Justice Hugh Fraser

Justice Hugh Fraser Carries on his Father's Legacy

Justice Hugh Fraser, Artsci'74, reflects on his storied career in law. 

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Helping Health-Care Workers Around the Globe

Advice given by Alice Simniceanu, MPH'15, along with the World Health Organization, helped Central American doctors successfully get through a COVID-19 hospital outbreak. 

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Taylor Bardell, Artsci'18, and Matt Urichuk wear clear masks which make their mouths visible.

Helping the Hard-of-Hearing Community

Taylor Bardell, Artsci'18, and Matt Urichuk are helping the hard-of-hearing community while slowing the spread of COVID-19 with masks that make lip reading possible. 

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Circles are drawn in grassy parks to ensure physical distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Redesigning Canada for Physical Distancing & COVID-19

John Meligrana, MPL'91, has launched a study for urban planners, politicians, and municipal leaders to help them re-open their towns as safely as possible while upholding physical distancing. 

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Justice Hugh Fraser

Justice Hugh Fraser Carries on his Father's Legacy

Alumnus Justice Hugh Fraser reflects on his career as a judge and shares what it means to him to have a bursary founded in his father’s name with the goal of increasing diversity in the faculty of law. 

Taylor Berdell and Matt Urichuk in their masks

Helping the Hard-of-Hearing Community

Wearing a cloth facemask is a great way to slow the spread of COVID-19, but it’s not good for members of the hard-of-hearing community who rely on reading lips and facial expressions. 

Circles drawn in grass in a city park
Some cities officials are drawing circles in the grass at parks to ensure physical distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Redesigning Canada for Physical Distancing and COVID-19

As cities slowly re-open, Geography and Planning Professor John Meligrana, MPL’91, is researching physical distancing guidelines because keeping people two metres apart is one of the best ways to save lives.  

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