submission to the uvic board of governors - University of Victoria

Document # BOG-Jun22/10-10 

SUBMISSION TO THE UVIC BOARD OF GOVERNORS 

To: FINANCE COMMITTEE 

From: VICE-PRESIDENT FINANCE AND OPERATIONS 

cc: President and Vice-Chancellor 

Board Date: June 22, 2010 

Title: 2009/10 YEAR END FINANCIAL REPORTS 

- 2009/10 FINANCIAL REVIEW 

- STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL INFORMATION 

FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 2010 

Basis for Jurisdiction: 

University Act 27 (1) 

Recommendation: 

THAT the Finance Committee recommend to the Board of Governors that the 2009/10 Financial 

Review be received for information; and 

THAT the Finance Committee recommend to the Board of Governors that the Statement of 

Financial Information for the year ended March 31, 2010 be approved and that the Chair of the 

Board of Governors and the Vice-President Finance and Operations be authorized to sign on 

the Board’s behalf. 

Background: 

The 2009/10 Financial Review provides a brief narrative overview of the year. 

The Statement of Financial Information for the year ended March 31, 2010 is required by the 

Provincial Government and is published in accordance with the requirements of the Financial 

Information Act. 

Attachments: 

Appendix 1 – 2009/10 Financial Review 

Appendix 2 – Statement of Financial Information for year ended March 31, 2010

Financial Highlights of the Year 

University of Victoria 

2009/10 

FINANCIAL REVIEW 

The University’s strategic plan, A Vision for the Future – Building on Strength, outlines goals in four strategic areas: People, Quality, Community 

and Resources and states a commitment to public and internal accountability. The following financial review, audited financial statements and 

detailed fund accounting schedules for the year ended March 31, 2010 are prepared in the context of this commitment. The separation of internally 

and externally restricted funds from our unrestricted funding honors the University’s commitment to funding sponsors and recipients that monies 

are spent for the purposes intended. 

Highlights from the past year include the recovery of the University’s endowment funds from the unprecedented investment losses of 2008/09 as a 

result of the global economic downturn. Endowments, including the $90 million Pacific Institute of Climate Solutions (“PICS”) endowment which 

was transferred into the University of Victoria Foundation during the year, reported a total combined gain of $42 million, compared to a $28 million 

loss last year. This gain flowed through the statement of operations and resulted in Specific Purpose Fund revenue exceeding expenditures by 

$31.6 million. This gain in endowment value will allow most endowments to resume distributions in support of student awards, endowed chairs and 

other university priorities in future years. 

Primarily as a result of the large investment gains, the University’s total revenues, on a fund accounting basis, increased by $75.5 million (16.5%) 

to $532.4 million while total expenditures increased by $7.8 million (1.6%) to $502.8 million (Page 35). 

General operating revenues increased $17.7 million of which $14.9 million was due to increased provincial operating grants as a result of growth 

in funded seats and funding for compensation increases. A further increase in the provincial operating grant meant that UVic was not required to 

reduce budgets. The University’s general operating expenditures increased $12.6 million (4.5%), including increases of $7.5 million to the 

Faculties and other academic units and $5.1 million for additional student awards and services, facilities, library and other infra-structure support 

(Page 43). 

Faculty at UVic had another very successful year in attracting research grants and other support. Total Sponsored Research revenues totaled $92 

million on a fund accounting basis, maintaining the high level of research activity experienced in recent years. In addition, $6.1 million was 

received from the Federal Research Indirects Program. The Neptune cabled ocean observatory went live, officially turning on the flow of data from 

hundreds of scientific instruments and sensors installed on the Pacific Ocean seafloor. 

During the year, the $7.0 million First Peoples House and the $6.1 million Enterprise Data Centre facility were completed and renovations to the 

university’s six oldest buildings commenced as part of the $43 million of infrastructure funding provided by the Knowledge Infrastructure Program. 

Planning continued on the renewal of the university’s athletic facilities. 

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Presentation of Financial Information 

The University’s audited financial statements, (Pages 11 to 30) are prepared in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting 

principles and the reporting standards for not-for-profit organizations set by the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants. These audited 

statements present the financial results in a format similar to that of a business, with buildings, equipment and library holdings depreciated over 

their useful lives. A characteristic of not-for-profit organization deferral accounting is that grants and other revenues with restrictions set by external 

providers of funds are matched each year with corresponding costs consumed in that year’s operations. This results in large deferred contributions 

and deferred capital contributions appearing as liabilities on the balance sheet awaiting amortization as revenues in future years to match 

corresponding expenses, including depreciation of capital assets. The University’s year-end equity (i.e. Net Assets) has four components: 

amounts invested in capital assets, endowed, internally restricted by governing boards and unrestricted. The activity during the year in each 

component is shown on Statement 2 (Page 12). 

Useful and more detailed financial information is set out in the Notes to the audited financial statements on pages 15 to 29. This year, investment 

gains on the University’s endowment funds allowed for a complete reversal of last year’s offset to endowment net assets resulting from the $28 

million negative endowment stabilization account balances as outlined in Statement 2 and Notes 8 and 14. As the University records its 

investments at fair value and designates them as held-for-trading, the investment gains are reported through the statement of operations 

contributing to an overall excess of revenue over expense. 

The University provides regular interim financial reporting to the Board of Governors. Quarterly statements are prepared with a summary 

commentary of any significant issues, trends or variances from budget in each of the fund groups. 

The Balance Sheet on Page 11 shows Net Assets, being the University’s equity, of $542 million. Internally restricted net assets are primarily the 

appropriations made by the Board of Governors from general operations and the ancillaries less the internal loans for capital additions set out on 

Page 34. These appropriations will be used for the replacement of computers and other equipment, and for non-recurring expenditures in the 

future reflecting the carry-over by departments and the general University of budgetary savings. By permitting departments to carry-over unspent 

budget, they have the ability to make fiscal plans across multiple years in support of departmental strategic initiatives and for replacement of 

departmental assets such as equipment. 

To enhance accountability, budgetary control and stewardship of resources, the University maintains separate funds of assets, liabilities, revenues 

and expenditures for its many activities. Fund accounting is used by the University for its operating budget allocations and to ensure that restricted 

grants, donations and other contributions are spent only for the purposes intended. These funds are grouped as General Operating, Ancillary 

Enterprises, Specific Purposes, Sponsored Research, Capital and Endowment funds with definitions of each in Note 2(c) on page 16. Unaudited 

management schedules detailing these funds are shown on Pages 33 to 47 for the years ended March 31, 2010 and 2009. Most revenue and 

expense lines are the same in both the audited Statements and unaudited Schedules. A summary reconciliation of the two presentations is shown 

on Page 31 with a brief explanation of the differences on Page 32. Both the audited Statements and the unaudited management Schedules are 

useful in presenting the operating results and financial position of the University of Victoria. Most of the charts, analysis and commentary in the 

remainder of this financial review are based on the unaudited management schedules. 

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University of Victoria – All Funds 

Ancillary 

Enterprises 

$51 

10% 

Sponsored 

Research $92 

17% 

Total Revenue $532 million 

Specific 

Purposes $55 

10% 

Capital $24 

5% 

General 

Operating 

$310 

58% 

Properties and 

equipment 

$57 

11% 

Total Expenditures $503 million 

Student 

awards $30 

6% 

Other $56 

11% 

Supplies and 

expenses $81 

16% Employee 

benefits $40 

8% 

Source: Page 35 Source Page 35 

The General Operating Fund represents 58% of the University’s activities. 

