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Nova Scotia Physician Directory Created Date: 5/30/2011 For current physician contact information, visit NS Physician Directory at www.cpsns.ns.ca. Name: ABBASIAN Ali Phone: 902 567 8000 Address: CBDHA Diagnostic Imaging Fax: 1482 George St Reg #: 014003 Sydney NS Canada B1P 1P3 Specialty: Diagnostic Radiology Degree: MD Grad Year: 1991 School: Tehran Name: ABBASS Allan Anthony Phone: 902 473 2514 Address: QEII HSC - AJLB Site Fax: 902 473 4545 8203 5909 Veterans' Memoral Lane Reg #: 011867 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2E2 Specialty: Psychiatry Degree: MD Grad Year: 1987 School: Dalhousie Name: ABBOTT Edward Carl Phone: Address: Fax: Reg #: 002149 Specialty: Internal Medicine Degree: MD Grad Year: 1959 School: Dalhousie Name: ABDUL KADIR Najeeb Ahmed Phone: 902 667 3361 Address: Cumberland Regioanl Health Care Facility Fax: 19428 Highway #2 Reg #: 013807 RR 2 Amherst NS Canada B4H 1N6 Specialty: General Surgery Degree: MB ChB Grad Year: 1982 School: Baghdad Name: ABEL Rachel Dulvy Phone: 902 567 0040 Address: Fax: 196 Kings Rd Reg #: 013484 Sydney NS Canada B1S 1A1 Specialty: Degree: MB BS Grad Year: 1989 School: Punjab Name: ABENHEIMER Martin Simon Muir Phone: 902 562 8501 Address: Fax: 902 562 8255 97 Bentinck St Reg #: 006313 Sydney NS Canada B1P 1G3 Specialty: Paediatrics Degree: MB ChB Grad Year: 1975 School: Glasgow Name: ABEYSEKERA Rathnayake M.M.S. Phone: 902 667 3361 Address: Cumberland Reg Health Care Ctr Anaesthesia Fax: 902 667 6031 Dept 19428 Highway 2 Reg #: 010449 Amherst NS Canada B4H 1N6 Specialty: Degree: MB BS Grad Year: 1976 School: Ceylon Name: ABIDI Sabina Phone: 902 470 8375 Address: IWK Maritime Psychiatry Fax: 902 470 8937 5850/5980 University Ave Reg #: 012384 PO Box 9700 Halifax NS Canada B3K 6R8 Specialty: Psychiatry Degree: MD Grad Year: 2000 School: Dalhousie Name: ABONOWARA Abdulgani Ab. M. Phone: 902 473 2184 Address: QEII HSC - HI Site Div. of Cardiology Fax: 6896 F 1796 Summer St Reg #: 013826 Halifax NS Canada B3K 6A3 Specialty: Internal Medicine Degree: MB BCh Grad Year: 1998 School: Alfatah Name: ABRAHAM Robert Joseph Phone: 902 473 3666 Address: QEII HSC - HI Site Fax: 3316 1796 Summer St Reg #: 007645 Halifax NS Canada B3H 3A7 Specialty: Diagnostic Radiology Degree: MD Grad Year: 1987 School: Dalhousie Name: ABRAHAM Suma Rose Phone: Address: Colchester Regional Hospital Fax: 207 Willow St Reg #: 014001 Truro NS Canada B2N 5A1 Specialty: Degree: LRCP&S Grad Year: 1974 School: Ireland Name: ABRIEL David Leonard Phone: 902 634 7362 Address: Fisherman's Memorial Hosp Fax: 902 527 5403 Reg #: 006371 PO Box 1180 Lunenburg NS Canada B0J 2C0 Specialty: Degree: MD Grad Year: 1981 School: Dalhousie Name: ABU SHULLAIH Zaki Phone: 902 567 8092 Address: Fax: 902 567 7905 1482 George St Reg #: 014478 Sydney NS Canada B1P 1P3 Specialty: Psychiatry Degree: MD Grad Year: 1998 School: Iasi Medical University Name: ABUD Lely Phone: 902 624 8373 Address: Fax: 902 624 1524 413 Main St Reg #: 014322 PO Box 170 Mahone Bay NS Canada B0J 2E0 Specialty: Degree: MD Grad Year: 1991 School: Taubate Name: ACKERMANN Michael John MacLeod Phone: 902 522 2275 Address: St. Mary's Memorial Hosp Fax: 902 522 2556 Reg #: 007806 PO Box 297 Sherbrooke NS Canada B0J 3C0 Specialty: Degree: MD Grad Year: 1988 School: Dalhousie Name: ACOTT Philip Duncan Phone: 902 470 8195 Address: IWK Health Ctr Fax: 902 470 8900 5850 University Ave Reg #: 010757 Halifax NS Canada B3K 6R8 Specialty: Paediatrics Degree: MD Grad Year: 1986 School: Dalhousie Name: ACRES John Charles Phone: 902 491 8274 Address: Fax: 902 491 8263 5668 South St Reg #: 011860 PO Box 1150 Halifax NS Canada B3J 2Y2 Specialty: Internal Medicine,Respiratory Medicine Degree: MD Grad Year: 1970 School: Dalhousie Name: ACTON David Charles Phone: 902 678 7381 Address: Valley Regional Hosp Fax: 902 678 0098 150 Exhibition