In this special issue of the B&M News, we are recognizing and celebrating our people: the company’s greatest resource and the common denominator of our 90 years of success. We do so with the knowledge that strong and capable people will continue to make Black & McDonald strong and capable. The individuals highlighted in this issue represent a small sampling of the great people that we are fortunate to have in our company. Refl ecting upon our 90-year history, we continue to see the stamp of our

founder’s personality on Black & McDonald. We need only to review The Plaque to know that WJ’s personal and business philosophy was focused on people. As a person, he was honest and generous. He put others’ needs ahead of his own and valued personal relationships and friendships more than any material assets. As an employer, he knew that if he did people right, they would do right by him. He believed in creating a workplace

that was safe, fun and rewarding. He did so with the fi rm belief that capable people who are respected and challenged will fulfi ll Black & McDonald’s promises to its customers. Today, WJ’s philosophy remains as relevant and strongly endorsed within our company as ever. His values form the centrepiece of The B&M Way. Just as WJ did, we strive to maintain a work atmosphere where people feel valued and engaged and where they are motivated Continues on page 2

B&M NEWSTHE

The Newsletter about Black & McDonald People and Projects

SPRING 2011 A Tradition Of Quality Since 1921

INSIDE

Meet The People of Black & McDonald: A Special Edition

2010 Andre Benard Awards for Safety Excellence

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The Andre Benard Award is presented annually at the Manager’s Conference to the Region which attains the best results in accident prevention and overall adherence to the Black & McDonald National Safety Program. The Andre Benard Awards Program was started in 2002 by Adrian Morrison, Vice President of Atlantic Region and is in recognition of the late Andre Benard, the Safety Offi cer for the Atlantic Region from 1986 to 2002. Andre was one of the key individuals involved in the early development of the national program. Scoring for this prestigious award is based on a number of categories including the lowest combined frequency and severity rates for injuries, the amount of near miss and job observations completed, and the overall performance in complying with our safety program as determined by the results tabulated in our annual national safety audits. The presenting of the award was very special this year as it marked the fi rst time a large region with over 1.8 million man-hours surpassed all the smaller regions to win it all – quite a feat, considering the amount of employees and hours that were involved!

Vancouver’s Lorraine Magcal“I have worked with Lorraine for over 15 years and I have yet to see her have a bad day!” says Vancouver’s Charles Saramo. Diligent and responsive to the wide number of people who make demands of her time, Lorraine Magcal is B&M Vancouver’s Administration Manager; administrative staff report to her. Continues on page 4

Atlantic’s Mark KennedyIn February 2006 Mark Kennedy became a member of the Atlantic Region team with Black & McDonald. Mark was a young estimator hired for the Utility Department. He quickly became a valued and respected member of this busy group and endeared himself to his co-workers. A common comment regarding Mark is that he is always striving to be better than he was the day before. He is willing to do just about whatever is necessary to help the company and is often seen coming in early or leaving late. Even with his workload, he has often taken the time to be part of company committees to organize events such as Environment Day and is willing to pitch in when an extra hand is needed. Continues on page 4

Robert Thorne, Fire Chief, CBO Meaford, OntarioBob Thorne, affectionately known as ‘Smokey’, has over 40 years of experience in fi re fi ghting, training, and prevention. With Canadian Base Operators since 1995, he has successfully trained over 2,000 military and civilian personnel in range fi re fi ghting, general fi re prevention and hazmat response. Continues on page 5

“Managing a project is kind of like playing golf; even with the best of planning and ability you will fi nd yourself hitting the ball out of the rough a few times. You have to take it in your stride, stay positive and see it through to the end.”

Joseph Zachariah, a project manager with Southern Ontario Electrical and Utility Regions, joined Black & McDonald in 1996. He has been an integral part of some of the region’s most complex projects, including the Sheppard Avenue subway construction, the Lester B. Pearson International Airport rebuild and the construction of Brampton, Ontario’s Goreway Power Station. Joseph is currently involved in the Toronto Transit Commission’s Wilson Carhouse Upgrade and two hospital projects, the expansion of Toronto’s Mt. Sinai Hospital and the new Women’s College Hospital. “Joseph started with us when he fi rst came to Canada, as a coordinator and doing some estimating. He worked his

way up and has become one of our best project managers. He is a diligent planner who cares about the company and he works hard for the company” says Tony Decuzzi. “His people have a lot of respect for his ability to perform and manage the work. And our clients always speak very highly of him.” A few years back, Joseph earned his Professional Engineer designation, supplementing an engineering degree earned in India. Joseph and his wife Neena have two sons, Tarun Joseph (with B&M in the TTC Line Division) and Alex Joseph, a mechanical engineering student at Carleton University.

