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AWARDS
Dr. Emad Massoud, Awards Committee Chair
University of Dalhousie, Halifax, NS
Email: emad.massoud@cdha.nshealth.ca
The Society would like to congratulate the following award winners from the Society's 61st Annual Meeting in Montreal, Quebec this past May -
POLIQUIN MEDTRONIC RESIDENT COMPETITION
Basic Sciences Winner:
Dr. Jay Zhu, University of Alberta, EDMONTON, AB
"Efficacy of Low Molecular Weight Heparin in Preventing Free Flap Failure: A Rat Model. Venous Thrombosis in Microvascular Surgery in the Rat Model" - Zhu, J., Seikaly, H., Zhu, L., Harris, J., EDMONTON, AB
Clinical Research Winner:
Dr. Jason Chau, University of Alberta, EDMONTON, AB
"The Radial Forearm Donor Site - A Comparison of the Functional and Cosmetic Outcomes of Different Reconstructive Methods" - Chau, J.K.M., Harris, J., Nesbitt, P., Allen, H., Guillemaud, J., Seikaly,H., EDMONTON, AB
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GLAXOSMITHKLINE POSTER PRIZE
2007 Winners:
Drs. J. McKenna, P. Kerr, M. Sowa, J. Payette, E. Kohlenberg and A. Pabbies, University of Manitoba, WINNIPEG, MB
- "Infrared Spectroscopy in the Monitoring of Free Flaps: An Animal Model"
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AWARD FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE
2007 Winner:
Dr. Dominique Dorion, SHERBROOKE, QC
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POLIQUIN MEDTRONIC RESIDENT COMPETITION
CHAIR: Dr. Emad Massoud, HALIFAX, NS
Description
This research competition, sponsored by Medtronic, is available to residents in otolaryngology. It recognizes, in memoriam, the name of Jacques Poliquin, who was a prominent otolaryngologist, researcher, and educator. Dr. Poliquin fostered this competition in its formative years.
Two categories of awards are offered, one for clinical research and the other for work in basic science. If the submission is co-authored by a supervisor, the student must have undertaken the majority of the work and be the first author, if and when the paper is published. The competition is included as part of the annual scientific program of the CSOHNS. An effort will be made to have a wide geographic distribution of entrants, or at least one candidate from each Canadian Residency Training Program. Winners or honourable mentions from an individual university competition will be given priority. Medtronic will finance the successful candidates’ expenses to the meeting by providing economy return airfare and hotel accommodations for two nights.
Eligibility
The competition is open to all residents training in a Canadian otolaryngology program. Foreign residents doing a fellowship year in a Canadian program and Canadian residents doing a fellowship outside of Canada are eligible. A paper may be submitted any time during the candidate’s training and no later than the first competition year following completion of the training period.
Review Committee
Submissions will be judged by a jury of at least three members of the CSOHNS chosen by the Awards Committee Chair. Seventy percent of the score will be based on the written manuscript and thirty percent on the quality of presentation.
1. Written Presentation: identification of problem and objectives, project design, originality, quality of illustrations, discussion of results, literature review and bibliography, and scientific and clinical value.
2. Oral Presentation: presentation and quality of slides, clarity of central idea, defense of thesis, and response to questions.
Prizes
Two prizes are awarded, one for clinical research and the other for basic research. Each winner will receive return economy airfare from anywhere in North America to the host city of the annual meeting of the American Academy of Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery the following September and two nights accommodations at one of the conference hotels. The winner’s names and project titles will become part of an ongoing Society listing.
Guidelines for Submissions
An abstract must be submitted on the form for the competition on this website to the Awards Committee Chair by 4:00 pm on OCTOBER 31. The abstract form and instructions are available on the Society’s website: www.entcanada.org ONLY. A resident may not submit more than one paper per year. The final paper must be submitted to the Awards Committee Chair and for publication in the Journal of Otolaryngology no later than 4:00 pm on March 31, to permit circulation to the jury and for planning by Medtronic. All submissions and communications will be conducted electronically using the resident's email address on the application form. Hard copies of the paper NEED NOT be sent. Successful candidates are required to present their work at the Residents’ Research Day.
