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January 7, 2013
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Congratulations to Dalhousie Legal Aid Service's Heather McNeill ('94) and alumni Charles Broderick ('78), Kenzie MacKinnon ('78), Raymond Wagner ('79), Christene Hirschfeld ('84), Maj-Gen. Blaise Cathcart ('88), Frank DeMont ('89), Noella Martin ('90), Colin Clarke ('91) and LeeAnne MacLeod-Archer (’92) appointed QC for Nova Scotia by Acting Minister of Justice Maurice Smith.
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