Joseph Zachariah, Project Manager

2010 Andre Benard Awards for Safety Excellence

The Gold Award: Goes to Southern Ontario Mechanical Region, Don Bennett, Vice President, and Ron Clark, Loss Control Manager and Regional Safety Representative for the National Safety Committee. This award also included Canadian Base Operators results in the scoring.

The Silver Award: Goes to South West Ontario Region, Phil Taggart, Vice President, and Fernando Ciccarelli, HSE & QA Manager and Regional Safety Representative for the National Safety Committee.

The Bronze Award: Goes to Manitoba Region, Marcel Brissette, Vice President, and Randy Docherty, FMO Manager and Regional Safety Representative for the National Safety Committee.

This is the ninth year that the award has been presented. Past winning regions have included Southwest Ontario 2002, Alberta / BC 2003, 2007, Atlantic 2004, 2006, Northern Ontario 2005, 2008, and Manitoba 2009. The National Safety Committee congratulates all the employees from Southern Ontario Mechanical Region, South West Ontario Region, and Manitoba Region for their superb safety achievements in 2010, and we look forward to next year’s race for the best performing regions in safety in 2011.

The Andre Benard Gold Award was won this year by Southern Ontario Mechanical / CBO Region. Pictured with the Award are (left to right) Ron Clark, Loss Control Manager, Jason Chobotiuk, Commercial/Mechanical Division Manager and Rob Marshall, Safety Supervisor.

Bill Hunt joined Black & McDonald’s Northern Ontario Region over 15 years ago. His knowledge, confi dence and dedication to the job are outstanding, which is why Bill has become an invaluable electrician and a key member of the NOR team. Project managers love to have Bill on their jobs as they know the job will get done right, because it’s the right thing to do. Bill is a hard worker who never cuts corners and has a solution to every problem. Bill is a real leader on site and customers are at ease with his comprehension of the tasks at hand. Customers regularly praise Bill for his hard work and ability to continuously generate exceptional results. He has become the ‘go-to guy’ for control work, SCADA operations and water treatment plants. In 2008 Bill worked diligently on the Pretoria Bridge, a monumental lift bridge in Ottawa, Ontario which crosses the Rideau Canal. There was a wide scope of electrical items such as architectural LED lighting, marine traffi c navigation, traffi c gates and lighting, etc., and very challenging modifi cations to the existing bridge control system. This was a project that required the right man on the job. Bill put in long hours, even working through major snow storms on the Rideau Canal in order to have the job complete. He assisted the architectural and electrical engineers with solving many design issues, earning the respect of everyone on the job. Bill is a father of two and an avid outdoorsman who enjoys fi shing and snowmobiling.

Bill Hunt: NOR’s Outstanding Achiever

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Continued from page 1 motivated to do their best on behalf of and in cooperation with their colleagues and customers. Our people count on Black & McDonald to be a great place to work and we remain fi rmly committed to making it so.By continuing to put people fi rst, we are convinced that Black & McDonald will sustain our success well into the future. As we celebrate our 90th year of business, we remain grateful for your hard work and loyalty. We truly appreciate all of your efforts and look forward to your continued support in the future.

Meet Our People:A Special Edition

Ian McDonaldCo-CEO

Bruce McDonaldCo-CEO

Bill Heath: “I Get to Work With Everybody”

Black & McDonald’s Sheet Metal and Custom Fabrication Division supports Black & McDonald with the ability to build just about anything in sheet metal. Although fabrication methods and technologies are always changing, since 1971, one thing in the shop which has remained constant is the presence of Bill Heath. “Bill is just one of those staple guys – he runs the sheet metal shop, and has also assumed responsibilities like tool room and building maintenance at Pullman Court, the upkeep of the Black and McDonald classic tradesman’s vehicle, coaching and mentoring the guys on the shop fl oor and the up-and-coming foremen” says Jason Chobotiuk, Division Manager, SOR-Mechanical. “The thing about Black & McDonald is I get to work with everybody, I have a lot of freedom, and a lot of expertise around to fall back on. Black & McDonald has expertise in all kinds of fi elds” Bill says. Bill started as an apprentice sheet metal worker with Leslie Bros. on King Street East in Toronto in November of 1971, and is now in his 40th year with the company. “I was a benchman; when we got into plasma cutting, it took over part of the job, but there is still a lot that is done by hand” Bill says. “You still need the workers backing that technology up.”

