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Carol Morrison’s (MSc’68, PhD’71) portraits are on display at the Ice House Gallery in Tatamagouche and her paintings of Brier Island at the Visual Voice gallery in Truro.
The Anaheim Jr. Ducks have promoted longtime coach David Walker (BA’04) to Tier 2 Director of Coaches. Walker is entering his ninth season of coaching with the club.
Heather Habgood (BSc’98, MBA’00) celebrated 15 years of community, creativity and fun with her Beamsville-based business Creative Bug in May!
Dr. David Dunn (BSc’87) is in practice at Sydney Chiropractic & Laser Centre and his sister, Charlene Dunn Anderson (BA’90) operates Charlene’s Nutrition Centre & Health Food Ltd.
Devon Code (BA (Contemporary Studies in English)’03) shares news of novella to be published by Coach House Books, exploring perspectives on the problematic notion of purity.
Faten Alshazly’s (BScCS’99) commitment to community development continues with newly appointed role at the Halifax Chamber of Commerce.
Ameeta Vohra (BA’04) is a finalist for this year’s Atlantic Journalism Awards in the category of Atlantic Magazine – Best Profile Article.
Paul Kelly (BA’89) is proud to share an update on his daughters’ studies, who are both students at Dalhousie.
As the author of 15 children’s picture books, Dawn Doig (MSc’90) is trying to help brighten the life of one individual and his family. Proceeds from her picture book sales will go toward the purchase of an eye-tracking communication device for a father of two.
Brian McConnell (LLB’85) published a new book about the United Empire Loyalists and Black Loyalists who arrived as refugees to settle the town and county of Digby in the 1780s.