POLIQUIN MEDTRONIC AWARD WINNERS
1984 Dr. Lorne Parnes
“The Effect on Hearing of Posterior Semi-circular Canal Occlusion in Guinea Pigs”
1985 Dr. Ralph Gilbert
“Prognosis for Advanced Laryngeal Carcinoma with Thyroid Gland Involvement”
1986 Dr. Rachael Cormier
“The Cell Mediated Response of the Guinea Pig’s Middle Ear”
1987 Dr. Graham Bryce
“The Cross-sectional Osteology of the Midface”
1988 Dr. Ted Bojanowski
“Analogue Signal Representation of the Medical Superior Olive in the Cat”
1989
Clinical Research - Dr. Andre Tan
“Hospitalized Croup (Bacterial and Viral): Trends in Management"
Basic Sciences - Dr. Jonathan Irish “
"Oncogenes in Head & Neck Cancer.”
1990
Clinical Research - Dr. Jeff Jones
“Radioprotective Effect of Superoxide Scavenging Enzymes.”
Basic Sciences - Dr. David Finkelstein
"Cell Surface Recognition Determinants Involved in Triggering the Lymphokine Activated Killer (LAK) Tumor Lysis Phenomenon.”
1991
Clinical Research - Dr. Greg Chernoff
“The Potential Clinical Impact of the Fine-Needle Aspiration/Flow Cytometric Diagnosis of Malignant Lymphoma.”
Basic Sciences - Dr. David Cheung
“The Surgical Approach to the Sphenoid Sinus.”
1992
Clinical Research - Dr. Sunil Ummat
“Anatomy and Development of the Osteomeatal Unit in Childhood – A Radiological Study.”
Basic Sciences - Dr. Robert Mounsey
“Ischemic Pre-conditioning and Deferoxamine in the Prevention of Ischemic Necrosis in Skeletal Muscle: A Pig Latissimus Dorsi Muscle Flap Model.”
1993
Clinical Research - Dr. Manohar Bance
“Clinical Decision and Cost Analysis for Acoustic Neuroma Diagnosis.”
Basic Sciences - Dr. Anthony Zeitouni
“Functional Imaging of Head and Neck Tumors Using Positron Emission Tomography.”
Basic Sciences - Dr. Andrew Golde
"The Oxygen Optode: An Improved Method for Assessing Flap Bloodflow Viability.”
1994
Clinical Research - Dr. David Wong
“The Effect of Neuromuscular Activity on Botox Injections in Spasodic Dysphonia.”
Basic Sciences - Dr. Jamie Rappaport
“Auditory Temporal Resolution in Multiple Sclerosis.”
1995
Clinical Research - Dr. Stanley Mah
“Functional Results in Oral Cavity Reconstruction Using Reinnervated vs Non-reinnervated Free Fasciocutaneous Grafts.”
Basic Science - Dr. Adam Toth
“Neuronal Differentiation of Modified Myoepithelial Cells within Adenoid Cystic Carcinomas and Polymorphous Low-Grade Adenocarcinomas.”
Basic Sciences - Dr. Paul Moxham
“TGF-B1 in a Guanidine-Extracted Demineralized Bone Matrix Carrier Rapidly Closes a Rabbit Critical Calvarial Defect.”
1996
Clinical Research - Dr. Terry Liu
“Laryngostroboscopy following Botulinum Toxin Injection in Spasmodic Dysphonia.”
Basic Sciences - Dr. Mark Prince
“Effect of Upper Airway Passages on Craniofacial Growth in an Animal Model: A Pilot Study.”
1997
Clinical Research - Dr. Shirley Lo
“CT Analysis of Tumour Volume in T2/T3 Cancer of the Larynx: Its Prognostic Significance.”
Basic Sciences - Dr. M.M. Elahi
“Ultrasound in the Assessment of Craniomaxillofacial Bone Thickness.”
1998
Clinical Research - Dr. Mark Emery
“An Investigation of Dysphagia in the Tracheotomized Patient Using a Speaking Valve.”
Basic Sciences - Dr. David Lemaire
“Animal Model for the Study of Laryngeal Function during Apnea Phenomenon.”
Basic Science - Dr. Danny Enepedikes
“The Independent and Combined Effects of RAR-, RXR-, and VDR- Selective Ligands on the Growth of Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Vitro.”
1999
Clinical Research - Dr. Richard Liu
"The Pectoralis Major Myocutaneous Pedicled Flap in Head and Neck Reconstruction— Indications and Results in 249 Cases at the Toronto Hospital.”
