Middlesex-London Health Unit announced today three new cases of the new H1N1 influenza virus have been identified in the local region. As a result, Western health officials are recommending continued vigilance in terms of basic hygiene and precautio …
Average boosted for admission scholarships
Incoming president
Despite difficult economic times, Western’s alumni and
friends donated close to $57.5 million during the 2008-09 fiscal
year – just shy of the $60-million goal.
On Sept. 5, 2008, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Diane
Finley announced that certain temporary foreign workers and
students could apply for permanent residence under the newly
created Canadian Experience Class (CEC) starting September 17,
2008.
The University of Western Ontario Mustangs badminton team captured
silver at the annual Canadian university and college national
championships held in Richmond, B.C. on May 15-17.
The University of Western Ontario Physical Plant Department is
encouraging the campus community to participate in this year’s
Energy Conservation Week May 17-23, enacted by the Ontario Power
Authority (OPA).
Are you a student holding down a summer job this year? The Ministry
of Labour has a new twitter feed “WorkinSummer” that will deliver
weekly tips on health, safety and employment standards.
The Teaching Support Centre is presenting its annual Spring
Perspectives on Teaching Conference this Wednesday (May 20) at the
Arthur & Sonia Labatt Health Sciences Building.
One of Canada’s best fundraisers is getting set to leave The
University of Western Ontario to take over the reins as President
and CEO of Toronto’s SickKids Foundation.
Dr. Sidney Siu of Workplace Health at The University of Western
Ontario expects the warmer weather will slow the spread of the H1N1
influenza virus, but warns this does not mean we are out of the
woods yet.
South African cleric and activist Desmond Tutu, who rose to
worldwide fame during the 1980s as an opponent of apartheid, will
speak in London May 22, part of the St. Joseph’s Health Care
Signature Speaker Series.
After the birth of her daughter Jade four months ago, Kim Bois
couldn’t understand why she was experiencing anger and depression
during what should have been such a happy time in her life.
Average boosted for admission scholarships
Incoming president
Despite difficult economic times, Western’s alumni and
friends donated close to $57.5 million during the 2008-09 fiscal
year – just shy of the $60-million goal.
On Sept. 5, 2008, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Diane
Finley announced that certain temporary foreign workers and
students could apply for permanent residence under the newly
created Canadian Experience Class (CEC) starting September 17,
2008.
The University of Western Ontario Mustangs badminton team captured
silver at the annual Canadian university and college national
championships held in Richmond, B.C. on May 15-17.
The University of Western Ontario Physical Plant Department is
encouraging the campus community to participate in this year’s
Energy Conservation Week May 17-23, enacted by the Ontario Power
Authority (OPA).
Are you a student holding down a summer job this year? The Ministry
of Labour has a new twitter feed “WorkinSummer” that will deliver
weekly tips on health, safety and employment standards.
The Teaching Support Centre is presenting its annual Spring
Perspectives on Teaching Conference this Wednesday (May 20) at the
Arthur & Sonia Labatt Health Sciences Building.
One of Canada’s best fundraisers is getting set to leave The
University of Western Ontario to take over the reins as President
and CEO of Toronto’s SickKids Foundation.
Dr. Sidney Siu of Workplace Health at The University of Western
Ontario expects the warmer weather will slow the spread of the H1N1
influenza virus, but warns this does not mean we are out of the
woods yet.
South African cleric and activist Desmond Tutu, who rose to
worldwide fame during the 1980s as an opponent of apartheid, will
speak in London May 22, part of the St. Joseph’s Health Care
Signature Speaker Series.
After the birth of her daughter Jade four months ago, Kim Bois
couldn’t understand why she was experiencing anger and depression
during what should have been such a happy time in her life.