It’s hard to fi nd a B&M employee with the depth of experience and geography as Joan Pike. Her work as a contract administrator has taken her across the country, and mirrors the expertise of the company. Her career at B&M began in 1986 when General Motors commissioned an automated rail system at their truck plant in Oshawa, Ontario. The three-year project was followed by a stint in Pullman Court’s accounting department. After a short hiatus from the company, Joan returned to B&M as an administrator on the Dow Chemical project in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, working once again with Steve Corkum. Through the 1990’s, Joan applied her accounting and labour control skills to projects taken on by Southern Ontario’s Utility and Mechanical Regions. From 2001 until 2006 she was deeply involved in establishing the Power Generation Division’s Pickering offi ce, and currently works on our Atomic Energy of Canada project, the Bruce Power Station rebuild, a post she has held for the past fi ve years. There have been many relocations through the years. “It’s not for everybody, but it’s ideal for me; I like starting a new job, and I like fi nishing them too” Joan says. “I love dealing with construction workers, with collective agreement issues, and working with different issues and personalities every day. B&M has

had the same policies since the company began. I have found the people I work for are always trying to help out and I love to support them.” Not only has Joan been committed to the ongoing and long-term success of B&M, she has been actively involved in the recruitment, training, coaching and mentorship of many up-and-coming employees as well as some of our more seasoned employees. Beyond her day job, Joan has aggressively led many recreational and social committees/events and most importantly she has been a champion of fundraising for local charities and for those in need in the community. Fondly referred to as ‘Joanie’ by many tradespeople and colleagues, Joan has a way of welcoming you with a hearty chuckle and a beaming smile. For many, this fi rst encounter on behalf of the company is a warm welcome.

Joan Pike: Thriving On Change ; Smiling in Every Environment!

Joan Pike

Bill Heath

Ken Dudgeon: “I’m a Door Knocker”Ken Dudgeon joined Black & McDonald in 2001, after operating his own contracting company involved in commercial renovations and a sales career in the industrial chemicals business. Ken is one of three salespeople in the Calgary offi ce; his manager, Dave Morrow, describes Ken as “a steady, consistent performer who excels at selling both small and larger service projects, and who has facilitated many ‘out of the box’ sales agreements.” “I do some sales calls on the phone and through email, but basically I’m a door knocker” Ken says. “I like to get in front of people. I fi nd if you can present yourself, you get a lot further.” He works closely with Dave Morrow and Calgary Service Manager Bob

Wall. “Bob’s technical background can carry you a long way. When it comes to the true technical stuff that I can’t answer, the fact that Bob’s there really makes a difference. If I need questions answered, expertise is a phone call away.” Away from B&M, Ken is a diehard golfer and the father of fi ve grown children.

Calgary’s Ken Dudgeon: “I like working for B&M because the company treats you fairly, and I get support from everybody in the offi ce.”

Kansas City’s Mike Bishop: It’s About Customer Service

Mike joined Black & McDonald in Kansas City in 2000 as Superintendent, and quickly became a proven asset. Mike brought a vast knowledge of project implementation and a natural rapport with clients, around which our U.S. operation was able to build upon in the beginning stages of our growth. Mike continues to manage multiple projects simultaneously and treats both clients and employees fairly and with respect. We would like to recognize Mike for his professionalism and commitment to customer service, which exemplifi es the Black & McDonald code of business.Mike Bishop

Alberta/BC (Calgary)15 yrs Ed Messom Dave Morrow10 yrs Ken Dudgeon Helmut Heimann5 yrs Shirley Eagle Ross Vrabel

Alberta/BC (Vancouver)15 yrs Lorraine Magcal Charles Saramo10 yrs Greg Barber5 yrs Clayton McMullen Charlene McQueen John Parker Dave Pothecary

Atlantic30 yrs Donald Hiltz25 yrs George Dalton John Mahoney Murray Misner20 yrs Robert Burns15 yrs Dave Deschenes James Stewart Jr. Otto Verge10 yrs Chris Barkhouse Jason Buckland Karen Cooper Shawn Janczewski Mark Searle Patrick Tanner5 yrs Jason Boutilier Joanne Crooks John Dale Donald Dooks William Farrell Michel Gauthier Lee Gilchrist Neil Gillis Mark Healy Philip Helliwell Anne Just Basil Kerr Vernon MacAulay Carl MacDonald Jr. Ryan MacDonald Jason MacInnis James MacLeod Randy Mansour Kevin O’Connor Anthony Porter Neil Richard Wade Rudolph Robert Smith Ken Stevens Stephen Vassallo Lindsay Young