Basic Sciences - Dr. Jonathan Trites
“Early Steps in Nodal Metastasis: New Insights with In Vivo Microscopy.”
2000
Clinical Research - Dr. M. Korman
“Topical Preparations for Nasal Endoscopic Examination”
Basic Sciences - Dr. S. Abov-Khalil
“Clinical Applications of a Finite-Element Model of the Human Middle Ear”
2001
Basic Sciences - Dr. Paolo Campisi
“Overview of the Radiology, Histology, and Bone Morphogenetic Protein Expression during Distraction Osteogenesis of the Mandible.”
Clinical Research - Dr. Murad Husein
“Assessment of the Subglottis in the Paediatric Population Using Ultrasound, Bronchoscopy and Endotracheal Tube Sizing.”
2002
Basic Sciences - Dr. Paul van der Sloot
"Vascularized Periosteum and Osteogenesis: A Comparison of Bone Carriers.”
Clinical Research - Dr. Jason Atlas
“Intratympanic Gentamicin Titration Therapy for Intractable Meniere’s Disease – 5 Year Follow-up.”
2003
Basic Sciences - Dr. Brian Rotenberg, Toronto
"Pediatric Laryngeal Paralysis: A New Proposed Surgical Therapy”
Clinical Research - Dr. Ali Moshaver, Edmonton, AB
“Early Operative Intervention vs Conventional Treatment in Epistaxis: A Randomized Prospective Trial”
2004
Basic Sciences - Dr. Timothy Wallace
"Endoscopic Transantral Repair of Orbital Floor Fractures: A Computer Tomography Volumetric Analysis Using A Cadaveric Model”
Basic Sciences - Dr. Brad Mechor, EDMONTON, AB
"A Positive Margin Resection Mouse Model”
Clinical Research - Dr. Sebastien Bathalon, SHERBROOKE, QC
“Visualization in the Teaching of Criothyroidotomy”
2005
Basic Sciences - Dr. Jordon Hochman, WINNIPEG, MB
"Prevention of Aminoglycoside Induced Ototoxicity in Mice with the Free Radical Scavenging Agent Sodium Thiosulfate”
Clinical Research - Dr. Maya Sardesai, LONDON, ON
“Donor Site Morbidity following Radial Forearm Free Tissue Transfer”
2006
Basic Sciences - Dr. S. Roberge, SHERBROOKE, QC
"Influence of the Level of Consciousness on the Frequency of Non-nutritional Swallows and Their Coordination with Breathing in Adult Sheep”
Clinical Research - Dr. M.G. Brandt, LONDON, ON
“A Randomized Control Trial of Fluorescence Guided Surgical Excision of Nonmelanotic Cutaneous Malignancies”
2007
Basic Sciences - Dr. Jay Zhu, University of Alberta, EDMONTON, AB
"Efficacy of Low Molecular Weight Heparin in Preventing Free Flap Failure: A Rat Model. Venous Thrombosis in Microvascular Surgery in the Rat Model”
Clinical Research - Dr. Jason Chau, University of Alberta, EDMONTON, AB
“The Radial Forearm Donor Site - A Comparison of the Functional and Cosmetic Outcomes of Different Reconstructive Methods”
HODGE MEMORIAL AWARD
DEADLINE for SUBMISSIONS...SEPTEMBER 30th
Submissions NO longer have to be a single-authored work.
In addition to the $1,000 cash prize, the winner will have their return economy airfare, 2 nights hotel accommodations plus registration fee paid to attend the Society's annual meeting to present their work at the opening session.
Please see the information below for all the rules and guidelines.
Description
This award was named in memory of Dr. George E. Hodge, the first President of the Canadian Society of Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery. Its aim is to recognize excellence in scientific research. Submissions for the award are expected to be a significant work, encompassing either clinical or basic research. The work cannot have been previously presented nor should it be under consideration for presentation elsewhere.
Eligibility
ACTIVE members of the Society, in good standing, are eligible to receive the Hodge Memorial Award.
Review Committee
Submissions are judged by a committee whose members are not eligible for the award: Past President, CSOHNS (Chair), Editor, The Journal of Otolaryngology, Chief Royal College Examiner for Otolaryngology, Chair and/or representative of the Awards Committee. All reviews are confidential and the final decision may not be appealed.