General Operating Revenues $310 million 

Non-credit & 

other tuition 

$16 

5% 

Credit Tuition 

$90 

29% 

Other $25 

8% 

Interest $5 

2% 

B.C. 

Government 

$174 

56% 

General 

Admin $35 

12% 

General Operating Expenditures $293 million 

Plant 

Maintenance 

$26 

9% 

Library $17 

6% 

Source: Page 38 Source: Page 43 

Student 

Awards & 

Services $27 

9% 

Salaries $239 

48% 

Academic 

$188 

64% 

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Over the past year in the General Operating Fund (page 38): 

• Revenues for operations included: 

- a $14.9 million increase in ongoing provincial operating funding as a result of capacity growth and funding of compensation 

increases. 

- the $6.1 million federal funding for the indirect costs of research, 

- $4.6 million increase in credit course tuition revenue resulting from the 2.0% increase in fees (maximum allowed increase limited 

to inflation) and increased enrolments although revenue continued to be lower than the amount budgeted. 

- Investment income decreased by $1.2 million as short term interest rates declined during the year. The portfolio is professionally 

managed in three pools providing daily liquidity along with enhanced returns from a larger portion being invested with a longer 

duration. 

• Scholarship and bursaries expenditures increased by $0.6 million reflecting increased student support. 

Fall Term Headcount 

25,000 

20,000 

15,000 

10,000 

5,000 

0 

Undergraduate Headcount Graduate Headcount FTEs 

02/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 

17,000 

16,500 

16,000 

15,500 

15,000 

14,500 

14,000 

13,500 

13,000 

*Headcounts are as of November 1 st of each academic year. Annualized Audited FTEs are as of March 1 st of each academic year and follow Research 

Universities’ Council of BC guidelines. 

Schedules F to K on Pages 43 to 47 compare faculty expenditures between 2008/09 and 2009/10. The level of expenditures can vary from year to 

year for reasons such as the purchase of a significant item of equipment using appropriated funds from prior years. 

Since General Operating Fund revenues are primarily unrestricted as to their spending, the University employs a detailed budgeting system to 

direct and control expenditures. Salaries and benefits comprise 76% of operating expenditures. Each continuing faculty and support staff position 

requires senior executive approval prior to being established and all staffing actions require the approval of the Dean/Director and a Vice- 

President. The annual budget allocation process is very thorough, requiring each department to analyze its opportunities for expanded revenues 

as well as plan and defend its levels of expenditures. Each year certain new initiatives are approved for recurring annual funding. As well, some 

unavoidable cost increases, such as utilities and insurance premiums, are recognized in setting the operating budget. 

For over 30 years, departments have been requested to save (i.e. to appropriate) from their annual operating budgets sufficient funds to replace 

computing and other equipment. Schedule 2 on Page 34 summarizes these replacement appropriations. The University also has a carry-over 

Annualized Audited FTE 

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policy whereby departments who do not spend all of their base General Operating Fund allocation in a year have it appropriated at the Faculty 

level for spending in future years. These two policies permit departments to plan with confidence that funds will be available for new projects, 

restructuring, and equipment needs over a longer timeframe. Should a department incur a deficit for a fiscal year, that deficit becomes a first 

charge on its operating budget for the following year. 

Pursuant to section 29 of the University Act, the Board of Governors approves an annual operating budget which cannot indicate expenses greater 

than revenue. The University’s accounting system provides account holders of all University funds with current, on-line WEB access to their 

revenues, expenditures, and most commitments. Using the on-line financial system, those responsible for single funds, departments and overall 

University operations have the means to identify situations and take timely corrective actions where expenditures are otherwise likely to exceed 

revenues. 

Ancillary Enterprises Fund 

The revenues, expenditures and appropriations for facilities and equipment renewal of the Bookstore, Food Services, Residences, Parking 

Services, Child Care and Computer Store are set out on Page 39. Since the University’s provincial operating grant and tuition fees should not 

subsidize such operations, each ancillary enterprise must budget to break even, including a provision for the periodic renovation and replacement 

of its facilities. 

Off-campus Business Enterprises include the operations of the Broad Street commercial/residential rental properties owned by the University and 

the property rental and hotel operations owned by Heritage Realty Properties Ltd., accounted for using the equity method of accounting, both 

arising from the Michael C. Williams’ estate. The hotel operations and rental properties provide a large and sustainable cash flow to the 

University. 

Off-campus Business Enterprises also include the Vancouver Island Technology Park Trust, accounted for using the equity method of accounting, 

and the operations of the University of Victoria Properties Investments Inc. The University of Victoria Properties Investments Inc. acts as trustee 

for the Trust and also manages the Marine Technology Centre. The Vancouver Island Technology Park provides a range of commercial space for 

external high-tech companies and some UVic research-generated spin-off businesses. The Trust is intended to be self funding and therefore the 

change in equity is included in the Ancillary Enterprises fund. 

Last year, the university made the difficult decision to close Dunsmuir Lodge and operations ceased on March 28, 2009. The results for this year 

reflect residual operating costs including adjustments to various accruals. 

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Sponsored Research 

Sponsored research funding totaled $92.4 million in 2009/10 which was $6.4 million lower than last year’s total of $98.8 million. The level of annual 

research funding is significantly impacted by the timing of receipt of large grants. Included in the 2009/10 total is $17.7 million related to Projects 

Neptune and Venus compared to $12.6 million in 2008/09. Canada Foundation for Innovation, due to the small number of large dollar projects, can 

have a large impact on annual revenues. In 2009/10, UVic was awarded $33.5 million from CFI placing the university in the number one spot 

amongst comprehensive universities in the country. Once fully matched with provincial and other funding, the total budget will be as much as $80 

million. As at March 31, 2010, none of this funding had yet been received. 

Of the $92.4 million total this year, $36 million (39%) was received in the form of competitively adjudicated grants from the federal tri-Council 

Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC), Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) and Canadian 

Institute of Health Research (CIHR). UVic ranks second among Canadian comprehensive universities in total research funding, second in 

NSERC/CIHR grants and fifth in SSHRC grants. Over the past ten years, sponsored research revenue has grown a remarkable 297% from $31.1 

million in 1999/00 to $92.4 million in 2009/10. 

2000- 

2001 

2001- 

2002 

2002- 

2003 

2003- 

2004 

External Research Funding 

2004- 

2005 

2005- 

2006 

2006- 

2007 

2007- 

2008 

2008- 

2009 

2009- 

2010 

Millions 

$110 

$100 

$90 

$80 

$70 

$60 

$50 

$40 

$30 

$20 

$10 

$0 

Contracts and Other 

During the year, UVic researchers received another $20 million from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) and $2 million from the B.C. 

Knowledge Development Fund (BCKDF). These grants, together with matching support from non-government sources (usually 20%), provide 

funding for major research equipment and the development of research facilities. 

The Ocean Networks Canada Society, a wholly owned subsidiary of the University set up to manage, and to maximize the economic and 

commercialization benefits of the Venus and Neptune ocean observatories, received the remaining $3 million of the $6.6 million award to establish 

a Centre of Excellence for Commercialization and Research. 

BCKDF 

CRC 

CFI 

CIHR 

SSHRC 

NSERC 

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Specific Purposes Fund 

In addition to the grants and contracts received for sponsored research, the University receives grants, undertakes contracts and distributes 

earnings from its endowment funds for teaching, lecture series, student awards and other academic purposes as detailed on Pages 40 and 47. 