Manitoba20 yrs Walter Soltys15 yrs Gord Falk Jeff Suggitt10 yrs Phil Listmayer

Northern Ontario35 yrs Mike Sharp25 yrs Tony Dolan20 yrs Wayne Thomas10 yrs Mario Castro Pierre Charlebois Michelle Cole Denis Gauthier Jeff Leonard Wayne MacCuaig

Jamie MacLeod George MacMillan Marcel Normand Robert Payer Dianne Preap Jeff Van Allen Andrew Walker5 yrs Donna Smerdon

Québec25 yrs Robert Lévesque20 yrs Michel Duperron Jean-Jacques Rivet

Southern Ontario35 yrs John Bennewitz Tim Long Michael Murphy John Reilly30 yrs Edwin (Ted) Brandreth25 yrs John (Tony) Beck Tony Decuzzi Dave Fountain Karen Hifawi Ian McDonald John Noble Lorna Ward20 yrs Lazar Foigel David Lucas Bruce McKenna Linda Morin Joseph Nkrumah Quoc-Buu Truong15 yrs Ewen D. Cameron Paul Carriere Kevin Hartwig Dan McCann Tony Pimentel Stephen Randall Michael J. Smith Fred Tanguay Terence Wiggins10 yrs Ivan Balog Arthur Bayard Russell Black Michael Boyer Peter Calabrese Jason Calleja William Bruce Campbell Franco Capobianco Angelo Castaldo Walter Cavalheiro Collins, Chris Jaime Concha Attilio Consoli Paul Damiano Darrell Dumas Mark Entwisle Carl Goncalves Keith Hayes Mike Hoffman Mike Holtorf Jared Hurrell James Jordan Shawn Jordan Randy Keenan Richard Landry Shirley Lee Ken Macdonald Luke MacLellan Charlie R. MacLennan Jr. Matt MacLennan Kathy McGhee Bernadette McGrath Mark Moreau

John (Jack) Murphy James W. Noye David Owen Arnett Penny Gerald Pole Robert Pratt Richard Ratac Donald Ross Peter Scaffi di Mike Slaght Dave Smith Michael T. Smith Terry Sultan Glen Varvaro Lucas K. Warburton5 yrs Andrew Allison Andrew Appleby Todd Barnier John (Keenan) Biduke Chris Bird Leif Blomquist Bryan Brooks Fred Bussey Frank Calderan Marie Chaban Khee (Ben) Char Thomas Clucas Christopher Cooper Bruce Cunha Alfonso D’Assisi Michael Dicks Gary Dungey Kevin Essex Antonio Falcione Dennis Falcioni Alan Fonseca Marc Fortin Sonia Gagliano Gary Giroux Mariusz Golowenko Dennis Gray Joselito Guiyab Glenn Gutteridge Julia Hardwick John Hawthorn Brian Henry Jeffrey Hill Owen Hillan Joshua Horvat Wagih Iskandar Brett Jennings Walter Karas Launce Keeping Donald Kelly Ron Kilpatrick David Kirkpatrick Steve Kucherawy Eric Lambi Matheo Landoy Mark Lockie Joseph Lombardo Thomas Long Kyle Lormand Shawn Maddeaux Wayne Maddeaux Tracy Malloy Conor Malone Dennis Martini Stepan Martirossian Ryan McCarthy Andrew McGinn Wesley McKenna Demetrius Mikrogiannakis Frank Miljavec

Peter Morrison Kevin Mulvale James Murphy John (Thomas) Murphy Barbara Nesplic Marco Nogueira Andrew Oliver Douglas Perry Christian Pilgrim Jason Pronovost Richard Pucilowski David Walter Robertson Richard Rose Christopher Slaney Charles Smith Dan Tardella John Taylor Kelly Thompson Helena Wandowicz Marco Werner Ryan Williams David Wilson Matthew Wilson Richard Mark Winch Cec Woodley Robinson Yogarajah Kyle Youngman Otello Zicarelli

South West Ontario25 yrs John Leemet Phil Taggart10 yrs Andre Gagnon Mark Swis5 yrs Ciera Ciccarelli Randy Edwards Matthew Foster Justin Gagnier Rick Goodacre Steve Horwood Bill Townson Simon Watson

United States10 yrs Steve Bernard Mike Bishop Janis Bolfeta Gretchen Burak Larry Curry Barry Felkner Jose Garcia Robert Goodman Shaun Langford Wade Long Jennifer Mathes Nathan Porras Tony Uriarte Kelly Weight-Allred Alonso Zamora Garcia

Service Awards 2009-2010

The individuals listed below achieved signifi cant service milestones in 2010. Congratulations and thanks to all.

