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Steve
McDonnell: Art Director
Aside from his amazing design and illustrative abilities,
Steve is the only member of the Keewatin team who really knows what
is going on, and is the man responsible for getting things done
in the most expedient and efficient manner. It's
really rather pointless to even list any of the other members (but
we have to anyway, just to be fair)- Steve is the GO TO GUY and
has a portfolio website for his design company @ www.dalek.ca |
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Dr.
Tony Harras – Executive Editor
Tony recently received the Saskatchewan Volunteer
Medal. This provincial government decoration is awarded to citizens
who have provided, without reward or gain, outstanding volunteer
service or exceptional community involvement in an area beyond their
normal duties or profession. Its appropriate since Tony has spent
so much of his time helping others. As Editor of Keewatin publications
Tony has an equally strong sense of commitment to fair and balanced
presentation of the scientific, economic and public interest issues
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Lisa
Doucet – Design Associate
Over the years Lisa has been responsible for the design
aspects of many projects for Keewatin. An independent graphics designer
from Edmonton, Lisa is used to working with tight timelines, outrageous
demands from clients and other nearly impossible assignments. She
always delivers! |
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Paul
Hanley – Content Associate
Paul is an environmentalist without compromise. He
has written an environmental column for a daily newspaper for almost
twenty years. His work at Keewatin includes suggesting topics and
writing articles as well as overall storyboard design. Paul is one
of our quality control guardians. |
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Jennifer
Atherton – Student Associate
Jennifer is a graduate in environmental design (architecture)
from the University of Manitoba and is currently studying environmental
science. She contributes story material on projects and assists with
product distribution in Manitoba. As a student, she is also looking
for a full time, better paying job when she graduates and would be
a credit to any employer who appreciates brains and a good work ethic. |
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Brian
Bowman – Writer and Copy Editor
Brian is a seasoned editor and publisher. Over the
years he has edited outdoors magazines as well as providing technical
editing services to a number of environmental publications in western
Canada. Semi-retired (he only works 8 hour days now) Brian helps to
pull projects together when others only see the details. |
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Michelene
La Flamme – Translator
Michelene lives and works in Ottawa where she is a
professional translator. Her work involves publications for bilingual
associations and for clients with environmental and science translation
requirements. She also provides a good National Capital presence. |
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John
Belhumeur – First Nations Contributor
Living on the West Coast, John Belhumeur is of Cree
ancestry from northern Manitoba. He has been involved with natural
resource and communications issues for most of his professional life.
He has contributed to publications on native traditional knowledge,
mining and other First Nations issues. In addition to his professional
work, he is also active in native oral traditions. |
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Mark
Oldershaw – Science Teacher Advisor
Mark is a high school science teacher and is not in
any way financially involved with Keewatin (thank goodness) but he
donates a lot of his time suggesting topics for consideration and
reviewing story boards for suitability. Even though Mark isn’t
paid for his work, his pizza bill has become a significant part of
Keewatin’s operational budget. |
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Richard
Osborne - Science Advisor
has at times been
described by some of us as a nit-picking biophysicist. But we guess
that can’t be helped since with a Bachelors degree in Natural
Science from Cambridge University and a PhD in Biophysics from London
University he comes by it honestly! Richard has been involved with
scientific research for his entire professional career. At the time
of his retirement he was Director, Health & Environmental Sciences
Division for a Canadian government crown corporation. Since his retirement
Richard has been retained by Canadian and International regulatory
agencies for his expertise. He helps Keewatin by reviewing and commenting
on the overall suitability of science-based articles as well as contributing
to story-board development and research. |
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Walter
Keyes – Publisher
Walter is probably the last person you will want to
meet in Keewatin. In addition to being an accountant by training,
his appearance usually means more work for everyone else including
last minute changes, rewrites, press stops, and other unsettling events.
Despite all of the above, Walter is also one of our key writers, he
writes the cheques to keep the operation going. We don’t mess
with Walter. |
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On
the Lookout - Keewatin has a policy of seeking high knowledge-low
cost expertise. If you would like to contribute your services to a wide
range of interesting projects, please get in touch. As vampires, we are
always interested in new blood! We can't afford to pay that much but we
can offer interesting work. Contact: Editor@keewatin.ca
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