鈥檚 Health, Safety & Employee Well-Being web page.
• Download the .
• Visit YU Learn for two self-paced courses, and .

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