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Venetia is still president of the Pontiac Archives in Shawville, Que. Her son, Allan Crawford, owns Canadian Wilderness Adventures in Whistler, B.C. Her daughter teaches in Blackburn Hamlet, outside Ottawa; she is married to Scott Collins and has two children, Sage, and Riley. Sage is helping Venetia write about prehistoric stone structures found in Venetia’s neighbourhood.

Congratulations to Sherin, who married her lovely wife in Dubai, UAE., on July 3rd, 2021. Due to the pandemic, they could not have a lot of people join them. However, they were grateful to have close family and friends join them on their special day.

A special shout-out to Sherin’s MBA team and cohort, who sent video messages for their special day.

Additionally, Sherin has started her new role at TD as a Graduate Leadership Program (GLP) manager. In Sherin’s own words, “2021 has been an exciting and blessed year so far.”

Emma, Artsci'19, MSc'21, is very excited to announce that the women’s health research project that she started during her graduate studies at Queen’s University is being published. Her paper, “Knowledge and Use of Cannabis in Pregnancy: An Ontario Public Health Needs Assessment,” will be available in the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada very soon. She feels she could not have done it without the support of the incredible staff of the MSc program in anatomical science and Dr. Graeme Smith and Jessica Pudwell at KHSC.

Mason is enrolled in the Single J.D. program at the University of Windsor Faculty of Law.

Jennifer has moved with Absorb Software Inc. to Tampa, Fla., to expand her team (to more than triple its size) and has opened up a new office downtown.

Dominic recently began working at Toronto Research Chemicals (TRC) as an analytical chemist, where he, alongside others, including fellow Queen’s graduates, helps ensure the quality of compounds produced, including many that are vital to ongoing COVID-19 research.