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Pages in category "Dalhousie University alumni"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 391 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • List of Dalhousie University people



A



  • Jay Abbass

  • Robert Ackman

  • Barbara Adams (politician)

  • Andrew Ager

  • Kiera Aitken

  • Wassim Almawi

  • Arthur Julian Andrew

  • David Andrews (ice hockey)

  • Joseph Annand

  • Victoria Arbour

  • George W. Archibald

  • George Arnold (bishop)

  • Estella Atekwana

  • Samar al-'Aṭṭār

  • Peter Aucoin

  • Chris Axworthy




B



  • Glen M. Bagnell

  • Jamie Baillie

  • Frank Bainimarama

  • John Ballem

  • Brent Bambury

  • Neil Banerjee

  • Axel D. Becke

  • Roger Charles Bell

  • Chris Benjamin

  • Andrew Bennett (academic)

  • Fred Berlin

  • Glyn Berry

  • John Lemuel Bethune

  • Faton Bislimi

  • Bill Black (businessman)

  • Stephen J. Blackwood

  • Phyllis Blakeley

  • Edmond Blanchard

  • John Bonnell

  • Lorne Bonnell

  • Hélène Boudreau

  • William John Bowser

  • Donald David Boyd

  • Walter Bradley (Canadian politician)

  • Samantha Brennan

  • Scott Brison

  • Christa Brosseau

  • Paula Brown

  • Ralph Brubaker

  • Philip Bryden

  • Arnold Burden

  • John Francis Burke

  • Libby Burnham

  • Gerry Byrne (politician)




C



  • Alexander W. Cameron

  • Daniel Alexander Cameron

  • Margaret Cameron (jurist)

  • Alex Campbell (politician)

  • Thane Campbell

  • Richard Cannings (Ontario politician)

  • Dominic Cardy

  • James Carley

  • Sharon Carstairs

  • Sean Casey (Canadian politician)

  • Christine Chambers

  • Myriam J. A. Chancy

  • Claudia Chender

  • John Edwin Chisholm

  • Robert Chisholm (Canadian politician)

  • Peter G. Christie

  • Joe Clark

  • Keir Clark

  • George Elliott Clarke

  • Lorne Clarke

  • Bruce Cochran

  • Russ Cochrane

  • Reuben Cohen

  • Frank Coleman (businessman)

  • Louis-Roland Comeau

  • Walton Cook

  • Frank Manning Covert

  • Gordon S. Cowan

  • Jim Cowan

  • Olive Crane

  • James Creighton (ice hockey)

  • William Crosbie (diplomat)

  • Robert Crouse

  • Jan Crull Jr.

  • Lauchlin Daniel Currie




D



  • Ryan D'Arcy

  • Wilfred Dauphinee

  • Frank R. Davis

  • Martin Henry Dawson

  • Mary Dawson (civil servant)

  • Robert MacGregor Dawson

  • Georgie Day

  • Graham Day

  • Peter Delefes

  • Maurice DeLory

  • Erik Demaine

  • Clara Dennis

  • George Dewar (politician)

  • Darrell Dexter

  • Herb Dickieson

  • Susan Ann Dimock

  • Marty Dolin

  • Bruce Donaldson (Canadian admiral)

  • Paul Donovan (writer)

  • Emily Doolittle

  • Gerald Doucet

  • John Carey Douglas

  • W. A. B. Douglas

  • Sharon Dunn

  • Sean Durfy

  • Jeremy Dutcher

  • Allison Dysart




E


  • Lorraine Eden



F



  • Simon Farine

  • William Feindel

  • Layton Fergusson

  • Ronald Manning Fielding

  • Andy Fillmore

  • Duncan Finlayson

  • Danielle Fong

  • Fred Fountain

  • Colin Fraser (Canadian politician)

  • Donald J. Fraser

  • Murray Fraser

  • Rowland Frazee

  • Myra Freeman

  • Barbara Fris

  • Barrie Frost




G



  • William Geddes (bishop)

  • Abe Gelbart

  • Richard Gibson (composer)

  • William Sidney Gilchrist

  • Stephen Giles

  • Thomas A. Giles

  • Jamie Glazov

  • Gerry Godsoe

  • Edgar Gold

  • Clarence Gosse

  • Frank Dunstone Graham

  • Simon Gray

  • Mary Lou Guerinot

  • Raymond Gushue

  • Sandra Gwyn




H



  • Edward Haliburton

  • William Hallam

  • John Hamm

  • Wayne Hankey

  • Colleen Hanycz

  • Doug Hargreaves

  • Anne Hart (Canadian author)

  • Gordon L. S. Hart

  • Leonard Hatfield

  • Jessica Heafey

  • D. L. George Henley

  • Nigel Higson

  • Fred Hiltz

  • Peter Hochachka

  • Sandy Hott

  • Arthur Maxwell House

  • Frederic William Howay

  • Fisher Hudson

  • Clifford Huskilson




I


  • Adel Iskandar



J



  • Kate Jackson (author)

  • Ante Jazić

  • Jacob Johnston

  • Rocky Jones

  • Colleen Jones

  • W. S. Kennedy Jones

  • Mark de Jonge




K



  • Vassy Kapelos

  • Cary Kaplan

  • Alexander Keith (politician)

  • Larry Kennedy

  • Jessica Scott Kerrin

  • Derrick Kimball

  • Paul Kimball

  • Stephen Kimber

  • Ed Kinley

  • Michael J. L. Kirby

  • Steve Konchalski

  • Darryl Kyte




L



  • James A. Langille

  • Frederick Andrew Laurence

  • George Laurence

  • Caleb Lawrence

  • Benjamin Amedeé LeBlanc

  • John Leefe

  • Louis Legendre (oceanographer)

  • Michael Leir

  • Kellie Leitch

  • R. Clifford Levy

  • Sarah Levy

  • Clive Lewis (judge)

  • Guy Murray Logan

  • Tarek Loubani

  • Azel Randolph Lusby




M



  • Amber MacArthur

  • Edward D. MacArthur



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