Trafalgar-Ross Lectures

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• Past Speakers

  1981 – David Suzuki – Geneticist
  1982 – Marie-Josée Drouin – Economist
  1983 – Diane Jones Konihowski – Athlete
  1984 – Adele Wiseman – Author
  1985 – Maureen Forrester – Singer
  1986 – Marc Garneau – Astronaut
  1987 – Anne Begor Lancashire ‘58 – University Professor
  1988 – Louise Mailhot – Judge (Quebec)
  1989 – Jane Poulson – Physician
  1990 – Peter Mansbridge – Journalist
  1991 – Lynn Johnston – Cartoonist
  1992 – David Lank – Historian
  1993 – Sunniva Sorby ‘78 – Antarctic Explorer
  1994 – Gretta Chambers- Chancellor of McGill, Journalist
  1995 – Sylvia Sweeney – Athlete, Filmmaker
  1996 – Terry Mosher (Aislin) – Editorial Cartoonist
  1997 – Margie Gillis – Solo Dance Artist
  1998 – Amanda Vincent – Environmental Biologist
  1999 – Kathy Reichs – Forensic Anthropologist, author
  2000 – Rosalie Abella – Family Court Judge (Ontario)
  2001 – Jessalyn Gilsig ’88 – Actor
  2002 – Lisa Campeau ’86 – International aid worker
  2003 – Heather Munroe-Blum – Principal of McGill University
  2004 – Margaret Somerville – Ethicist
  2005 – Charlotte Gray – Historian and Author
  2006 – Moira Brown – Marine Biologist
  2007 – Elizabeth May – Politician
  2008 – Nancy Dunton – Architectural Historian
  2009 – Debbie Travis – Designer, author, television personality and producer
  2010 – Dr. Brenda Milner – Neuropsychologist
  2011 – Sylvie Fréchette – Olympic champion
  2012 – Sheila Fraser – Former Auditor General of Canada
  2013 – Heidi Hollinger – International Photographer
  2014 – Maude Barlow – National Chairperson, Council of Canadians
  2015 – Dr. Victoria Kaspi PhD – Astrophysicist
  2016 – Kim Thúy – Award-winning Author
  2017 – Carolyn Taylor ’90 – Award-winning Writer/Actor/Comedian
  2017 – Jennifer Moroz ’90 – Award-winning Journalist/Producer
  2018 – Joanna Goodman ’86 – Author
  2019 – Dr. Suzanne Fortier – Principal and Vice-Chancellor of McGill University
  2020 – Sunniva Sorby '78 and Hilde Fålun Strøm – Citizen Scientists
  2021 – Kassandra Churcher '95 – Advocate for Women and Indigenous Education