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List of Attendees Surname, First Name, Institution Library and Archives Canada Acland, Erin, Charette, Jasmine, McGill University Aiton Kerr, Joanna, Provincial Archives of New Brunswick Charron, Ron, Spacesaver Solutions Inc. Akenhead, Jared, Ancestry Chinery, Kristen, Walter P Reuther Library, Archives of Allard, Danielle, University of Toronto Labor & Urban Affairs Alon, Shiri, World Bank Group Chirip, Emilie, Library and Archives Canada Annand, Susanne, Christiane, Barbe, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Ansovini, Daniela, Retired Teaches of Ontario Québec Antworth, Gregg, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Chui, Aja Bailey, Aoki, Jodi, Trent University Archives Clarke, Garth, Service Alberta, Records and Information Arseneau, Catherine, Beaton Institute Branch Ashburner, Margaret, Library and Archives Canada Clemens, Elizabeth, Walter P Reuther Library, Wayne State Atkinson, Edward, Nunavut Archives Univ Atkinson, Quinton, Ancestry Cook, Hansel, Saint Mary's University Avery, Cheryl, University of Saskatchewan Archives Cooper, Danielle, Ithaka S+R Bailey, Catherine , Library and Archives Canada Corbett, Bryan E., Bak, Greg, University of Manitoba Corbett, Mary, Ballagray, Lindsay, Red Deer & District Archives Côté-Laplante, Simon, Université de Montréal Barr, Jessica, Univ of St Michael's College, Archives Cousineau, Ben, Rama First Nation Barrett, Creighton, Dalhousie University Archives Cox, Ann, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Barton, Rachel, Archives of Ontario Cranston, Heather, Bass, Jordan, University of Manitoba Dancy, Richard, Simon Fraser University Archives Bastian, Jeannette , Simmons College Daniel, Anne, Western University Beattie, Rachel, U of Toronto, Media Commons, Media Dansereau, Francois, McGill University Health Centre Archives Darville, Beverley, Royal Canadian Yacht Club Bienert, Erin, BMO Financial Group Daverede, Alex, National Archives Birrell, Adam, Archives of Ontario Delva, Melanie, Anglican Diocese of New Westminster Blackmore, Mariah, Dalhousie University Archives Bokovay, Marina, Victoria University Archives Desjardins, Lucie, Archives of the University of Ottawa Bone, Christine, University of Manitoba Dingwall, Glenn, City of Vancouver Archives Bourolias, Christine, Archives of Ontario Dolyniuk, Maureen, Hudson's Bay Company Archives Brochu, Natalie, Ivanhoe Cambridge Inc. Dombowsky, Philip, National Gallery of Canada Brothman, Brien, Rhode Island State Archives Dorey, Jonathan, McGill University - School of Brown, Caroline, Univ of Dundee Information Studies Brown, Caroline, Univ of Dundee Douglas, Jennifer, University of British Columbia Brown Nisenson, Jason, The Military Museums Library & Doyle, Alan, University of British Columbia Archives Archives Dozois, Paulette, Library and Archives Canada Bryden, Deirdre, Queen's University Archives Drake, Jarrett, Princeton University Burant, Jim, Art History, Carleton University Dubeau, Suzanne, York University Archives Burnett, Ian, Yukon Archives (Yukon Government) Duranti, Luciana, University of British Columbia Burr, Gordon, McGill Univ Archives Eby, Craig, Cogniva Information Science Research Institute Burry, Kayla, Association of Newfoundland and Labrador Efird, Frank Kim, Archives (ANLA) Elman, Luke, Panasonic Canada Inc Burscik, Christopher, Minisis Inc Etches, Amanda, Bushey, Jessica, University of British Columbia, SLAIS Evans, Joanne, Monash University Butler, Lauren, Department of National Defence Farrell, Fred, Provincial Archives of New Brunswick Carter, Rodney, RHSJ St. Joseph Region Archives Fisher, Robert, Library and Archives Canada Caswell, Michelle, UCLA Flynn, Mary, Sisters of Charity - Halifax UCLA Francom, Stephen, Elgin County Archives Caussy, Pamela, Art and Heritage Centre of the McGill Fridman, Mitchell, Expert Archive Consulting University Health Centre Frogner, Raymond, Royal BC Museum, BC Archives Caya, Marcel, UQAM Gabriel, Stanley, Caza, Melissa, Gerencser, Jim, Dickinson College Chagnon, Ginelle, Assistant Choreographer German, Daniel, Library and Archives Canada Charabin, Nadine, Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan Gibbons, Leisa, Kent State University Charbonneau, Normand, Library and Archives Canada Giesbrecht, Rebecca, Library and Archives Canada Gillean, Dan, Laverdure, Hélène, Bibliotheque et Archives nationales du Goh, Elaine, Quebec Goodine, Scott, Archives of Manitoba Lawlis, Lisa, Western University Gorton, James, Archives of Manitoba Lee, Evangeline, York Region, Administrative Centre Graham, Jason, Preservation Technolgies Canada Legare, Francine, Hydro Quebec Graham, Morgannis, Hydro Quebec Grange, Didier, Archives de la Ville de Genève Lei, Da, Jewish General Hospital Health Sciences Library Grothè, Valèrie, The Archives of the Jesuits in Canada Lemay, Yvon, EBSI, Université de Montréal