Endowment Funds 

Most endowment funds benefiting the University and its students are held by the University of Victoria Foundation. Over the course of the year, the 

remaining $64 million of the $90 million PICS endowment, which was previously held by the University, was transferred into the Foundation. The 

Foundation’s investments recovered significantly this year after experiencing a marked decline in value in 2008/09. Investment gains of $42 million 

were recorded representing a return of 22.5% for the year ended March 31. 

With the receipt of $72.9 million of endowment contributions, including $64.3 transferred from the PICS endowment, less disbursements of $7.3 

million, the total market value of the UVic Foundation endowment fund increased from $152 to $259.7 million comprised of $250.8 million of 

principal and $8.9 of expendable funds. 

The Foundation’s investments are managed by professional investment counsel with separate managers for Canadian equity and Canadian fixed 

income mandates and a global equity mandate split evenly between two managers. The Foundation’s investment policy provides for an asset mix 

of 35% fixed income bonds, 25% Canadian equities and 40% global equities. External investment consultants assist the Foundation’s Board and 

Investment Committee in monitoring performance and considering an appropriate asset mix. 

300 

275 

250 

225 

200 

175 

150 

125 

100 

75 

50 

25 

0 

University of Victoria Foundation Endowments (in millions) 

00/01 01/02 02/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 

Total Endowment ( Principal + Expendable) Annual Awards 

6 

5.5 

5 

4.5 

4 

3.5 

3 

2.5 

2 

1.5 

1 

0.5 

0 

7

The Foundation’s endowment management policy follows a “total-return” approach with awards based on 4.5% of the December 31 inflation 

adjusted balance of the funds principal. Normally previously earned unspent income held in stabilization accounts would be capitalized to the 

principal of each endowment to protect against the eroding effects of inflation. For a second year in a row, no capitalization took place as the 

balance in the stabilization accounts was depleted last year. 

In Summary 

The University of Victoria has celebrated over 100 years of post-secondary education, beginning in 1903 as Victoria College and as a degreegranting 

university at its present location in 1963. In this relatively short time, the University has become one of Canada’s finest comprehensive 

universities. It is increasingly recognized for outstanding and expanding scholarly achievement in teaching, research and creative work and 

valuable community service, with a structure to ensure sound fiscal stewardship and broadening sources of funding. 

As the University concludes another year, over 4,000 graduates will join the more than 100,000 alumni now living throughout the world. The 

University continues to take steps to implement the vision in its strategic plan, A Vision for the Future-Building on Strength, which identifies goals 

and aspirations for the years ahead with clear objectives and strategies for accountable achievement. 

Gayle Gorrill Murray Griffith 

Vice-President Finance and Operations Executive Director, Financial Services 

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Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement 

of Work Related of Work Related of Work Related 

Remuneration Expenses Remuneration Expenses Remuneration Expenses 

($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) 

Adam, Martin 75,044 9,030 

Adams, Michael 100,782 4,214 

Adjin-Tettey, Elizabeth 101,260 5,386 

Agathoklis, Panajotis 143,600 3,039 

Agueh, Martial 80,823 5,100 

Albert, Justin 82,489 23,375 

Alexander, Robert 89,363 − 

Alexander, Vikky 97,397 1,523 

Alfred, Taiaiake 118,764 8,199 

Allen, Geraldine 103,350 397 

Althaus, Catherine 91,757 8,200 

Andersen, Carrie 77,592 2,094 

Andersen, Leigh 80,768 1,451 

Anderson, John 118,936 3,013 

Andrachuk, Gregory 117,279 1,006 

Anglin, James 182,472 20,113 

Anholt, Bradley 154,564 660 

Anthony, Robert 102,032 6,135 

Antliff, Allan 93,505 6,942 

Aquila, Salvatore 92,252 184 

Artz, Sibylle 119,163 4,032 

Ausio, Juan 130,318 5,599 

Babich, Ken 98,797 505 

Babul, Arif 121,674 14,022 

Baer, Douglas 114,115 7,379 

Baggs, Jen 103,295 6,212 

Bailey, Donald 76,038 6,950 

Bain, Thomas 86,132 3,362 

Bakvis, Herman 110,663 2,717 

Ball, Jessica 90,619 15,083 

Banerjee, Sikata 114,548 5,092 

Baniasadi, Amirali 96,866 16,014 

Banister, Elizabeth 106,157 5,431 

Bardal, Stanley 83,466 2,534 

Barnes, Christopher 150,625 21,324 

Barnes, Gordon 132,369 3,351 

Barnhardt, Don 136,061 15,519 ** 

Bartley, Uwe 83,351 − 

Bassi, Navdeep 92,608 829 

Baxter, L Rae 98,785 − 

Beam, Sara 85,688 3,122 

Beaulieu, Gregory 86,711 2,433 

Bedi, Shailoo 93,291 2,434 

Begoray, Deborah 112,752 10,260 

Bell, Frederick 106,277 1,359 

Bennett, Colin 126,838 5,875 

Benoit, Cecilia 107,499 1,614 

Berg, David 108,378 1,447 

Berger, Benjamin 101,466 8,687 

Bergland, Donald 91,827 − 

Berry, David 79,215 − 

Best, Mairi 125,851 10,903 

Bhat, Ashoka 131,000 10,657 

Bhiladvala, Rustom 90,988 1,521 

Biddiscombe, A Perry 110,176 − 

Birliga, Sorin 81,714 4,364 

Biro, Daniel 78,161 5,885 

Bjornson, Dora Leigh 77,318 38 

Black, Timothy 82,673 2,312 

Blackstone, Sarah 171,143 3,021 

Blades, David 111,786 3,458 

Blank, G Kim 115,612 2,001 

Bluck, Gerald 78,522 − 

Blue, Gregory 93,294 6,976 

Boag, David 106,349 − 

Bodden, Michael 102,452 1,050 

Bohne, Cornelia 122,445 11,764 

Bonner, Michelle 75,956 15,018 

Boraston, Alisdair 119,819 7,003 

Borchers, Christoph 175,052 33,871 

Bornemann, Jens 148,923 13,592 

Borrows, John 80,613 2,834 

Bose, Christopher 107,282 11,836 

Boulanger, Martin 105,154 4,598 

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Bowman, Laurel 80,799 2,505 

Boyd, Susan 105,624 245 

Boyer, Wanda 96,367 − 

Bradley, Colin 126,116 4,442 

Bradley, Maureen 75,237 1,558 

Bramadat, Paul 98,733 10,603 

Branzan Albu, Alexandra 99,438 11,439 

Brauer, Gerhard 96,537 − 

Briggs, Alexander 85,854 6,440 

Brimacombe, C Elizabeth 114,619 2,391 

Brolo, Alexandre 91,498 13,288 

Brown, Craig 84,357 2,537 

Brown, Leslie 126,484 9,330 

Brown, Marilyn 76,042 1,271 

Bruce, W Anne 75,589 4,312 

Brunet-Jailly, Emmanuel 92,868 10,099 

Brunk, Conrad 85,650 1,482 

Brunsdon, Wayne 79,639 3,226 

Brunt, J Howard 209,983 26,684 

Bryden, Penny 82,375 1,315 

Bub, Daniel 128,943 10,824 

Buckham, Bradley 102,960 3,204 

Bultena, Bette 75,840 970 

Bultmann, Manfred 80,881 4,081 

Bunton, Martin 79,103 1,525 

Burgess, Judith 89,730 5,965 

Burke, R Brendan 77,185 5,413 

Burke, Robert 139,617 2,508 

Butt, Leslie 85,459 9,632 

Butterfield, Christopher 108,438 − 

Cai, Lin 95,602 4,198 

Calder, Gillian 102,042 9,613 

Cameron, Caroline 123,231 7,566 

Cameron, Margaret 81,937 1,678 

Campbell, Neil 116,056 6,595 

Campbell, Stephen 77,536 − 

Canessa, Rosaline 86,173 3,786




($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) 