St Reg #: 007903 Kentville NS Canada B4N 5E3 Specialty: Diagnostic Radiology Degree: MB BCh BAO Grad Year: 1978 School: Dublin-Trinity Name: ADAMS Helika Dorothea Phone: 902 758 3340 Address: Fax: 902 758 1334 2018 Hwy 224 Reg #: 006094 PO Box 315 Shubenacadie NS Canada B0N 2H0 Specialty: Degree: MD Grad Year: 1979 School: Dalhousie Name: ADAMS James Henry W. Phone: 902 465 4531 Address: Fax: 902 464 4906 310 44/46 Portland St Reg #: 004530 Dartmouth NS Canada B2Y 1H4 Specialty: Degree: MD Grad Year: 1974 School: Memorial Name: ADAMSON Henry Phone: 902 229 9160 Address: Dr Henry Adamson MD FRCP(C) Anesthesiologist Fax: CDHA 5780 Southwood Dr Reg #: 007930 Halifax NS Canada B3H 4P4 Specialty: Anesthesiology Degree: MB ChB Grad Year: 1976 School: Dundee Name: ADDIE Brian Frederick Phone: Address: Fax: Reg #: 013014 Specialty: Degree: MD Grad Year: 2002 School: Dalhousie Name: ADELASOYE Oluremi Fatai Phone: 902 752 7600 Address: Aberdeen Hospital Fax: 902 752 2261 835 East River Rd Reg #: 015193 New Glasgow NS Canada B3H 3S6 Specialty: Obstetrics & Gynaecology Degree: MB ChB Grad Year: 1994 School: Obafemi Awolowo University Name: AGO Casely Tetteh Phone: 902 473 2030 Address: QEII HSC Cancer Treatment and Research Fax: 902 473 1273 5820 University Ave Reg #: 012606 Halifax NS Canada B3H 1V7 Specialty: Radiation Oncology Degree: MB ChB Grad Year: 1974 School: Ghana Name: AHMAD Amer Raza Phone: 902 798 8260 Address: Fax: 902 798 0417 59 Payzant Dr Reg #: 008002 PO Box 2408 Windsor NS Canada B0N 2T0 Specialty: Degree: MD Grad Year: 1989 School: Dalhousie Name: AHMAD Asma Raza Phone: 902 473 7471 Address: QEII HSC Mackenzie Building Fax: 902 473 1049 Reg #: 011192 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2Y9 Specialty: Anatomical Pathology Degree: MB BS Grad Year: 1960 School: Punjab Name: AHMAD Khalil Phone: 902 469 8170 Address: IWK Health Ctr Community Mental Health Fax: 902 461 0939 1420 99 Wyse Rd Reg #: 006419 Dartmouth NS Canada B3A 4S5 Specialty: Psychiatry Degree: MB BS Grad Year: 1962 School: Karachi Name: AHMAD Siraj Phone: 902 473 4161 Address: NS Rehabilitation Ctr Rheumatalogy Clinic Fax: 902 473 5911 1341 Summer St Reg #: 002893 Halifax NS Canada B3H 4K4 Specialty: Internal Medicine Degree: MB BS Grad Year: 1960 School: Peshawar Name: AHMED Ahmed Fouad Abdelwahab Phone: 902 473 7890 Address: QEII HSC - HI Site Div. of Cardiac Surgery Fax: 2006 1796 Summer St Reg #: 014876 Halifax NS Canada B3H 3A7 Specialty: Degree: MB BCh Grad Year: 1995 School: Ain Shams Name: AHMED Sheikh Nisar Phone: 902 567 8082 Address: Cape Breton Regional Hospital Cancer Centre Fax: 902 567 3182 1482 George St Reg #: 013485 Sydney NS Canada B1P 1P3 Specialty: Radiation Oncology Degree: MB BS Grad Year: 1988 School: Punjab Name: AHMED Tahira Shah Phone: 902 425 7074 Address: Fax: 902 425 2200 2 Kent Ave Reg #: 008129 Halifax NS Canada B3M 3S4 Specialty: Degree: MB BS Grad Year: 1970 School: Peshawar Name: AHSAN Syed Farhan Phone: 902 473 7712 Address: QEI HSC - VG Site Dept. of Surgery Fax: 902 473 4016 3106 5820 University Ave Reg #: 015368 Halifax NS Canada B3H 1V7 Specialty: Otolaryngology Degree: MB BS Grad Year: 1995 School: Karachi Name: AIKMAN Peter John Phone: 902 473 3232 Address: QEII HSC - NS Rehab Site Fax: 902 473 3204 1341 Summer St Reg #: 011875 Halifax NS Canada B3H 4K4 Specialty: Degree: MD Grad Year: 1998 School: Queen's Name: AINAMO Jyri Sakari Phone: 902 765 2268 Address: Fax: 902 765 2268 Reg #: 010743 PO Box 289 Kingston NS Canada B0P 1R0 Specialty: Degree: MD Grad Year: 1987 School: Dalhousie Name: AIRES Liana Marisa Phone: 902 473 4341 Address: QEII HSC - VG Site 7A - Palliative Care Fax: 1278 Tower Rd Reg #: 012385 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2Y9 Specialty: Degree: MD Grad Year: 2000 School: Dalhousie Name: AJAYI Abayomi Phone: 519 757 1110 Address: Terrace Hill Medical Center Fax: 519 757 1146 124 217 