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Finding the Good Story: Redemptive Journalism and Global Pandemics
Angela Reitsma Bick ‘01, Redeemer University’s 2020 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient, knows the craft of story-telling – not only for its own sake but for building community, bonding...
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10/20/30 Reunion
Save the Date! November 7, 2020, is the 10/20/30 year reunion for the classes of ’10, ’00 and ’90. We can’t wait to celebrate...
Heidi Ellens de Vries ’05
Assistant City Solicitor,
City of Brantford
Kyle Vander Linden ’05
Project Manager, Credit Valley Conservation
Clarence Keesman ’98
Executive Director, The Refuge
Phoebe Mitton ’10
Policy Analyst, Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada
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