Canil, Dante 110,739 5,936 

Carin, Barry 125,715 19,623 

Carlin, Claire 127,136 4,309 

Carriere, Jeannine 97,227 2,602 

Carroll, William 132,608 877 

Carson, Luke 101,857 2,963 

Carson, Robert 85,123 1,079 

Cartwright, Andrew 114,001 230 

Casey, Marguerite 76,337 3,319 

Casiro, Oscar 242,220 19,476 

Cassels, James 282,623 9,962 

Caws, Catherine 95,292 7,069 

Cazes, Helene 89,806 5,557 

Celona, John 121,779 864 

Chapman, Alison 98,360 − 

Chapman, N Ross 119,184 20,638 

Chappell, Neena 168,265 7,152 

Charlton, Lauren 128,178 875 

Chen, Zhongping 83,363 13,823 

Cheng, Mantis 95,015 599 

Choi, Byoung-Chul 93,310 10,116 

Chow, Robert 96,838 6,668 

Choy, Francis Y M 114,244 5,808 

Christie, Brian 137,104 10,598 

Chung, Ken 75,247 − 

Churchill, Simon 84,871 − 

Clarke, Judith 110,510 2,778 

Clode, David 89,546 − 

Cloutier Fisher, Denise 90,043 1,323 

Clover, Darlene 86,045 12,640 

Coady, Yvonne 110,239 6,488 

Cobley, Evelyn 137,415 4,502 

Codding, Penelope 157,343 714 

Colas Cardona, Silvia 84,783 1,538 

Collins, Faith 79,605 204 

Conan, Rodolphe 81,619 − 

Connelly, Neil 97,024 2,400 

Connor, Vincent 81,846 3,267 

Constabel, C Peter 103,295 3,515 

Constantinescu, Daniela 94,307 7,948 

Conway, Terrie 115,501 4,000 

Coogan, Laurence 88,228 3,372 

Cooley, Kenneth 106,677 166 

Cormie, Matthew 78,953 − 

Corntassel, Jeff 99,128 8,965 

Corwin, Vivien 111,058 5,728 

Courty, Pascal 79,080 476 

Coward, Andrew 80,298 2,749 

Cowen, Laura 84,244 8,515 

Crane, Margaret 130,596 3,139 

Crawford, Bruce 132,338 1,795 

Crawford, Curran 90,461 4,774 

Creasey, David 81,828 4,331 

Crozier, Lorna 108,090 12,089 

Cull, Sandy 76,903 2,753 

Cullen, Jay 84,922 8,071 

Cunningham, J Barton 129,379 − 

Cupples, Claire 149,597 5,468 

Cuthill, Camille 124,404 428 

Cutler, A Claire 105,991 9,520 

Czaykowska-Higgins, Ewa 94,277 2,591 

Dalton, Robert 114,919 1,250 

Daly, Brian 111,526 331 

Damian, Daniela 89,194 15,703 

Darcie, Thomas 164,349 3,474 

Dastmalchian, Ali 228,749 60,439 

Davies, Elizabeth 105,345 11,000 ** 

Davis, Joy 79,407 3,090 

Dawson, Teresa 108,520 6,824 

de Alba-Koch, Beatriz 103,779 6,862 

De Decker, Ludgard 81,414 4,499 

de Sousa, Rogerio 80,038 3,442 

Dean, Misao 109,316 1,735 

Dearden, Philip 146,823 16,939 

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Dechev, Nikolai 98,180 − 

Deckha, Maneesha 98,276 11,632 

Delaney, Kerry 114,075 5,293 

Demirdirek, Hulya 76,914 − 

Devor, Aaron 152,527 11,133 

Dewey, Richard 93,598 4,750 

Di, Simon 80,936 − 

Diacu, Florin 103,000 10,926 

Dimopoulos, Nikitas 151,680 6,707 

Dixon, Janet 76,540 1,324 

Djilali, Nedjib 206,041 17,882 

Doane, Gweneth 121,209 1,768 

Dobson, Warwick 106,930 5,004 

Dobyns, Ed 81,610 5,017 

Donaldson, Daphne 81,820 − 

Dong, Xiaodai 91,003 9,415 

Dong, Zuomin 135,414 17,754 

Dopp, James 94,127 2,419 

Dorocicz, John 90,376 200 

Dosso, Stanley 111,725 14,352 

Dost, Sadik 173,778 25,975 

Douglas, Christopher 88,890 658 

Dower, John 95,037 1,394 

Dowling, Eugene 78,250 407 

Downey, Angela 139,885 8,909 ** 

Downie, Thomas 83,203 1,778 

Doyle, Susan 86,002 333 

Draper, Ricardo 79,801 − 

Driessen, Peter 123,893 − 

Ducharme, Alison 82,586 6,388 

Duffus, David 82,314 896 

Dukes, Peter 87,603 9,036 

Duncan, Gary 81,479 − 

Dunsdon, James 138,868 23,611 ** 

Durno, John 88,040 4,474 

Dyble, Barbara 81,387 1,932 

Dyson, William 177,230 1,838




($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) 

