Alumni News

Currently, I’m a Reserve Officer in the military, and I was on active duty for 13 years. Now I’m in the Reserves, and it’s been good. I’ve been able to be a pilot the entire time except for one year when I was in school. I’ve been able to do a lot of different other jobs besides what we call our desk job. I’ve been very fortunate to have a lot of different experiences.

I’m currently a Lieutenant-Colonel and the Director Army Intelligence/Army G2 for the Canadian Army. My role is to act as the senior advisor to the Commander Canadian Army on all matters that deal with Intelligence.

I live and work in Yellowknife. I am principal of Guy Architects Ltd which I founded in 1990 and run with my wife Constantina. The mission of the firm was to establish excellence in the field of architecture through innovation and exemplary Client service.

My name is Anna-Ève Turcotte. I started BCS in 2005 and graduated with my high school diploma in hand five years later.

Head Coach of the men’s and women’s golf teams at the University of British Columbia and a member of the Professional Golfers’ Association of Canada (PGA) since 1999, Chris is revered by the golfing community as one of the very best and most successful in the industry.

I recently graduated with a master’s in Natural Resources Management from the University of Manitoba.

Last May, Robert curated an exhibition at the McClure Gallery in Westmount which represented the careers of three Montreal photographers whose work he has written about and collected over the last 40 years.

Krystel, Foresight Team Lead at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in Paris, France, recently published a study with her colleague Marilyn Cham.

Joanie was recently awarded a Sport BC Presidents' Award for her volunteer work with BC Sports Hall of Fame.

Our very own Michel Murdock, BCS’81, was recently named President of Hybride—Quebec’s first digital visual effects studio.

Tara-Jade De Santis, BCS'14, is a singer, songwriter, and DJ known by her stage name Véda.

We were thrilled to welcome Nicholas Oldland, BCS'90, back to campus virtually to speak with our Form II and III English students last week.

Legendary Montreal investor Scott 'Scotty' Fraser, BCS'46, and his "successful and counter-intuitive strategies" are the subject of the latest book by business journalist Peter Hadekel.

Anne Belton, KHC'63, was recently presented with a Foundation of European Nurses in Diabetes (FEND) 25^th Anniversary Recognition Award on the occasion of World Diabetes Day.

The passion and life's work of The Honourable Landon "Lucy" (Mackenzie) Pearson, KHC'46, is the subject of a new feature publication: The Children's Senator: Landon Pearson and a Lifetime of Advocacy.

Intellijoint Surgical Inc. was recently featured in The Globe and Mail's second-annual ranking of Canada's top growing companies.

Artist Nicola 'Niki' Mackay Russell, BCS'15, is a painter and TikTok artist who goes by the moniker 'Bethune.' 

Owner and maker Helen Hawketts, BCS'88, started her small family business, Vintage Map Co, back in 2010.

Funnyman Stephan Dyer, BCS'06, is a former banker turned comedian, TEDx Speaker and speaking coach with 300+ shows in eight countries and 18 cities.

Our very own Franklin Raff, BCS'92, took home Emmys for his work as host and co-producer on the PBS documentary Great White Shark.

Leah Davidson, BCS'12, was recently selected as one of the Top 25 Environmentalists Under 25 in Canada by Starfish Canada.

On the occasion of Earth Day, we caught up with alumnus Nicholas von Albedyhll, BCS'15.