Continued from page 1Lorraine is a tireless worker who takes up the slack of those who occasionally cannot cope without it affecting her output. Her work ethic is the main reason why the JDE transition was successful. In addition to her duties, Lorraine is trained as a fi rst aid attendant combined with defi brillator training and she is the Building Evacuation Coordinator for our offi ces. She also helms our charity committee, ensuring our donations are sent to the most deserving causes. In her spare time she likes to blow off steam by boxing. She is becoming a professional kick boxer. She also volunteers as a host for YMCA Connections Program to help new immigrants adjust to life in Canada. Lorraine is liked, appreciated and good friends with absolutely everyone in the offi ce. “I often hear our employees say ‘Lorraine makes everybody here look good day in, day out’” says Charles Saramo.

Vancouver’s Lorraine Magcal

Continued from page 1 Mark has often taken on the role as a presenter of Safety topics at the Quarterly Safety Meetings. His enthusiasm livens up any topic he steps up to present. With his comfort in front of a crowd it was noticed that Mark waited a long time to ‘ring the bell’ to celebrate his estimating success. He said he wouldn’t ring the bell until he got a million-dollar job, and last year he made it. Mark’s role has expanded to include project coordination, planning, and as of March 2011 he has taken on the role of project manager for a high-profi le, province-wide LED highway lighting retrofi t project. Mark has two young daughters, Riley and Emiley. He is also active in a local ball hockey league and can only be described as a more than avid Boston Bruins fan.

Atlantic’s Mark Kennedy

Among Us New Employees

AtlanticAmy Andrews, NS ServiceDan Deveaux, Land & SeaDerek MacEachern, NS EstimatingAngela MacInnis, NS ProjectsTodd Marchand, NS SafetySheri Rumbolt, NL ServiceDeanna Russell, NS AccountingDave Sacre, NS ServiceAmy Tibbo, NS Administration

Alberta / BC (Calgary)Ben McMillan, Journeyman PlumberElizabeth Varga, Administrative Assistant

Alberta / BC (Vancouver)Gavin Beider, FMO OperatorSharon Brandes, Plant Services CoordinatorJames Dobson, Refrigeration JourneymanJason Dollman, Refrigeration JourneymanValentin Farkas, Project Manager, RefrigerationDave Gushue, Technical SalesBrett Maracle, Refrigeration ApprenticeLen Pahlik, FMO Construction Project ManagerScott Tolman, Refrigeration ApprenticeTodd Vincent, Refrigeration Pipefi tter

ManitobaMartin Baron, Millwright 2nd level apprenticeAndrew Gobeil, Plumber 4th level ApprenticeOle Larson, Electrician

Northern OntarioBen Bauer, Project Coordinator/ CAD Operator, ConstructionLisa Bisaillon, Streetlight Locates Clerk, UtilityPaul Challenger, Locator, UtilityIan Ewing, Project Manager, UtilityDaniel Legault, Estimator, ConstructionJulia McFadden, Dispatcher, Service

QuébecFernand Beaudoin, Estimator – ElectricalJean Charbonneau, Health & Safety ManagerElissa Foudala, Accounts Receivable Clerk – Receptionist

Southern OntarioKyle Akerman, Jr. Project (Site) Coordinator, PGRNeil Anderson, Project (Site) Manager, SOR-EHamza Badran, Coordinator, SOR-EDeborah Bambek, Accounts Payable, SOR-MSean Barlow, Shipper/Receiver, FMOOrlene Barnett, Accounts Payable, SOR-MPrzemyslaw Bialasz, Estimator, SOR-EJennifer Black, Admin. Assistant, SOR-UJordan Calabrese, Jr. Project (Site) Coordinator, SOR-UTitus Ciortea, Site Co-ordinator, FMODebbie Clements, Project Coordinator, SOR-MDonald Clements, Sr. Project (Site) Manager, SOR-M