Eastman, Julia 150,879 1,419 

Eder, Karl 110,293 2,645 

Edwards, Roderick 104,272 4,562 

Ehlting, Juergen 84,564 3,261 

Ehrenberg, Marion 111,160 1,462 

Eisenberg, Avigail 112,904 1,753 

Ekeltchik, Serguei 99,920 9,320 

Elangovan, A R Elango 152,156 10,470 

Elemans, Patricia 117,710 5,653 

Elliott-Goldschmid, Ann 105,404 232 

Ellison, Sara 107,012 9,975 

Emerson, Heath 77,564 2,506 

Emme, Michael 102,321 3,055 

Enge, Ryan 76,240 728 

Engel, Susan 83,665 1,744 

Engineer, Merwan 120,412 4,848 

Epstein, Arie 78,611 1,947 

Esling, John 137,235 6,388 

Evans, Stephen 126,945 5,794 

Falk, Jack 102,182 − 

Farnham, Martin 94,939 2,609 

Ferguson, Donald 90,942 693 

Ferguson, Gerard 159,512 1,167 

Fetcas, Klaudia 80,262 2,943 

Fillion, Michelle 99,518 3,924 

Flaherty, Mark 111,004 10,458 

Fleming, Robert 78,263 1,187 

Forbes, Jim 115,691 3,114 

Foss, Jeffrey 122,899 2,799 

Foster, Hamar 134,256 6,108 

Foxgord, John 98,149 − 

France-Rodriguez, M Honore 108,567 474 

Francis Pelton, Leslee 78,405 2,276 

Frank, Natia 95,201 6,275 

Frisch, Noreen 146,922 6,899 

Fudge, Judy 136,592 10,026 

Fulton, Gordon 90,164 − 

Fyles, Thomas 143,675 1,793 

Gagne, Lynda 83,972 3,112 

Gair, Jane 75,960 10,390 

Galang, M Carmen 117,990 2,800 

Gallagher, Elaine 103,597 2,409 

Gallins, Glenn 135,322 2,626 

Galloway, J Donald 100,354 1,568 

Gammon, Lynda 107,811 2,190 

Ganley, Dale 97,316 2,157 

Gann, Dale 173,140 − 

Ganti, Sudhakar 103,696 4,697 

Garcia-Barrera, Mauricio 76,592 4,804 

Garnett, Anthony 81,387 2,533 

Gaston, William 101,483 984 

Gaul, Catherine 105,596 8,716 

Gebali, Fayez 138,434 8,025 

Geditz, Divani 79,745 721 

Gemmrich, Johannes 88,741 16,643 

German, Daniel 100,323 8,381 

Gerrity, Scott 81,334 2,015 

Gershman, Stuart 81,610 3,436 

Gerth, Brenda 81,866 478 

Gibbons, Sandra 117,771 3,933 

Gifford, Robert 130,088 2,584 

Giles, David 169,796 1,771 

Gillen, Mark 126,121 3,500 

Gillis, Kathryn 124,830 4,940 

Glickman, Barry 124,675 − 

Godfrey, Jane 93,004 485 

Goerzen, Anthony 148,439 3,287 

Golz, Peter 120,820 5,608 

Gooch, Amy 77,791 7,144 

Gooch, Bruce 103,957 3,491 

Good, David 85,750 7,007 

Gordon, Carol 88,412 − 

Gordon, Reuven 93,149 11,110 

Gordon, Sandy 80,944 − 

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Gore, Thomas 75,541 − 

Gorham, Stephen 108,762 2,408 

Gorrill, Gayle 255,115 6,324 

Gould, Lisa 91,883 12,150 

Graham, Christopher 111,882 − 

Graham, Robert 124,130 3,048 

Grant, Lance 93,012 567 

Grant, M L Mariel 89,402 3,898 

Grant, Rebecca 136,038 3,896 

Green, Jacquie 85,522 8,052 

Greenwood, Christine 75,372 366 

Gregory, Patrick 115,011 14,410 

Greschner, Donna 199,231 29,378 

Griffith, Murray 131,195 3,160 

Grove-White, Elizabeth 112,165 3,122 

Gugl, Elisabeth 94,482 3,307 

Guillemot, Eric 95,913 2,248 

Gulliver, Thomas 151,620 12,913 

Gutberlet, Jutta 86,814 8,621 

Hadwin, Allyson 79,179 9,350 

Haist, Yvonne 79,675 968 

Hall, Budd 161,351 12,521 

Hallett, Bonnie 84,569 − 

Hamilton, R Clinton 115,515 17,314 

Hamme, Roberta 77,501 8,128 

Hammond, Carolyn 78,878 104 

Han, Jun 85,232 3,776 

Harding, Andrew 148,569 312 

Harding, Catherine 114,272 8,500 

Hardy, Linda 98,698 − 

Harrington, David 124,428 5,195 

Harrison, Gina 81,821 2,914 

Hart-Wensley, Kim 142,110 4,689 

Haskett, Timothy 102,780 1,058 

Hawkins, Barbara 96,777 1,577 

Helbing, Caren 104,662 4,912 

Henshall, Allan 83,113 * −




($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) 

Herique, Emmanuel 82,676 − 

Herring, Rodney 96,687 8,875 

Herwig, Falk 87,784 7,997 

Hetherington, Bradley 93,898 1,127 

Hicks, Robin 116,428 4,082 

Hier, Sean 83,047 6,806 

Higgins, Iain 106,410 1,068 

Higgs, Eric 129,139 7,241 

Highbaugh Aloni, Pamela 105,140 4,113 

Hilchey, Paul 88,546 − 

Hills, Marcia 115,162 − 

Hintz, William 118,415 6,888 

Hoen, Merrilee 85,526 − 

Hof, Fraser 92,169 10,986 

Hofer, Scott 113,010 5,304 

Hoffman, Daniel 116,163 13,980 

Hoffman, Faye 79,708 2,177 

Hofmann, Martin 82,583 4,019 

Holland, John 81,271 − 

Holmberg, Ingrid 103,703 2,558 

Holroyd, Clay 115,578 1,446 

Hong, Angela 81,479 − 

Hood, Joanna 104,597 1,216 

Hopper, Timothy 89,155 7,019 

Hore, Dennis 81,934 5,981 

Horspool, R Nigel 146,606 3,892 

Hoskins, Marie 95,103 5,088 

Howard, Cosmo 77,536 6,073 

Howard, Lloyd 130,737 5,837 

Howard, Perry 84,882 1,834 

Howden, Roger 79,492 15,777 

Howell, Robert 133,326 2,370 

Hsieh, Yvonne 117,228 2,688 

Huang, Jing 98,917 12,309 

Hughes, Grant 97,985 1,320 

Hultsch, David 85,257 2,478 

Hundle, Avdeep 83,195 − 

Hundza, Sandra 78,044 3,603 

Hunter, Michael 108,149 − 

Hunt-Jinnouchi, Frances 90,096 9,722 

Huntley, Susan 84,830 − 

Hurren, Wanda 92,490 4,184 

Hutchinson, David 76,014 2,074 

Hutchinson, Emma 97,386 − 

Ibrahim, Slim 80,252 7,566 

Iles, Timothy 84,406 818 

Illner, Reinhard 136,686 8,667 

Jackson, Lillanne 82,245 − 

Jackson, Lorna 79,196 785 

James, Matt 80,768 5,362 

Jeffery, Donna 87,782 2,053 

Jelinski, Dennis 121,911 − 

Jenstad, Janelle 76,397 3,326 

Jirasek, Andrew 84,273 905 

Johnson, Janice 166,563 4,666 

Johnson, Rebecca 111,704 4,275 

Johnston, Stephen 103,977 16,638 

Johnston, William 75,424 − 

Jones, Donald 82,917 1,309 

Jones, Glynn 109,322 159 

Jones, Lois 84,589 829 

Jun, Martin 91,371 4,701 

Juniper, S Kim 134,189 9,694 

Kapron, Bruce 105,832 12,111 

Katahan, Angela 75,790 − 

Keeler, Richard 158,783 13,334 

Kehoe, Inbarani 90,286 7,600 

Kellan, Kurt 88,611 − 

Keller, Arnold 78,261 2,737 

Keller, C Peter 165,990 5,620 

Kennedy, Mary 77,435 2,078 

Kennedy, Peter 115,550 1,176 

Kerns, Kimberly 101,382 − 

Kerr, Mary 105,152 3,047 

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Kilpatrick, A Bruce 100,807 5,426 

Kimura, Mika 82,694 1,388 

King, Gerald 125,618 2,796 

King, Richard 122,565 3,098 

King, Valerie 121,934 13,264 

Kinghorn, Bindon 75,623 − 

Kirkham, Heather 76,021 778 

Kitts, Jody 86,912 250 

Klatt, Albert 75,790 2,594 

Klatt, Margaret 89,324 1,664 

Klein, Saul 177,874 19,179 

Kluge, Eike-Henner 150,400 1,250 

Klymak, Jody 82,219 1,923 

Knodel, Rita 83,539 1,420 

Knudsen, Anne 81,256 − 

Kobayashi, Karen 81,063 980 

Kodar, Freya 89,736 5,135 

Kohlman, Justin 131,436 15,758 

Kolb, Eric 81,969 4,412 

Koop, Ben 140,388 18,197 

Koroll, Michelle 79,954 1,651 

Kostek, Patricia 117,278 6,034 

Kovtun, Pavlo 82,119 3,088 

Kowalewski, Robert 122,555 5,107 

Kozsan, Ron 101,879 1,469 

Krause, Daniel 134,430 5,171 

Krebs, Harald 118,685 13,382 

Kroker, Arthur 154,104 7,145 

Kuchar, Gary 83,954 3,714 

Kuehne, Valerie 215,085 15,892 

Kumar, Alok 90,427 11,888 

Kunze, Eric 133,094 14,973 

Kushniruk, Andre 121,443 442 

Kwok, Harry 118,341 10,095 

Laca, Marcelo 110,073 7,305 

Lacourse, Terri 76,719 6,295 

Laliberte, Pierre 79,631 8,137




($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) 

