This document discusses a lawsuit brought against York University by a former student named Rosemary. Rosemary was denied accommodation and support for her disability during her post-graduate studies at York University. She is suing York University and the Ontario government for millions of dollars for expelling her without a hearing and falsely reporting her as homeless and a suspect in an unrelated investigation. The document argues that York University can be held accountable through this lawsuit, despite their claims that they cannot be sued.

1. CANADIAN FEDERATION OF STUDENTS
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CANADIAN FEDERATION OF STUDENTS
● YORK UNIVERSITY IS STILL ACCOUNTABLE. SEE SUPREME COURT OF CANADA SAYS NO! – AFTER ALL
YORK HAS NO BUSINESS IN MATTERS INVOLVING THE CANADA-ONTARIO STUDENT LOANS PROGRAM –
IF THEY DO; THEN YORK CAN BE SUED.
● Just one year ago; the Ontario Human Rights Commission was served with strictly private and confidential
information about a student who was denied accommodation to employment resources and education at the outset
of her post-graduate career at York University.
● York University argues that it cannot be sued. Although the records still shows that it can be sued. The student was
a York student in the year of Daniel Freeman-Maloy in 2004,2005, 2006. She seeks relief for interest accruing on
her Canada-Ontario student loans.
● The student's name is Rosemary. She was a visiting student at York University. She was denied accommodation
and employment support because she was treated as a person with a disability under an undefined section of the
Ontario Human Rights Code (see High need students with special needs).
● York University is sued for millions of dollars as a result. The student was innocent. She was still expelled from
school without a disciplinary hearing. She now sues the Ontario government because she was reported by York
officials as homeless and missing and later on a possible suspect in an unrelated investigation.
● For close captioned details on the latest argument brought forward to the Canadian Universities Association visit her
online at www.slideshare.net/RosemarylDeCaires.
● 04/09/2009 00:00 EST Posted by: Rosemary DeCaires