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Winter 2024 textbooks, course books, e-book and access codes are available for purchase.

Privacy Policy

The University has a policy on access to information and protection of personal information. The University's Information and Privacy Coordinator has been appointed as the administrator responsible for such issues. Please direct any questions to fippa@ryerson.ca or call 416.979.5000 ext 4676.


Information Protection and Access Policy Restricted Information


POLICY

Ryerson University (the ”University”) supports the closely aligned principles of transparency and accountability and as such routinely provides public access to information about the University’s operations and decisions.

At the same time, the University is committed to protecting specific types of information, which, if disclosed, could reasonably be expected to result in harm to the University, an identifiable individual, or a third party. This subset of information includes personal information, teaching and research records, as well as law enforcement, solicitor-client, labour relations and other kinds of information which for the purposes of this policy will be referred to as “restricted information”.

As of June 10, 2006 the University became subject to FIPPA’s legal requirements concerning the use, disclosure, and retention of personal information, as well the obligation to provide access to University records with limited protection for certain kinds of restricted information. To enable the University to meet its statutory obligations under FIPPA, the General Counsel has developed a procedures document (“Procedures”) which identifies restricted information categories, employee responsibilities, and legislative highlights. This policy and the related Procedures do not limit the rights and obligations outlined in any existing relevant legislation.

University employees are responsible for reviewing and understanding this policy and the related Procedures. General Counsel and the Information and Privacy Coordinator are responsible for disseminating the policy and Procedures to employees, making the policy and Procedures widely available, and developing the necessary tools and forms to support the Procedures.

This policy and the related Procedures shall be maintained and updated on an ongoing basis by the General Counsel.


Application and Scope

This policy extends to University employees and applies to all records in the custody or control of the University. If a provision of this policy conflicts with a statutory obligation, the conflicting provision of this policy will be inoperative to the extent of the conflict. This policy replaces the Freedom of Information Guidelines and the Protection of Personal Information Guidelines. For guidance on the protection of the University’s general information assets, please see the University’s Information Protection Policy.


Jurisdiction 

The interpretation of this policy falls under the jurisdiction of the General Counsel.

The store carries a wide variety of reference and handbooks in computers, engineering, architecture, interior design, fashion and other subjects. The latter are specifically chosen to complement the subjects taught at Ryerson.

This store carries new and used textbooks for our many courses. We also carry an extensive range of arts, drafting, and stationery supplies. You can also find the latest in Ryerson clothing (from T-shirts to leather jackets), gifts, school rings, greeting cards, knapsacks and many other items.

We are pleased to accept Cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Interac. Regretfully, we cannot accept any personal or company cheques. Incorporated companies, however, may open charge accounts with the bookstore.

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