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Nathan Sears

May 23, 1987 - March 16, 2023

The administrator of this page is Emma Lecavalier

Nathan was a kind, passionate, and intellectually courageous person who tragically lost his life in a fire in Montreal on March 16, 2023. Nathan was deeply committed to making the world a better and safer place and he left an indelible mark on everyone who knew him. The political science community at the University of Toronto have created this book of condolence as a place to share memories and stories about Nathan or as a way to pass along condolences to his partner and family. As well, the family has made a special request that pictures or videos of Nathan presenting his academic or policy work be shared. UPDATE: A GoFundMe has been set up to benefit Nathan's wife, Araceli. If you would like to donate, please do so here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/nathan-alexander-sears

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2023-04-02 19:16:42 wrote:

When I first heard about Nathan's dissertation topic, I thought, 'this is a true visionary and a creative mind who cares about the important stuff' – although I never had the chance to get to know him personally, the moment he presented his research in class shaped my image about him. Later, I also witnessed how he helped others and asked important questions to push them to think differently. Nathan truly cared about the world and the people that live in it. I am shocked to hear about the devastating news of his tragic passing. I am wishing his partner and family patience and the strength to navigate these difficult times, he will be missed...

2023-04-02 19:16:42 wrote: When I first heard about Nathan's dissertation topic, I thought, 'this is a true visionary and a creative mind who cares about the important stuff' – although I never had the chance to get to know him personally, the moment he presented his research in class shaped my image about him. Later, I also witnessed how he helped others and asked important questions to push them to think differently. Nathan truly cared about the world and the people that live in it. I am shocked to hear about the devastating news of his tragic passing. I am wishing his partner and family patience and the strength to navigate these difficult times, he will be missed...

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