Lalonde, Christopher 100,313 10,255 

Langford, John 92,833 1,715 

Lapprand, Marc 118,176 2,429 

Lardiere, Olivier 85,662 − 

Laskarin, Daniel 111,323 421 

Lau, Francis 129,121 16,448 

Lauzon, Lara 76,634 1,607 

Lavallee, Timothy 77,509 − 

Leach, David 79,336 6,435 

Leacock, Brian 108,944 29,535 

Leadbeater, Bonnie 124,371 11,391 

Leavett-Brown, Colin 102,794 2,840 

Lee, Darin 79,457 641 

Lee, Jo-Anne 92,803 5,670 

Lefebvre, Michel 126,945 18,830 

Leighton, Mary Elizabeth 78,954 4,355 

Lepp, Annalee 104,709 13,187 

Leske, Andrew 90,607 − 

Lesperance, Mary 122,116 4,840 

Lessard, Hester 125,962 − 

Lewall, Kim 111,233 − 

Lewis Hammond, Susan 85,612 7,857 

Li, Kin 118,662 − 

Liggett, Leslie 78,169 2,414 

Lilburn, Tim 81,438 4,841 

Lin, Hua 98,603 777 

Lindquist, Evert 146,787 16,630 

Lindsay, D Stephen 125,572 11,291 

Liscomb, Kathlyn 111,173 188 

Littlewood, Cedric 102,627 3,459 

Livingston, Nigel 132,237 1,861 

Lonergan, Stephen 171,335 33,645 

Lorenzi, Daniela 87,206 2,414 

Lu, Tao 87,652 6,229 

Lu, Wu-Sheng 142,362 3,990 

Lum, Wendy 77,995 1,082 

Lutz, John 103,858 5,681 

Ly, Minh 81,507 426 

Ma, Junling 79,562 1,965 

MacDonald, John 90,014 2,442 

MacDonald, Marjorie 99,891 15,247 

MacDonald, Maureen 128,106 13,449 

Macdonald, Nikki 143,530 30,065 ** 

MacDonald, Scott 120,163 7,753 

MacDonald, Stuart 87,604 14,485 

MacGillivray, Gary 121,429 3,854 

MacGregor, James 127,138 − 

MacKenzie, Patricia 130,891 1,916 

Mackie, Quentin 97,155 4,250 

Mackinnon, Karen 77,014 5,832 

MacLeod, Colin 109,760 5,376 

MacLeod, Joan 84,596 1,910 

MacNeil, Tracey 80,178 2,180 

Magassa, Moussa 80,407 2,863 

Magnuson, Douglas 91,452 4,702 

Magnusson, Warren 123,644 4,291 

Majerbi, Basma 99,008 13,913 

Makosinski, Arthur 85,074 970 

Maloney, Maureen 190,088 14,139 

Maric, Goran 75,586 − 

Marks, Lynne 77,274 2,101 

Marshall, E Anne 122,996 11,766 

Marshall, Frederick 84,170 484 

Martin, Joan 83,387 − 

Mason, Anna 81,387 1,987 

Masson, Michael 137,483 4,097 

Mateer, Catherine 189,893 7,302 

Matthews, Mary Kathleen 91,299 1,858 

Mavretic, Andy 79,123 − 

Mayes, Eric 82,759 2,347 

Mazumder, Asit 137,422 30,099 

McCann, Lawrence 135,228 4,733 

McCutcheon, David 143,079 1,648 

McDavid, James 144,472 2,511 

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McDonald, Carol 86,034 1,407 

McDonald, Michele 82,015 1,752 

McDonald, Patti 75,324 1,657 

McDorman, Theodore 116,961 2,957 

McGhee, William 83,575 − 

McGowan, Patrick 93,000 17,729 

McGregor, Catherine 75,913 9,574 

McGuire, Michael 94,855 − 

McHenry, Wendie 107,035 2,280 

McIndoe, J Scott 89,870 2,783 

McIntyre, Marjorie 104,375 75 

McLarty, Lianne 106,630 4,395 

McMahon, Martha 91,335 1,027 

McQuade, Charles 98,468 2,142 

McRae, Heather 79,613 4,166 

McRae, Norah 121,524 20,154 

Meigs, Sandra 116,538 2,370 

M'Gonigle, R Michael 126,650 3,217 

Miles, Robert 138,512 8,463 

Miller, D Michael 162,069 3,702 

Miller, Eric 92,432 − 

Miller, Pamela 128,801 4,180 

Milliken, P Jane 91,227 3,483 

Milwright, Marcus 80,666 3,280 

Mimick, Richard 78,253 3,929 

Mitchell, J Allan 76,437 1,171 

Mitchell, Judith 85,714 1,966 

Mitchell, Lisa 88,190 2,251 

Moffitt, Matthew 79,964 826 

Moir van Iersel, Cheryl 85,641 1,180 

Monahan, Adam 91,239 10,629 

Moosa-Mitha, Mehmoona 100,771 11,951 

Moreau, Jeannine 75,611 3,784 

Morgan, R Christopher 85,157 − 

Mosk, Carl 130,321 2,517 

Moss, Pamela 103,801 1,600 

Motek, Michael 84,871 −




($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) 

