Dal alum Marc Belliveau (LLB’90) would like to send a brief message of gratitude to the following brilliant minds and talented musicians with whom they had the privilege and pleasure to share the stage with in three entertaining groups during their Weldon days (1987-1990).

Dal alum David Haas (MA’68) has been living in St. Albert, Alberta since gaining a Doctor Juris degree in 1975. He is currently readying his twelfth stage play for late April ‘- Park Bench With View’. The play draws on David’s experience in Canada’s military police, and criminal defence work over his twenty-five year career.

Dalhousie powercouple, Jim and Andrea Power (BComm’88 & MPA’10) (Dowthwaite) will retire together in July 2023! Jim was a Dalhousie sessional faculty member from 2006-2009 and a Limited Term Appointment (LTA) 2009-2018 in the Faculty of Management teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in accounting and finance.

On January 20, 2023 Margaret Ludlow (MEd’84) was presented with the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal for volunteering in the parish, local and international community by MLA, Tony Ince.

Dal alum Linxi Zhang (BA’21), is the president, and director of Novazuya/Zuya Inc, a media production company that began in the depths of the pandemic in 2020.

Schulich alum Paul Ives (LLB’87) relocated his law practice to the Courtenay office of Ramsay Lampman Rhodes in June 2022. He can now be reached via email at pives@rlr.law.

Dal alum Alex Bromley (BSc’16) celebrated their marriage to D’arcy McDaid in Hubbards, Nova Scotia, on October 8th, 2022.

Dal alum Kyle Train (BCOM’18) has been named General Manager of Hilton Head National Luxury RV Resort located in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.

Dal alum Allison Munday (BA’19) and Dal Professor Tom Ue, in the Department of English, have co-written an essay for Paper Trails: The Social Life of Archives and Collections, an open access living book edited by Andrew W. M. Smith and published by UCL Press that bridges the gap between research communities “to open up the world of historical research”.

Dr. Nancy Khalil (PhD’20) has recently published her research article in DCDS-B, a top journal publication series of the American Institute of Mathematical Sciences.