Terrace Hill St Reg #: 013762 Brantford ON Canada N3R 1G8 Specialty: Internal Medicine Degree: MB BS Grad Year: 1992 School: Ilorin Name: AKHTAR Syed Naveed Phone: 902 461 0188 Address: Fax: 902 404 0351 61 Ochterloney St Reg #: 002610 Dartmouth NS Canada B2Y 1C3 Specialty: Psychiatry Degree: MB BS Grad Year: 1959 School: Punjab Name: AKINSOLA Oluwatosin Akinwale Phone: 902 574 8541 Address: Cape Breton Regional Hospital Fax: 1482 George St Reg #: 015497 Sydney NS Canada B1P 1P3 Specialty: Psychiatry Degree: MB ChB Grad Year: 1997 School: Obafemi Awolowo College of Health Sciences Name: AL KARMI Rani Nasib Phone: 902 270 3882 Address: Cape Breton Regional Hospital Fax: 902 270 3879 203 295 George St Reg #: 015222 Sydney NS Canada B1P 1P3 Specialty: Ophthalmology Degree: MD Grad Year: 1995 School: Irkutsk State Medical Institute Name: ALAGHBAND-RAD Javad Phone: 902 470 6300 Address: Dalhousie University Psy Dept Fax: 902 470 7062 5850/5980 University Ave Reg #: 014290 PO Box 9700 Halifax NS Canada B3K 6R8 Specialty: Psychiatry Degree: MD Grad Year: 1989 School: Tehran Name: ALAS Juan Phone: 902 597 3829 Address: Fax: 902 597 3066 64 Main St Reg #: 012598 PO Box 1019 Springhill NS Canada B0M 1X0 Specialty: Degree: MD Grad Year: 1985 School: El Salvador Name: ALBISTON Brigit Judith Phone: 902 527 5068 Address: South Shore Regional Hospital Fax: 902 543 1562 90 Glen Allan Dr Reg #: 013927 Bridgewater NS Canada B4V 3S6 Specialty: General Pathology Degree: MD Grad Year: 2005 School: British Columbia Name: ALDA Martin Phone: 902 473 2712 Address: QEII HSC - AJLB Site Psychiatry Dept Fax: 902 473 4877 3088 5909 Veterans' Memorial Lane Reg #: 012049 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2E2 Specialty: Psychiatry Degree: MD Grad Year: 1982 School: Charles Name: AL-DHAMIN Ammar S. Saleh Phone: 902 473 8773 Address: QEII HSC - HI Site Div. of Plastic Surgery Fax: 4443 1796 Summer St Reg #: 015424 Halifax NS Canada B3H 3A7 Specialty: Degree: MB ChB Grad Year: 1995 School: Baghdad Name: ALDRIDGE David John Phone: 902 567 7731 Address: Cape Breton Regional Hosp Child & Adolescent Fax: 902 567 7918 Mental Health Services 1482 George St Reg #: 011966 Sydney NS Canada B1P 1P3 Specialty: Psychiatry Degree: MB BS Grad Year: 1969 School: London Name: ALEXANDER David I.
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    27 oct. 2016 – Times & Transcript Former Aigles Bleus coach Perron made his name in Moncton SEAN HATCHARD TIMES & TRANSCRIPT Jean Perron coached the Montreal Canadiens to a Stanley Cup victory in 1986. He paraded down Saint Catherine Street as thousands of Canadiens fans lined the parade route. But it was his 10 seasons as head coach of the Université de Moncton Aigles Bleus that Perron calls “the best hockey time in my life.There’s no question about that.” In Perron’s tenure guiding the university men’s team, the Aigles Bleus never missed the playoffs. He helped turn them into a national powerhouse, winning back-to-back Canadian championships in 1981 and 1982. They won four Atlantic conference titles, too. Perron, who coached UdeM from 1973 to 1983, will be inducted into the Moncton Sports Wall of Fame as a builder on Saturday at the Capitol Theatre. The 70-year-old is returning to the city for the festivities from his home in Chandler, Que. “I’ll be there like I never left,” he said. “I’m so excited. I’m like a little kid.” Perron has never forgotten the scene in the city when his team arrived home from winning its first national championship in 1981 in Calgary. “Bill Boucher, the director of the alumni association,called me before I left Calgary and said,‘Jean,you won’t believe what is happening here in Moncton. Get ready because you’re going to have the shock of your life,’”Perron said. “We arrived at the airport and there was 5,000 people jam-packed in the small airport, and there was a line of cars from the airport to downtown.