Julie Cole, Julie Ellis, Cynthia Esp (all BA '95) and Tricia Mumby, co-founders of Mabel's Labels, received the coveted RBC Momentum Award for their outstanding entrepreneurship at the 2009 RBC Canadian Woman Entrepreneur Awards Gala.
"Lawbreaker turned lawmaker" Serge LeClerc (BA '96) visits a Labrador prison to spread his message of personal choice.
John McVey (BASc '81; MASc '95) has been named president of Bantrel Co., Canada's leading provider of industrial engineering, procurement and construction services.
Kanata-based software company Benbria, founded by Alicia Liu (BASc '07), Ronald Richardson (BSE '07) and Mason Du (BSE '07), has won its first international customers; the company now has clients in India and Australia, Canada and the US.
Online gaming tycoon Calvin Ayre (BSc '84) talks about his life, his future, and the online gaming world.
Brenda Reitsma (BA '84) has received the Premier's Council Award of Excellence in Education. The award, presented by the Alberta government, recognizes Brenda's significant contribution to the development of barrier-free, inclusive programs, classrooms and facilities.
Ken Hancock (BASc '69) is one of two recipients of the Kenneth G. Murray Partnership in Dementia Award.
Kunal Gupta (BSE '08), whose company, Polar Mobile, created an app that allows users to read publications on a BlackBerry or iPhone, discusses the future of smartphones.
The Leacock Award-winning memoir of CBC broadcasting legend Max Ferguson (LLD '91), And Now... Here's Max, has been re-issued with a new introduction by fellow broadcaster Shelagh Rogers.
PhD student Erin A. Maloney ( BA '07; MA '08) investigates "math anxiety," that feeling of fear and dread that many people experience when it comes to math reasoning or processing.