A Toronto university graduate is suing her alma mater, York University. She claims that the university failed to support her after she completed her undergraduate and post-graduate degrees between 2003 and 2005. As a result, she had difficulties finding employment and effectively entered repayment on her Canada-Ontario student loans 52 months later, even though she was still unemployed. She is seeking compensation for the university's mistreatment and interest accrued on her student loans from the dates she was unable to find work. The graduate argues that the university did not provide the career contacts and services it promised during her registration. She has filed for judicial review and details can be found on her website.

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AUG 21 2009
ASSOCIATIONS CANADA
JUDICIAL REVIEW 2009
Submission by Rosemary N DeCaires
JUDICIAL REVIEW 2009
AN ONTARIO PUBLIC SERVANT WITH TEN -10 YEARS OF ONTARIO PUBLIC SERVICE WAS DENIED
EMPLOYMENT – DUE TO A MISHAP IN REPORTING HER GROSS ANNUAL INCOME TO ONTARIO
DISABILITY – SHE NOW SEEKS AN INVESTIGATION INTO HER APPLICATION FOR LOAN
FORGIVENESS ON HER CANADA-ONTARIO STUDENT LOANS FOR THE YEARS THAT SHE SPENT IN
UNIVERSITY 1995 TO 2005
UNLIKE MANY OPTIMISTIC FORMER GRADS THIS TORONTO UNIVERSITY GRADUATE COULD NOT FIND A JOB
AFTER COMPLETING A FEW MORE ARTICLES IN JUNE 2009. WHAT DID SHE DO TO AMELIORATE THE
SITUATION? IT IS UNFORTUNATE BUT SHE SUED HER ALMA MATER YORK UNIVERSITY
AND OF COURSE FILE A COMPLAINT DUE TO INTERVENTION ON THE PART OF ODSP.
The Toronto graduate is displeased. She is suing the university where she studied over the years from
2003 to 2005. She claims her Canada-Ontario student loans effectively entered into repayment 52-months
later and she was still out of work several years later and could not be retained in the midst of the ongoing
civil litigation involving York University.
Rosemary DeCaires claims York University officials had failed to support her after she completed her
undergraduate and post graduate degrees in Toronto. She is presently self-represented since she could
not afford counsel at the outset and she seeks relief for accruing interest on her Canada-Ontario student
loans with retro activity to her dates of loss to be known. The 32-year old is demanding to be
compensated for mistreatment on the part of York officials. The more recent relevant case law is
supportive of her case.
Ultimately, she says the university's careers services had not provided her with the contacts and she
advises that it promised her when she registered with various administrative offices at York University for
2003/2004 sessions. She seeks relief not necessarily due to embarrassment but mostly because she is
now treated by the Ontario government whom has denied her employment for reasons presently being
investigated.
For details about the status of this application for judicial review visit her online at
www.slideshare/rosemaryldecaires.com
ROSEMARY DE CAIRES
PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
21/08/2009 00:00 EST