Paul Corvese, Jr. Project (Site) Coordinator, SOR-EEvan Dietz, CAD Operator/Tech, SOR-EDoug Gerrits, Division Manager, PGRKylie Harding, Estimator, SOR-ESonja Hutchinson, Admin. Assistant, SOR-UCarolyn Janke, Admin. Assistant, SOR-U WesternTony Lombardi, Sr. Estimator, SOR-ETony Maniaci, Division Manager, SOR-U WesternJohn Marquis, Maintenance Supervisor, FMOMamdouh Mashreky, Estimator, SOR-ERonald Mason, Bus. Dev. Rep./Assistant, SOR-UTina McBride, Admin. Assistant, PGRAshley Nardella, Admin. Assistant, SOR-UAnna Noveva, Estimator, SOR-UMichael Oucharek, Jr.. Project (Site) Coordinator, SOR-ELeslie Pettypiece, Admin Assistant, SOR-UBarry Roberts, Labour Relations Advisor, PGRVanessa Scott, Admin Assistant, FMOOdette Serra, Project Coordinator, FMOJanet Solsky, Purchaser, SOR-UHoria Stavre, Coordinator, PGRMichael Steffan, Project (Site) Manager, SOR-UAlicia Turner, Project Coordinator, SOR-UJanaka Weerasinghe, Facility Manager, FMOCarmen Wills, Receptionist, SOR-MSheng Kai Yin, Payroll Administrator, SOR-M

South West OntarioRina Brikha,Accounting Admin. AssistantJames Deruytter, Maintenance MechanicNitsa Gelakis, Administrative AssistantDon Harrington, Maintenance Coordinator, FMOMatthew Macdonald, Project Sales Rep.Jolene Mathieson, Payroll AdministratorTim McNerny, Maintenance MechanicGreg Miller, Business Development RepresentativeLisa Morren, Service CoordinatorSonya Ten Brinke, Field Offi ce SupportDody Walford, Maintenance MechanicSteve Walker, Journeyman HVAC-R

Movers & Shakers

Alberta / BC (Vancouver)Jie Akitan promoted from Contact Centre to Service Contract Administrator.Dan Waters promoted from Service Contract Administrator to Service Dispatcher.Ray Greenwood promoted to Construction Field Supervisor.

ManitobaTony Buskens promoted from Foreman to Electrical Supervisor.

Northern Ontario Daniel Franche moved from Maintenance Mechanic to Project Coordinator, FMO.

Southern Ontario April Jackson, from HR Manager, SOR-M to HR Manager, Power Generation Region.Mike Smith, from Project Manager, SOR-U to Purchasing Manager, Power Generation Region.

Nuptials

Northern OntarioCorey & Ashley Clouthier married July 31

Parenthood

Alberta / BC (Vancouver)Tyrone & Kelly Thompson welcome a boy, Blake, February 15, 9 lbs 8 oz.Chris & Aleayha Niemi welcome a boy, Logan, in October, 7 lbs 9 oz.

Atlantic Jason (NS Industrial) & Jody Joudrie welcome a girl, Quinn Joudrie, on January 30, 6 lbs 10 oz.Brad (Land & Sea) & Karen Carrigan welcome a boy, Brayden Robert Carrigan, on October 4, 8 lbs 2 oz.Jeff (Amec B&M) & Melissa Lloyd welcome a girl, Lily Margaret, on November 9, 6 lbs 7.5oz.

ManitobaBrent & Aimee Alarie welcome a boy, Grayson

Northern OntarioAndrew & Mary Beyer welcome a boy, Joshua, on March 17Joe & Chantal Landreville welcome a girl, Annabella, October 4

QuebecAlexandre Bélanger & Marie Céline Campbell-Cosette welcome a girl, Amélia, 6 lbs 8 oz.

South West OntarioSimon & Jennifer Watson welcome twins! A boy Ethan, 6 lbs 1 oz., and a girl, Madeline, on August 29, 5 lbs 3 oz.Wendy Boucher welcomes a girl, Mikaela, on August 1, 6 lbs 10 oz.

Passages

Alberta / BC (Calgary)Remembering Scott ReesScott passed away on February 1, 2011 at the age of 52 after battling cancer for the past six months. Scott was a valuable member of our plumbing dept. for the past three years. Our sincere condolences go out to his sister Debbie, and his entire family. Debbie recently emailed the Calgary offi ce, saying “I remember the gifts of friendship and love you showed us… there were always the phone calls or a quick visit to let him know your thoughts were with him.”

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Correspondents:Robert Burns AtlanticAntoinette Stechysin QuébecJustine Lachapelle N. Ontario Dawn Dabarno S. OntarioPhil Taggart S.W. OntarioMarcel Brissette ManitobaKen Leclaire SaskatchewanBob Zurevinski AlbertaCharles Saramo VancouverEric Vogel U.S.

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