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Tag Archives: Jean-Paul Boudreau
Sackville Waterfowl Park celebrated as environmental gem on its 30th anniversary
Sackville celebrated the 30th anniversary of its Waterfowl Park on Saturday with speeches, music, a short play, birthday cake and hotdogs. “Having the Waterfowl Park in Sackville has shaped my life,” MLA Megan Mitton told the crowd that had gathered … Continue reading
Mt. A. president’s series: Stephen Lewis on Jane Philpott, HIV/AIDs & climate change
A veteran Canadian activist and former United Nations ambassador told an audience at Mount Allison University Tuesday night that the resignation of Jane Philpott from the Trudeau cabinet represents a huge loss. “The country has lost one of the best … Continue reading
Mt. A. hears about slavery, racism and making Black Lives Matter
About 250 Mount Allison students, professors and university staff listened Thursday night as author Robyn Maynard spoke about how, after more than 400 years, racism still prevails in Canada in spite of the country’s self-image as a beacon of tolerance, diversity, … Continue reading
Mt. A. president noncommittal about shedding investments in Big Oil
Mount Allison students, who are members of the group Divest MTA, continued their four-year campaign Monday to persuade the university to shed its investments in big fossil fuel companies. The students urged Jean-Paul Boudreau, the new Mt. A. president, to … Continue reading
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Tagged Dan Nowlan, Hanna Longard, Jean-Paul Boudreau, Ron Outerbridge
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Acadian Jean-Paul Boudreau appointed 15th Mt. A. president
It’s official. Jean-Paul Boudreau is the new president of Mount Allison University. “I am thrilled and deeply honoured to be named Mount Allison’s 15th President and Vice- Chancellor,” Boudreau says in a news release posted on the university’s website. “Mount … Continue reading
Would-be Mt. A. president quizzed on university investments in fossil fuels
The sole candidate to become the next president of Mount Allison University faced what he acknowledged were “tough questions” Monday as he talked with dozens of students on campus during a pizza lunch in Gracie’s Café. Jean-Paul Boudreau, who teaches … Continue reading
Acadian Jean-Paul Boudreau in line to become 15th Mt. A. president
Dr. Jean-Paul Boudreau, who teaches in the psychology department at Ryerson University in Toronto, is the finalist candidate in the search for a new president at Mount Allison University. Boudreau has been invited to visit the Mt. A. campus on … Continue reading
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Tagged Jean-Paul Boudreau, Robert Campbell, Ryerson University
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