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Board of Directors
2011/2012

Maude Barlow
Maude Barlow
Ottawa, Ontario
Author and national chairperson, the Council of Canadians.
Click here for a full biography.

Leticia Adair
Leticia Adair
Saint John, New Brunswick.
Coordinator, Immigrant and Refugee Support Services, Diocese of Saint John.
Bob Ages
Bob Ages
Delta, British Columbia
Union and social activist with finance background. Contract worker for the BC Fed and BCGEU and independent consultant.

Pam Beattie

Ottawa, Ontario
Executive Assistant to the national president of the Canadian Union of Public Employees.

Pina Belperio
Pina Belperio
Whistler, British Columbia
Researcher, community activist, writer, and journalist. Founder of citizen watchdog group Whistler Watch.
Roy Brady
Roy Brady
Peterborough, Ontario
Community activist, retired elementary schoolteacher, former Chair of the Peterborough Health Coalition.

Leo Broderick
Leo Broderick
Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Community activist, retired teacher, past president of the P.E.I. Teachers’ Federation, and former vice-president of the Canadian Teachers’ Federation.

John Cartwright
Toronto, Ontario
President of the Toronto & York Region Labour Council
Robert Chernomas
Robert Chernomas
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Professor of Economics, University of Manitoba.
Andrea Furlong
Andrea Furlong
St. John's, Newfoundland
Youth Care Worker and former special projects officer with Conservation Corps Newfoundland and Labrador. Studied community and economic development in Zimbabwe.
Garry John
Garry John
Shalalth, British Columbia.
An aboriginal rights activist who spent many years serving his community in an elected capacity and continues to strive for solidarity with social justice groups and aboriginal peoples.
Anne Lévesque
Anne Lévesque
Inverness, Nova Scotia
Environmental and social activist with a special interest in economic justice and peace.
Marion Moore
Marion Moore
Upper La Have, Nova Scotia
Community activist in areas of peace, human rights and the environment.  Works in the public library system in rural Nova Scotia and is active in local sustainability initiatives.
Bill Moore-Kilgannon
Bill Moore-Kilgannon
Edmonton, Alberta
Executive Director of Public Interest Alberta.
Abdul Pirani
Abdul Pirani
Montreal, Quebec
School board commissioner (trustee), board member of Eau Secours and Tel Aide and retired chemist.
Sheila Rogers
Sheila Rogers
Lethbridge, Alberta
Educator, community organizer and activist on peace, health care, labour, environment, human rights, First Nations and women’s issues.
Rick Sawa
Rick Sawa
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
Long time educator who has worked extensively with indigenous populations.
Steven Shrybman
Steven Shrybman
Ottawa, Ontario
Practices international trade and public interest law in Ottawa, Ontario.
Fred Wilson
Fred Wilson
Ottawa, Ontario
Trade union and community activist, assistant to the president, Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada.

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