Winner
One winner only will be named each year. He or she will receive an engraved plaque at the annual meeting and a prize valued at approximately $1,000.00. In addition, the winner's return economy airfare, two nights hotel accommodations and registration fee will be paid to attend the annual meeting to present his or her work. Expenses will be reimbursed in accordance with the Society's travel guidelines. The winner’s name will be recorded in the Society’s Membership Directory on an annual basis.
Guidelines for Submissions
Six (6) anonymous copies of the work must be received by SEPTEMBER 30, to qualify for the following year’s award. Only the covering letter to the Awards Chair should identify the author. The Society will require the paper to be presented at the annual scientific meeting. The complete manuscript must be submitted to The Journal of Otolaryngology for publication.
Please address submission to:
Dr. Emad Massoud, Awards Committee Chair
HODGE MEMORIAL AWARD WINNERS
1964 Dr. Robert Bernard
1965 Dr. John Frederickson
1980 Dr. J.F. Smith
1981 Dr. C. Mann
1983 Dr. David Proops
1984 Dr. A. Johnson
1986 Dr. James A.J. Haight
1992 Dr. Paul Wurtele
2006 Dr. Pierre Gauthier
GLAXOSMITHKLINE POSTER PRIZE
Description
The poster competition is included as part of the annual scientific program of the CSOHNS. It provides an opportunity for visual presentation of scientific material, charts, and photographs, supplemented by written text. All poster submissions to the scientific program are automatically entered for competition. Authors may be requested to avail themselves at specific times to discuss their data and to answer any questions.
Review Committee
Judging will be conducted by three or more individuals chosen by the Awards Committee Chair. Each poster will be assessed according to the following criteria: identification of problem, discussion of results, literature review and bibliography, quality of illustrations, originality, and overall visual presentation.
Winner
A prize has been made available through the generosity of GlaxoSmithKline Inc. The author(s) of the winning poster will receive a small trophy and a prize to the value of $500.00. The Review Committee may also name “honourable mentions.”
Guidelines for Submissions
An abstract must be submitted to the Scientific Program Chair by November 7th, the abstract submission deadline date, with the notation that it is a poster entry. The acceptance of each submission will be at the discretion of the Scientific Program Chair.
WINNERS OF THE GLAXOSMITHKLINE POSTER PRIZE
1990 Dr. Robert Macdonald and Dr. Joseph Warshawski
“Attempted Murder in a Two-Month Old Infant by Caustic Ingestion”
1991 Dr. Mark Wax and Dr. T.D.R. Briant
“Carotid Body Removal: A Documentary”
1992 Dr. Martyn Mendelsohn
“Airway Protection during Supraglottic Swallow”
1993 Dr. B. Mizerny and Dr. J.J. Manoukian
“Surgical Management of Neurofibroma of the Epiglottis: Case Report and Review of the Literature”
1994 Dr. I. Dempsey, Dr. E. Pelausa, and Dr. R. Wong
“Successful Management of Traumatic Internal Carotid Artery Pseudo-Aneurysm following Endoscopic Sinus Surgery”
1995 Dr. B. Mizerny and Dr. M. Desrosiers
“Transfrontal Endoscopy of the Frontal Sinus: A Minimally Invasive Approach for Surgery of the Frontonasal Duct”
1996 Dr. Vito Forte, Dr. A. Park, and Dr. A. Messner
“Autogenous Thyroid Cartilage in Laryngotracheoplasty”
1997 Dr. J.J. Manoukian, Dr. E.D. Wright, and Dr. A.J. Pearl
“Laterally Hypertrophic Adenoids as an Etiologic Factor in Otitis Media”
1998 Dr. P. Kerr, Dr. K. Liu, Dr. C. Schultz, and Dr. H. Mantsch
“Infrared Spectroscopic Investigation of Oral and Oropharyngeal Cancers”
1999 Dr. J. Kwak, Dr. P. Kerr, Dr. P. Shoenut, and Dr. B. Levin
“The Prevalence of Gastroesophageal Reflux in a Private ENT Practice: 100 Consecutive Patients”
2000 Dr. Y. Chan, Dr. J. Irish, Dr. L. Rothstein, Dr. O. Mostafchi, Dr. D. Brown, Dr. P. Gullane, and Dr. S. Wood
“Informed Consent in Head and Neck Surgery: Measuring the Effectiveness of an Educational Intervention”
2001 Mr. A. Pabbies, Dr. S.W. Matthews, Dr. B. Hughs,
“Variance Analysis of a Laryngectomy Clinical Pathway”
2002 Dr. S. Hall, Dr. Walker, Dr. Archibald,
“What is the Best Comorbidity Index for Survival Studies in Head and Neck Oncology?”