Moyer, Betsy 79,450 2,166 

Mueller, Ulrich 102,536 3,755 

Muller, Hans 153,449 28,641 

Muzio, Jon 160,094 1,445 

Myette, Ardis 79,763 3,646 

Mynhardt, Christina 111,615 9,689 

Myrvold, Wendy 116,163 13,190 

Nahirney, Patrick 97,266 1,480 

Nam, Sanghoon 83,285 4,236 

Nandi, Subhasis 89,303 10,487 

Nano, Francis 112,511 4,506 

Nashmi, Raad 88,036 1,139 

Nassaji, Hossein 85,774 4,008 

Nathoo, Farouk 77,890 10,007 

Navarro, Julio 137,688 32,080 

Naylor, Patti-Jean 84,240 4,991 

Negin, Leigh 75,478 − 

Nelles, David 75,247 604 

Nelson, Christopher 80,265 705 

Nelson, Kathleen 99,371 3,996 

Nelson, Trisalyn 85,721 5,517 

Neville, Stephen 96,963 − 

Newcombe, Andrew 102,730 14,974 

Ng, Ignace 119,395 7,520 

Niang, Sada 102,131 7,032 

Nichols, Douglas 138,410 5,694 

Nielsen, Pamela 75,638 1,012 

Niemann, K Olaf 97,419 2,030 

Nolan, Jan 92,283 620 

Nolt, Lori 78,841 1,065 

Noro, Hiroko 102,364 5,699 

Nowell, April 89,407 18,826 

Nowlin, Michael 98,732 15,884 

O'Bonsawin, Christine 77,136 1,552 

O'Brien, Martha 110,429 4,948 

O'Connell, Ian 80,352 474 

Ogmundson, Richard 105,217 4,078 

Oldale, John 75,838 3,813 

Olesky, Dale 125,965 5,572 

Oleson, John 155,184 19,557 

Oshkai, Peter 95,115 7,945 

Ostry, Aleck 123,460 1,941 

Paci, Irina 80,354 4,984 

Pacini-Ketchabaw, Veronica 83,201 7,177 

Page, Louise 107,236 4,923 

Palmer-Stone, David 83,539 60 

Pan, Jianping 101,193 5,398 

Pantaleo, Sylvia 103,602 4,183 

Papadopoulos, Christo 97,778 7,015 

Pappas, Anne 85,869 3,752 

Parisi, Laura 76,105 2,804 

Parsons, Joseph 98,180 196 

Paul, Kathryn 94,067 − 

Paulin, Holly 76,124 1,375 

Pauly, Bernie 80,329 6,969 

Pearson, Terry 172,465 12,012 

Pedersen, Thomas 190,284 16,694 

Pelton, Timothy 76,676 4,314 

Pence, Alan 125,717 13,293 

Penning, Margaret 100,243 6,643 

Peredo, Ana Maria 116,163 11,957 

Perlman, Steven 79,948 1,971 

Perry, David 79,248 1,684 

Peterson, Lianne 81,661 3,230 

Petrotchenko, Evgeniy 85,462 3,097 

Petter, Andrew 150,441 2,822 

Petter, Christopher 105,704 2,981 

Phibbs, Peter 144,943 23,863 

Phillips, John 142,957 511 

Piccinin, Andrea 77,676 21,711 ** 

Pike, Nancy 76,635 − 

Pilger, Velten 75,600 6,936 

Pilon, Dennis 75,335 2,701 

Pirenne, Benoit 150,990 17,521 

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Pirie, Andrew 109,262 1,353 

Piskor, Richard 95,691 3,547 

Pitt, P Lawrence 76,612 4,092 

Pitts, Patricia 76,237 292 

Player, Cindy 94,375 3,060 

Podhorodeski, Ronald 119,467 2,943 

Pohran-Dawkins, Alexandra 90,913 − 

Pollard, Matthew 82,218 171 

Pollet, Lanny 104,160 1,968 

Pospelov, Maxim 99,556 9,619 

Pospelova, Vera 76,823 5,014 

Poulson, Rozanne 75,990 5,289 

Poulton, M Cody 113,262 5,025 

Preece, Alison 122,847 2,581 

Price, Jason 82,279 1,931 

Price, John 93,584 3,317 

Price-Edney, Erica 93,004 962 

Prince, Michael 139,854 3,219 

Pritchet, Christopher 133,959 18,689 

Protti, Denis 141,725 − 

Prowse, Jacqueline 79,028 7,374 

Purkis, Mary Ellen 146,618 8,948 

Putnam, Ian 157,199 6,534 

Quas, Anthony 113,259 4,858 

Quiney, Gavin 111,699 − 

Rabillard, Sheila 94,140 − 

Rajala, Richard 83,179 1,646 

Rakhmatov, Daler 99,014 2,070 

Ramji, Karima 76,014 4,178 

Ranger, Louis 129,429 2,620 

Ranson, Heather 77,902 3,295 

Raptis, Helen 75,423 6,569 

Raven, Heather 111,389 1,229 

Raworth, Rebecca 78,931 6,034 

Ray, Janet 81,610 1,729 

Reading, Charlotte 90,676 12,264 ** 

Reading, Jeffrey 139,945 30,056




($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) 

Reed, Nancy 80,787 5,394 

Reed, William 134,899 3,512 

Reist, Dan 112,779 4,183 

Reitsma, Hendrik 76,078 805 

Reitsma-Street, Marge 109,283 4,624 

Rempel, Evan 93,188 − 

Restrepo-Gautier, Pablo 109,115 1,607 

Rhodes, Ryan 95,038 2,830 

Richards, Tim 78,723 − 

Richardson, Catherine 84,214 5,174 

Richmond, Brian 110,240 2,011 

Riecken, Ted 145,934 11,997 

Rippin, Andrew 175,019 707 

Ritz, Adam 86,231 9,442 

Roberts, Jillian 110,927 7,775 

Robinson, Lara 91,375 1,200 

Robson, Gerald 86,337 − 

Rocca, Bruno 79,061 1,711 

Rollins, D Caron 87,713 4,763 

Roman, Mark 180,683 12,761 

Romaniuk, Paul 118,566 1,810 

Ronan, James 86,210 5,586 

Rondeau, Daniel 119,675 3,465 

Roney, J Michael 120,970 81,612 

Rosenberg, Lisa 86,379 1,922 

Ross, Stephen 85,996 2,470 

Roth, Eric 129,882 3,500 

Roth, Wolff-Michael 152,799 12,784 

Round, Adrian 99,096 6,816 

Rowe, Andrew 92,304 3,244 

Rowe, Arthur 105,617 2,663 

Rowe, Gregory 93,831 792 

Rowe, Stephanie 78,979 − 

Roy, Nilanjana 103,479 − 

Roy, Real 86,355 − 

Runtz, Marsha 90,805 3,782 

Ruskey, Frank 140,656 7,269 

Russek, Dan 76,901 4,751 

Rutherford, Malcolm 137,005 492 

Rutherford, Richard 98,864 − 

Ryan, Maureen 75,430 1,093 

Sager, Eric 119,356 1,931 

Sagert, Garry 104,084 1,626 

Sanderson, Peter 147,538 200 

Sanford, Katherine 109,034 21,249 

Sanseverino, Mary 96,098 2,804 

Saracuse, June 79,389 825 

Saunders, Greg 91,002 − 

Saunders, Thomas 113,487 4,568 

Saxon, Leslie 111,919 3,598 

Scarth, Rachael 97,175 8,698 

Schloss, W Andrew 96,964 4,190 

Schmidtke, Oliver 105,317 17,537 

Scholefield, Corey 81,393 − 

Schreiber, Rita 108,222 4,432 

Schuetze, Herbert 108,608 4,337 

Schure, Paul 89,533 2,523 

Scobie, Robin 80,533 9,266 

Scoones, W David 118,208 1,810 

Scott, Daniel 96,046 6,158 

Scott, David 92,538 2,480 

Seaborne, Katharine 83,316 1,412 

Segger, Martin 96,024 6,096 

Serra, Micaela 129,576 1,386 

Service, Susan 99,014 9,023 

Shaykewich, David 81,932 1,694 

Sheilds, Laurene 109,211 2,813 

Shelton, Christine 75,554 3,432 

Sheppard, Janet 83,247 1,797 

Shi, Linda 100,096 11,721 

Shirley, W Gordon 76,589 − 

Siemens, Raymond 106,050 17,851 

Sima, Mihai 96,458 4,747 

Simmons, Jill 75,799 120 

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Simpson, Kristi 175,735 7,180 

Sinton, David 102,744 10,356 

Skelton, Ronald 91,947 2,446 

Slade, Alexander 111,261 3,046 

Slater, Terence 85,103 − 

Smith, Andre 75,722 4,435 

Smith, Beverly 75,583 198 

Smith, Daniel 112,471 13,524 

Smith, Derek 98,128 1,742 

Smith, Gordon 127,221 16,370 

Smith, J Brock 148,761 2,272 

Smith, Martin 109,215 3,672 

Smith, Thomas 129,861 3,856 

Smith, Timothy 111,190 − 

Smith, Tracie 82,605 2,423 

So, Poman 102,713 6,042 

Sourour, Ahmed 127,588 4,402 

Sparrow, Joseph 85,103 − 

Spence, George 106,903 12,727 

Sperling, Claudia 83,316 4,643 

Srinivasan, Venkatesh 112,003 1,487 

St Peter, Christine 105,159 4,977 

Stahl, Ann 130,042 7,798 ** 

Stajduhar, Kelli 96,211 3,313 

Stanis, Sharon 106,071 232 

Starzomski, Rosalie 96,405 2,956 

Steacy, Robert 95,528 − 

Stead, Paul 81,479 556 

Stege, Ulrike 108,246 15,555 

Stephenson, Peter 131,345 3,212 

Sternig, Brent 140,342 4,752 

Steuerman, David 81,948 11,080 ** 

Stevens, Ronald 85,527 − 

Stewart, Kenneth 106,300 712 

Stewart, Rosa 103,019 3,902 

Stichbury, Allan 119,873 5,551 

Stockwell, Timothy 154,545 12,214




($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) 

