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Founders Paul Bettis Luter Hansraj Kirsten Johnson Sherrie Johnson Jacoba Knaapen Daniel Macivor Don Mckellar Darren O'donnell Barbara Fingerote Founders Paul Bettis Luter Hansraj Kirsten Johnson Sherrie Johnson Jacoba Knaapen Daniel MacIvor Don McKellar Darren O’Donnell Alex Poch-Goldin Nadia Ross Lisa Ryder Sarah Stanley Deanne Taylor Ken McDougall Award Award 1995 Richard Feren Bianca Jacobs Peter Lynch Bob Wallace Leslie Lester David Duclos Sky Gilbert Asher Turin Robin Fulford Veronika Hurnik Josie Le Grice Eileen O’Toole Jim Jones 1996 Daniel Brooks Kim Roberts Richard Vaughan Gwen Bartleman Alisa Palmer Bryan James Hillar Liitoja The Founders Andrew Scorer Joey Meyer Ron Kennell Jim Warren Rose Jacobson Franco Boni 1997 Tracy Wright Ahdri Zhina Mandiela Jonathan DaSilva Fiona Jones Alex Bulmer Maxine Bailey Sigrid Johnson --- David Anderson Ruthe Whiston Maria Costa Leah Cherniak Lynda Hill Cathy Gordon in memory of Mark 1998 Clare Coulter M. Nourbese Philips Ed Roy Rex Buckle Eryn Dace Trudell Jean Yoon Rebecca Picherak Ida Carnevale Andrea Lundy David Baile Jennifer Brewin Viv Moore Michael Waller Shields 1999 Winston Morgan Diane Roberts Elley-Ray Hennessy Will Sutton Sharon Di Genova Marion de Vries Peter Freund Toronto Arts Council Arturo Fresolone Derek Bruce Sally Szuster --- Keith Cole Chris Abraham Marcus Magdalena & Christine Moynihan / 2000 Sandra Hodnett Sally Han Roger West Jennifer Watkins Rose Stella Kimberly Purtell Michael Hollingsworth Peter Nikolic Natasha Parsons Wendy Krekeler Gregory Nixon Simon Heath Chris Prideaux Mira Friedlander 2001 Nancy Webster Naomi Campbell Adrien Whan David Hoekstra Jane Marsland Daniel David Moses Michelle Ramsay Paul Bettis Arts Vote Kristen Van Alphen Jan McIntyre Geoffrey Whynot Layne Coleman Patrick Conner 2002 Camilla Holland Alison Sealy-Smith Charissa Wilcox Carrie Sager Lisa Nabieszko Carol Rowntree Franco Boni Barbara Fingerote Barbara Hall Sam Nicholds Mallory Gilbert Jon Kaplan Bob Naismith Elley-Ray Hennessey Ronald Weihs & Judith 2003 Ross Manson Djanet Sears Shanna Miller Grant Ramsay Donald Carr Lin Joyce Ruth Madoc-Jones Derrick Chua Jini Stolk Mary-Jo Carter Dodd Andy McKim Jim Gerrard Rebecca Brown Sandiford Jacqueline Robertson Jacquie Thomas & 2004 JP Robichaud Weyni Mengesha Fina MacDonell Wendy White Amah Harris Cheryl Landy Kelly Thornton Robert Crew Kate Alton Diana Belshaw Hrant Alianak Nina Aquino Cull Michael Spence Stephen Droege & 2005 Steve Lucas d’bi young Aviva Armour-Ostroff Kirsten Johnson Vera Cudjoe Dianne Weinrib Trina Sookhai George F. Walker Fina MacDonell Joanne Lamberton Ray Salverda David French Kimahli Powell Jacoba Knaapen Leonard McHardy & Anne Anglin & Paul 2006 Trevor Schwellnus Amina Alfred Canadia dell’ Arte Moynan King Mimi Beck Larissa Mair Shawn Kerwin Arwen MacDonell David Rayfield Claire Sakaki Paul Ledoux Brendan Healy John Harvey Thompson Vikki Anderson & Eric Ted Johns & Janet David Ferry // John 2007 Bill Stahl Satori Shakoor Erika Hennebury Clinton Walker Angela Rebeiro Lucy Rupert Jonathan Munro Nan Shepherd Heather Kent Daryl Cloran Bea Pizano Stein Amos Alcorn Brendan Gall // Iris 2008 Jonathan Rooke Cayle Chernin Jim Lefrancois Cathy Gordon Sandra Tulloch Jennifer Goodwin Leslie Arden Allyson McMackon Rick Banville Teodoro Dragonieri Lorenzo Savoini David & Robin Craig Jacob Zimmer Turcott Chris Owens & David Wayne Fairhead & Sue Geoffrey Pounsett & 2009 Paula Forst Paul Haferty Justin Roddy Jenny Ginder Zoja Smutny Diane Leah Lindsay Anne Black Glenn Davidson Mike Ross Ann & David Powell Evalyn Parry Gale Daniel Christopher Stanton // Bonnie Green Sue Miner & Mark Thomas Ryder Payne // 2010 Doug Morum Bernadette Jones Judith Rudakoff Andrew Dollar Sue Edworthy Guntar Kravis Sharron Matthews The Actors’ Fund Mary Spyrakis Andrew Lamb Alex Eddington Ravi Jain Brownell Katherine Grainger Lyon Smith // Gail 2011 Michael Kruse --- John Palmer Jordan Merkur Bridget MacIntosh Caroline Gillis Jenni Burke Patti Gale Peaker Karen Rodd Paula Wing Kristen Mueller-Heaslip Nina Okens Jordan Tannahill Packwood David Abel // Allison 2012 Kathryn Westoll Anne Page Sheldon Rosen Alison Smiley Blair Francey Claudine Domingue Shawn Wright Roscoe Bob Van Dyke Kate Ann Vandermeer Farwah Gheewala Hillary Thomson Marjorie Chan Leora Morris Barbara Fingerote Cummings 2013 Maria Popoff Spirit Synott Sholem Dolgoy Tanisha Taitt Alexis Da Silva-Powell Meredith Potter Steven Gallagher Kenneth Wickes Brad Lepp Patty Jarvis Dave McKay Richard Lee Jim Roe // Lindy Zucker Mitchell Cushman Eleanor O’Connor.
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