Board of Directors 2017/2018 | The Council of Canadians

Maude Barlow Ottawa, Ontario Author and Honorary Chairperson, The Council of Canadians. Read more about Maude »	Leo Broderick Charlottetown, P.E.I. Chairperson, community and peace activist, retired teacher, past President, P.E.I. Teachers’ Federation, and former Vice-President, Canadian Teachers’ Federation.	Andrea Furlong St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador Vice-Chairperson, community-based Social Worker & Child and Youth Care Practitioner.
Leticia Adair Saint John, New Brunswick Coordinator, Immigrant and Refugee Support Services, Diocese of Saint John.	Pam Beattie Ottawa, Ontario Executive Assistant to the National President of the Canadian Union of Public Employees.	Roy Brady Peterborough, Ontario Community activist, retired elementary teacher, former Chair of the Peterborough Health Coalition.
John Cartwright Toronto, Ontario President, Toronto and York District Labour Council.	Robert Chernomas Winnipeg, Manitoba Professor of Economics, University of Manitoba.	Alice de Wolff Comox Valley, British Columbia Activist with women’s, workers’ and international development organizations across the country.
Lorraine Hewlett Yellowknife, Northwest Territories Organizer and activist at municipal and territorial levels to protect the quality of drinking water.	Ken Kavanagh Bell Island, Newfoundland Community activist and retired high school teacher.	Tracey Mitchell Saskatoon, SK Coordinator of Next Up Saskatchewan leadership program for young social change leaders, active in mental health and social justice organizing.
Moira Peters Maitland, NS Member of the Maritimes-Guatemala Breaking the Silence Network and former Coordinating Editor for The Dominion and Media Co-op.	Abdul Pirani Montreal, Quebec School board commissioner (Trustee), board member of Eau Secours and Tel Aide, and retired chemist.	Rick Sawa Prince Albert, Saskatchewan Long time educator who has worked extensively with Indigenous peoples.
Steven Shrybman Ottawa, Ontario International trade and public interest lawyer.	Fred Wilson Toronto, Ontario Trade union and community activist and Director, Strategic Planning, Unifor.