Storey, Margaret-Anne 173,733 20,086 

Street, David 78,989 6,714 

Strega, Susan 80,868 2,018 

Stringer, Jill 79,939 1,392 

Struchtrup, Henning 108,464 2,075 

Stuart, Nancy 83,751 4,187 

Suleman, Afzal 144,830 33,450 

Surridge, Lisa 102,422 5,466 

Swanson, Margaret 140,013 9,395 

Syme, Robin 92,300 2,398 

Taborsky, Paul 84,553 4,034 

Tanaka, James 121,511 4,913 

Tang, Karen 104,479 3,314 

Tapley, Heather 75,916 1,424 

Tate, Douglas 86,609 857 

Tax, Stephen 143,658 11,959 

Taylor, Avril 79,332 9,758 

Taylor, Duncan 91,571 6,882 

Taylor, John 91,909 − 

Taylor, Robert 78,774 − 

Taylor, Roberta 90,117 2,701 

Taylor, S Martin 204,797 3,865 

Tedds, Lindsay 90,583 4,512 

Teghtsoonian, Katherine 108,293 942 

Temple, Viviene 83,404 8,395 

Thackray, Christopher 75,858 − 

Thom, Jennifer 83,720 9,320 

Thomas, Christopher 100,098 8,172 

Thomas, Robina 90,379 533 

Thomo, Imir 95,357 4,724 

Thornicroft, Kenneth 105,216 1,448 

Thorson, Helga 80,173 4,411 

Thoun, Deborah 88,194 1,100 

Tiedje, Thomas 206,881 12,400 

Timmermans, Gysbertus 88,921 163 

Tobin, Ruthanne 94,179 734 

Todd, Patricia 84,625 1,775 

Tollefson, Christopher 125,422 4,835 

Tolson, Douglas 102,779 461 

Tory, Melanie 90,861 4,703 

Traore, Issa 107,667 2,304 

Trapero, Joaquin 75,273 1,447 

Trifkovic, Mak 82,178 8,274 ** 

Trumpour, Allan 81,487 3,392 

Tsao, Min 97,515 5,841 

Tucker, John 111,594 6,899 

Tuller, Stanton 108,481 2,184 

Tully, James 147,415 5,734 

Tunnell, Judson 84,553 − 

Tunnicliffe, Verena 154,776 4,005 

Tuokko, Holly 132,947 6,028 

Turner, David 81,842 1,520 

Turner, Nancy 143,723 6,085 

Turpin, David 417,075 66,122 

Tzanetakis, George 104,738 9,992 

Upton, Christopher 114,869 10,729 

Urbanczyk, Suzanne 91,790 1,255 

Vahabzadeh, Peyman 75,453 4,242 

Vakil, Thea 86,907 4,122 

Valente, Michael 107,004 15,316 

Valeri, Dino 86,575 1,670 

van Gyn, Geraldine 129,510 1,864 

van Kooten, G Cornelis 145,222 4,713 

van Luven, M Lynne 114,172 3,642 

van Netten, Alexander 79,456 − 

van Veggel, Franciscus 127,756 5,236 

van Wiltenburg, Eric 79,777 1,242 

Varela, Diana 88,347 6,473 

Vautier, Marie 109,577 − 

Veldhoen, Kathleen 88,278 2,698 

Venn, Kimberley 108,845 7,967 

Verdun, Amy 132,354 31,506 

Verenitch, Serguei 82,018 − 

Verreault, John 81,209 190 

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Victorino, Liana 99,601 8,777 

Vogt, Bruce 103,816 4,709 

Volpe, John 91,713 9,937 

von Aderkas, Patrick 108,284 5,520 

von Kaldenberg, Shannon 198,629 37,291 

Voss, Graham 108,214 2,489 

Wadge, William 123,011 2,943 

Wakefield, Philip 75,790 − 

Waldron, Mary Anne 176,495 − 

Walker, Ian 92,664 9,708 

Walker, Robert 130,748 14,309 

Walsh, Andrea 88,724 − 

Walsh, John 120,339 3,505 

Wan, Peter 124,328 789 

Watton, Arthur 106,475 848 

Waziyatawin, 93,786 12,683 

Weaver, Andrew 154,070 9,720 

Webb, Michael 117,026 895 

Webber, Jeremy 118,542 2,559 

Weber, Jens-Holger 127,808 9,397 

Wegner, Joanne 98,636 7,993 

Welch, Anne 83,390 3,969 

Welch, S Anthony 138,971 − 

Welling, Linda 99,369 2,600 

Welsh, Christine 88,593 2,092 

Wenger, Howard 118,794 5,317 

Wharf Higgins, S Joan 101,293 5,527 

Whitesides, Sue 160,218 12,920 

Whiticar, Michael 119,528 2,410 

Whittington, Barbara 103,745 2,403 

Wickwire, Wendy 80,902 1,439 

Wiebe, Michelle 76,138 398 

Wild, Peter 137,187 7,127 

Williams, Lorna 105,227 2,927 

Willis, Jon 77,690 6,111 

Wilson, Lara 76,972 2,229 

Wilson, Margot 124,048 −




($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) 

Winn, Monika 110,410 16,631 

Wist, Jolie 75,732 − 

Wolfe, Richard 97,876 14,223 ** 

Wolowicz, David 85,136 − 

Wong Sneddon, Grace 100,860 4,762 

Wood, Paul 112,070 3,086 

Woodcock, Scott 78,543 2,952 

Woodin, Erica 78,634 3,516 

Wright, Astri 95,495 − 

Wu, Guoguang 106,769 19,765 

Wu, Kui 98,490 10,097 

Wu, Zheng 127,262 12,580 

Wulff, Jeremy 82,577 974 

Wyeth, Margaret 81,201 − 

Wyvill, Brian 162,772 11,742 

Xu, Feng 78,711 1,633 

Yang, Hong-Chuan 90,963 10,889 

Ye, Jane 91,400 9,687 

Yoon, Jin-Sun 75,644 2,482 

Yore, Larry 157,853 10,412 

Youds, Robert 117,940 2,075 

Young, James 138,628 3,598 

Young, Lynne 83,750 2,651 

Zacour, Peter 108,744 764 

Zapantis, Nikiforos 81,515 258 

Zastre, Michael 90,511 2,892 

Zehr, E Paul 102,758 15,041 

Zhang, Hao 103,506 − 

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Zhou, Julie 99,864 2,285 

Zielinski, Adam 130,394 11,351 

Zietsma, Charlene 115,516 6,877 

Zimmerman, David 102,888 14,079 

Zwicky, Jan 85,234 594 

Total, employees with 

remuneration > $75,000 96,781,597 4,928,423 

Total, employees with 

remuneration of $75,000 

or less 142,421,153 

Total 239,202,750

submission to the uvic board of governors - University of Victoria

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