2003 Drs. A. Pabbies, P. Kerr, M.G. Sowa, K.Z. Liu, L. Leonardi, A. Man, Winnipeg
“Free-Flap Monitoring Using Near-Infrared Spectroscopy - A Comparative Pilot Study Using the Epigastric Artery Island Skin Flap in Rats"
2003 Drs. S.M. Lim, M.M. Carr, Toronto
“Development and Evaluation of Novel Ear Model to Help Medical Students Gain Confidence and Competence in Ear Microdebridement”
2004 Drs. Laura Chan and Paul Kerr, Winnipeg
“Level V Recurrance after Selective Neck Dissection for Squamous Cell Cancer of the Head & Neck”
2005 Drs. K.J. MacDonald, J. McNally, E. Massoud, Halifax
“Self Reported Health Status and Utilization of Health Care Resources by Canadians with Chronic Rhinosinusitis”
2006 Drs. D. Dorion, S. Darveau, Sherbrooke, QC
“Role of Micropauses in Improving Surgical Precision and Preventing Long-term Musculo-skeletal Disorders”
2007 Drs. D. McKenna, P. Kerr, M. Sowa, J. Payette, E. Kohlenberg, A. Pabbies, Winnipeg, MB
“Infrared Spectroscopy in the Monitoring of Free Flaps: An Animal Model”
CSOHNS AWARD FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE
Description
The Educational Excellence Award is intended to honour an individual who has made a significant impact in the area of medical education at a national or international level. Priority will be given to a member of the CSOHNS although other candidates could be considered under exceptional circumstances.
Selection and Judging
The Awards Committee Chair will request a “call for nominations” from the members of the Society with a deadline date of December 1.
Nominators will be asked to submit the name and reasons why their candidate is worthy of the award in an abstract of no more than 250 words. The judging committee will be led by the Awards Committee Chair and will include the Society’s President, Immediate Past President, 1st Vice-President and three additional members-at-large who are not in a conflict of interest situation with any of the candidates. The honoree will receive his award at the annual scientific meeting of the following year. The prize will not be awarded should there be no suitable candidate.
The Award
The award will be an inscribed plaque to be presented at the opening plenary session of the CSOHNS Annual Scientific Meeting.
CSOHNS HONOUR AWARD
Description
This award recognizes the contribution of individual members toward the affairs of the Society. Points are awarded for a variety of activities, as listed below, and they are automatically tabulated by the Secretariat. Two (2) points are the maximum that can be gained in any one year. An award is achieved when ten (10) points are earned.
Points:
Council member 1 point
Chairman of a committee (if not already a Council member) 1 point
Author of paper at the annual meeting 1 point
Author of a poster or video/film presentation at the annual meeting 1 point
Attendance at the annual meeting 1/2 point
Examiner – Royal College 1 point
Inspector – Royal College 1 point
Award
The award of a scroll is presented at the annual general business meeting of the Society. Recognition of a member having achieved “honours” status is acknowledged in the Society’s Membership Directory.
