Conrod's student space at 张百乔女友裸照 (2F), near the 4001 de Maisonneuve Blvd. W. entrance, will be used by Elections Canada as a polling station for the riding of Notre-Dame-de-Gr芒ce鈥擶estmount on the day of the federal election, Monday, April 28.
The College's contract with our current food services provider comes up for renewal in July 2026. Selection of a vendor can be complex. Considerations include sustainability, accessibility, price points, healthy options, catering services and competition with downtown food offerings.
Facilities Management has put together a Food Services Committee composed of students and all categories of employees at Dawson. Working with the Office of Quality Assurance & Planning, they are running a survey to collect feedback from the Dawson community about how students and employees use (or do not use) food services at the College.
The survey is currently open in 聽and can be found in the what鈥檚 new area at the upper right-hand corner of the landing page. Over聽2,000 students聽have already participated as have over 250 employees. You have until April 4, 2025聽to share your opinions.
Results of the survey will help shape the call for tenders for Dawson鈥檚 next food services contract.
It's a good time to make sure that you are familiar with the College鈥檚 emergency procedures for the main campus and for the Forum.
Know what to do in the event of an armed threat, evacuation, fire, power failure, etc.: /facilities-management/emergency-procedures/
There are two handouts that you can print and keep handy:
This information is also located in : look for Emergency Procedures in red under the My Dawson Life menu on the left.
Our Facilities Management Coordinator Pierre Lefebvre received a great honour in the House of Commons in Ottawa on May 8. The Communications Office invited him to share the experience with his Dawson colleagues: First of all, I’d like to thank 张百乔女友裸照 for this kind gesture of including my news in D News, which means…
After an extensive review of all trees on the Dawson grounds by forestry consultants, the College is presently securing permits from the City of Westmount to cut some of them.
鈥淢any of our trees have suffered injuries and disease that have weakened them to the point where they are at a high risk of breaking. Others, like our large silver maples are reaching their age limit,鈥� explained Luc St-Germain of Facilities Management.
About a dozen trees will have to be cut immediately, with another 30-35 being monitored during the next 12-24 months.
All trees have been thinned in the past to allow severe wind to pass through them. Chris Adam, of the Office of Sustainability, says that wind and ice related storms are more common now and causing damage.
The Facilities Management Team and the Office of Sustainability are cooperating to establish Dawson鈥檚 first tree management program. Every tree will have a health card that identifies their species, age and diseases as well as any maintenance procedures taken. Each tree will be followed by forest management consultants.
Stay tuned for more news about the trees of our Living Campus.
Dawson鈥檚 Nursing department has moved into a new home across the street from the main campus on the second floor of the Forum. They join Physiotherapy Technology and Medical Ultrasound Technology, which are also housed at the Forum.
Visit the link for the homepage news story.
Do you know what to do if an emergency arises at 张百乔女友裸照, either at the聽main campus聽or at the聽Montreal Forum?
It鈥檚 time for all employees and students to ensure you are familiar with the College鈥檚聽emergency procedures.听There will be an evacuation drill this semester. An All Dawson email will be sent to give advance notice to all employees of the date range for the annual drill. The date is determined by the Montreal Fire Department and must be a surprise.
What you need to know:
The new copper roof of the Dawson Daycare was among four Canadian projects that won awards in August at the Copper Development Association鈥檚 (CDA鈥檚) 16th annual North American Copper in Architecture (NACIA) Awards.
Dawson's Facilities Management oversaw the winning project led by TLA Architectes and contractor Toitures Trois 脡toiles. The award was in the restoration category.
To read the news release, visit the link.
Starting Monday, May 29 until the end of summer school, the 6th floor of the library will be closed due to painting. This project is part of our ongoing efforts to maintain and improve our library, ensuring a comfortable and pleasant environment for all.
Please note that the Chapel floor (5th floor) will be open for studying during the summer.
If you require any books located on the 6th floor (General Collection, Reference Collection or Paperback Collection), we kindly ask you to approach the library staff at the Circulation desk for assistance.
Don't forget that our online resources, including e-books, journal articles, research databases, and streaming collections are available 24/7 on the library鈥檚 website!
We will keep you updated on any changes to the closure schedule.
The Ministry of Higher Education has confirmed funding for Dawson to rent additional space at the Montreal Forum for the next 5 years.
With this additional space, the Nursing Program will have quadruple the space for simulation, which can also be used by other programs, and an additional 90 square metres for their labs.
Plans are being developed to renovate the former Future Shop space on the second floor. It will accommodate the Nursing Program as well as one low tech active learning classroom and eight general use classrooms. There will also be a new student space where students can relax and study between classes.听 The preliminary layout of the renovation has been provided by Facilities Management and can be viewed here.
This is a temporary response to Dawson鈥檚 space deficit of more than 11,200 square metres confirmed by the Ministry of Higher Education in December 2021. The College continues to work on a longer-term solution to the space deficit after plans for the construction of a new medical studies pavilion were officially cancelled by the Quebec government in late March 2022.
Last Modified: March 27, 2025