Guay, Kate, NWT Archives Lloyd, Tina, Library and Archives Canada Haddon, Jennifer, University of British Columbia-MAS Lolacher, Stephanie, Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan Halwa, Sue, Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council Lonie, Emily, City of Coquitlam Handsaeme, Kyle, Minisis Inc Lougheed, Brett, University of Winnipeg Archives and Harder-Gissing, Laureen, Mennonite Archives of Ontario Records Centre Harper, Patti, Carleton Archives and Research Collections University of Winnipeg Archives and Records Centre Hart, Cameron, Saskatchewan Council for Archives and Lovelace, Christine, University of New Brunswick Archivists Lowe, Carmen, Archives of Manitoba Harvey, Kathryn, University of Guelph Lund, John, City of Ottawa Archives Haskell, Jessica, Scotiabank Archives MacDonald, Emily, Library and Archives Canada Hearns, Gillian, Archives of the RC Archdiocese of MacDonald, Loryl, University of Toronto Archives Toronto Macies, Kimberley, Library and Archives Canada Heil, Jeremy, Queen's University Archives MacLachlan, David, Mount Royal University Henderson, Catherine, McGill University Mahler, Rebecca, NWT Archives Hendry, Julia, Wilfrid Laurier University Library Manning, Danielle, Archives of Ontario Hernandez-Read, Erica, Northern BC Archives & Special Markiewicz, Laura, The Azrieli Foundation Coll Marrelli, Nancy, Concordia University Archives (Emerita) Hicks, Adam, Kluane First Nation Marshall Furness, Amy, Art Gallery of Ontario Hill, Amanda, Hillbraith Ltd. Mas, Sabine, EBSI - UniversitÈ de Montreal Hodge, Shannon, Jewish Public Libray Mauro, Sylvia, Canadian Museum of History Library Hohmann, Paige, University of British Columbia McIntosh, Mary, Government Records Service, Prov of BC Home, Heather, Queen's Univ Archives McIntosh, Robert, Library & Archives Canada How, Elissa, SLAIS UBC McIntyre, Linda, Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan Hoyle, Michael, McKeage, Anne, McMaster University Humayun, Saalem, McKinney, Justin, Independent Consultant Hutchinson, Tim, Univ of Saskatchewan Archives McLelland, Robert, University of British Columbia Innes, Robert, Gestion de Collections InformatisÈes Inc Millar, Laura, (GCI Inc) Miller, April, World Bank Group Archives Jacobsen, Jonathan, Andornot Consulting Mills, Alexandra, Concordia University Libraries Jamieson, Amanda, Univ of Western Ontario Archives Mills, Allison, University of British Columbia Jamieson, Krista, University of Alberta Archives Mohan, Jennifer, BC Government, Ministry of Community, Jin, Shan, Queen's Univ Archives Sport and Cultural Development Johnson, Elizabeth-Anne, University of Manitoba Moir, Ian, NWT Archives Johnson, Elizabeth-Anne, University of Manitoba Moloy, Edwin, Harvard Law School Library Jones, Taryn, BC Ferries Monks-Leeson, Emily, Library and Archives Canada Keane, Lloyd, Carleton Universtiy Library Moorhouse-Stein, Elizabeth, University of Ottawa Kennedy, Meghan, BMO Financial Group Moosberger, Michael , Dalhousie University Archives and Kennedy, Patricia, Special Collections Kirsch, Alexandra, Art and Heritage Centre of the McGill Morin, Geneviève, Library and Archives Canada University Health Centre Morrison, Jane, University of Victoria Archives Klassen, Rachel, Library and Archives Canada Moss, Michael, Northumbria University Klein, Anne, Université Laval Mumma, Courtney, Internet Archives Knudsen, Rachel, City of Wetaskiwin Archives Murdoch, Wayne, Provincial Archives of AB Kruppi, Nicole, SAIT Polytechinc Murdock Smith, Jenna, Library and Archives Canada Lamanes, Anne, Bishop Farrell Library & Archives Nesmith, Tom, Archival Studies Program, Univ. of Lassam, Sylvia, Trinity College, University of Toronto Manitoba Laszlo, Krisztina, UBC Rare Books & Special Collections Nobrega, Linda, Government Records Service Lauzon, Anne, City of Ottawa Archives Noel, Lise, Bell O'Brien, Jerry, Snider, Lisa, Canadian Museum for Human Rights O'Connell, Deirdre, Univ of Ottawa Archives and Special Sommers, Emily, Collections Sorel, Theresa, City of Ottawa Archives Oliver, Amanda, Western University Spooner, Amy, UBC SLAIS Osmun, Lindsay, CIBC Archives St Onge, Anna, Clara Thomas Archives & Special Otte, Maxwell, BC Government Records Service Collections Ouellette, Vincent, Concordia University - Records St-Pierre, Julie, TFO Management and Archives Stanton, Susan, Provincial Archives of Alberta Pender, Wayne, Consultant/Freelance Stapleton, Rick, McMaster University Perreault, Stéphane, Spacesaver Solutions Inc. Stewart, Kelly, Plenert, Meribeth, Archives Society of Alberta Sutherland, Connie, Podolsky, Lori, McGill University Suurtamm, Karen , University of Toronto Archives McGill University Swanson, Raegan, Council of Archives New Brunswick Powell, Chloe, UBC Sweeney, Shelley, Univ of Manitoba Archives Rathjen, Sarah, City of Victoria Archives
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