CSOHNS HONOUR AWARD RECIPIENTS
| Dr. Peter Adamson, Toronto, ON | Dr. Peter Alberti, Toronto, ON |
| Dr. Donald Anderson, Coquitlam, BC |
Dr. Elhamy Attia, Halifax, NS |
| Dr. Mark Barker, Winnipeg, MB | Dr. James Baxter, Montreal, QC |
| Dr. Derek Birt, Toronto, ON |
Dr. Martin Black, Montreal, QC |
| Dr. Nat J. Blair, Tsawwassen, BC |
Dr. T.D.R. Briant, Toronto, ON |
| Dr. David Brodovsky, Winnipeg, MB |
Dr. Dale Brown, Toronto, ON |
| Dr. Peter Brownrigg, Ottawa, ON |
Dr. Robert Burke, Calgary, AB |
| Dr. Ken Burrage, St. John’s NF |
Dr. James Campbell,* Calgary, AB |
| Dr. William Campbell, Sidney, BC |
Dr. Clifford Carter, Edmonton, AB |
| Dr. Jerry Chapnik, Toronto, ON |
Dr. Raymond Crook, Regina, SK |
| Dr. Abraham Crotin, Don Mills, ON |
Dr. William Crysdale, Toronto, ON |
| Dr. Vijay Dayal, Chicago, USA |
Dr. Fructuoso de Souza, Mississauga, ON |
| Dr. Martin Desrosiers, Montreal, QC |
Dr. Robert Dickson, Vancouver, BC |
| Dr. Jacques Dionne, Quebec City, QC |
Dr. Dominique Dorion, Sherbrooke, QC |
| Dr. Joseph Dort, Calgary, AB |
Dr. Patrick Doyle, Vancouver, BC |
| Dr. Jean Jacques Dufour, Montreal, QC |
Dr. Yves Dugré, Trois Rivières, QC |
| Dr. Scott Durham, Vancouver, BC |
Dr. David Ellis, Toronto, ON |
| Dr. Nabil Fanous, Montreal, QC |
Dr. Ronald Fenton, Toronto, ON |
| Dr. Thomas Fort, Halifax, NS |
Dr. Vito Forte, Toronto, ON |
| Dr. Francis Frederick, Regina, SK |
Dr. Jeremy Freeman, Toronto, ON |
| Dr. Saul Frenkiel, Montreal, QC |
Dr. Jacob Friedberg, Toronto, ON |
| Dr. N.B. Gagnon, Longueuil, QC |
Dr. Andrea Garland, St. John, NB |
| Dr. Ralph Gilbert, Toronto, ON |
Dr. Tom Gillis, Calgary, AB |
| Dr. Robert Greenway, London, ON |
Dr. Patrick Gullane, Toronto, ON |
| Dr. Stephen Hall, Kingston, ON |
Dr. Michael Hawke, Toronto, ON |
| Dr. Desmond Ireland, Winnipeg, MB |
Dr. Jonathan Irish, Toronto, ON |
| Dr. William Kudryk, Edmonton, AB |
Dr. André Lamothe, Ottawa, ON |
| Dr. Howard Lampe, London, ON |
Dr. Gordon LeBoldus, London, ON |
| Dr. Conrad LeBrun, Ottawa, ON |
Dr. Jacques Leclerc, Ste-Foy, QC |
| Dr. Victor Lawson, Toronto, ON |
Dr. Neil Longridge, Vancouver, BC |
| Dr. Robert Macdonald, Toronto, ON |
Dr. Duncan MacRae, London, ON |
| Dr. Len Makerewich, Niagara Falls, ON |
Dr. Joe Marsan, Ottawa, ON |
| Dr. Emad Massoud, Halifax, NS |
Dr. Wayne Matthews, London, ON |
| Dr. David McCullough, Winnipeg, MB |
Dr. Murray Morrison, Vancouver, BC |
| Dr. Julian Nedzelski, Toronto, ON |
Dr. Robert North, Brampton, ON |
| Dr. William Novick, Montreal, QC |
Dr. George Novotny, Halifax, NS |
| Dr. Arnold Noyek, Toronto, ON |
Dr. Paul Odell, Ottawa, ON |
| Dr. Derald Oldring, Edmonton, AB |
Dr. Lorne Parnes, London, ON
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| Dr. Edilberto Pelausa, Norfolk, VA |
Dr. Edilberto Pelausa, Norfolk, VA |
| Dr. Robert Rae, Saint John, NB |
Dr. Frank Robson, Richmond, BC |
| Dr. Jack Rubin, Winnipeg, MB |
Dr. Ralph Ruby, London, ON |
| Dr. Melvin Schloss, Montreal, QC |
Dr. W. (Bud) Shandro, Calgary, AB |
| Dr. Robert Shapiro, Montreal, QC |
Dr. Douglas Snell, Toronto, ON |
| Dr. Peter Spafford, Saskatoon, SK |
Dr. Eric Stark, Kelowna, BC |
| Dr. Holly Stevens, Vancouver, BC |
Dr. Irwin Stewart, New Westminster, BC |
| Dr. Andre Tan, Kingston, ON |
Dr. T.L. Tewfik, Montreal, QC |
| Dr. Philip Wade, Toronto, ON |
Dr. Garth Wagner, Calgary, AB |
| Dr. Malcolm Williams, Kingston, ON |
Dr. Ian Witterick, Toronto, ON |
| Dr. Jeremy Woodham, Vancouver, BC |
Dr. Ritchie Younger, Vancouver, BC
*deceased |
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