Current Members
Barnes, Connie
Barnes, Janice
Boyd, Susan
Brazelton, Michael
Byers, Bernice
Byers, Ron & Carol
Canning, Darlene & Kerr
Canning, Joyce
Carson, Dorothy
Chambers Developments Inc.
Corcoran, Alexis
Cormier, Jolene
Cunningham, Andrea
Dickinson, Karen
Donohoe, Howard
Field, Brian & Sandy
Foster, Zena
Gould, Jackie
Grant, Peter & Helen
Grant, Susan
Greenham, Jill
Hare, Mary & George
Hembrough, Stan
Howe, David
Ingram, Gaby & Geoff
Irving, Martha
Jamieson, Frances
Kent, Gordon
Keogh, Caroline
Kossatz, Perry & Rena
Kyle, Lori
Laking, Joy Snihur Wyatt
Lantz, Bruce
Lewis, Lorraine
MacArthur, Ann
MacDonald, Liz
MacDonald, Beryl
MacKay, Cameron
MacLennan, Rod & Robin
MacPherson, Mary Dee
MacPherson, Jim & Gladys
Mallison, Shari
Maloney, Regan
McCartney, Jeff
McCready, Harriet
McNaught, Janet
McPhee, Mary
Middleton, William
Morrow, Claudette & Don
Nemetz, Andrea
O’Brien, Gisela
Peterkin, Beth
Pettis, Alicia
Powell, Dianne
Roberts, Gerry & Judy
Rose, Eric
Scott, Murray & Linda
Sears, Linda
Serratos, Carlos
Smith, Lisa
Stack, Jane
Stevenson, David & Judy
Thibeault, Anthony
Thomas, Mary
Thompson, Martha & Dan
Thornhill, Roland
Trafford, Brenda
Wheaton, Brenda
Wyatt, Jim
Yorke, Margaret
Zann, Lenore
Zentilli, Veronica
Zielewicz, Laura
Lifetime Members
Beattie, David
Byers, Bernice
Coffill, Joan & Roland
Davison, Ann & Kerwin
Fuller, Michael
Holownia, Thaddeus
Inglis, Michelle
Kossatz, Perry
Knowlton, Joyce
Levy, Sally
McCulloch, Bruce
McPhee, Mary
Morely, Anthony
O’Hara, Phil
O’Regan, Mary
O’Regan, Stephen & Suzanne
Tomlinson, Pat
Vingoe, Mary
Wood, Frances & Croyden
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LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
We are located in Awokun, Mi’kma’ki, also known as Parrsboro, Nova Scotia, which is on land that is in the unceded and unsurrendered territory of the Mi’kmaq people. The Mi’kmaq people have been here on this land for over 11,000 years. In 1752 a treaty was signed between the British and the Mi’kmaq that detailed the sharing of the land and its resources. We know that the rights within this treaty have not been upheld. As descendants of settlers who colonized this land, it is important that we think about our relationship to the land, to Mi’kmaq culture and its people, and how we can make a future where we actually share the land and the resources it gives us. We need to think about how we can move forward to enact a future of respect and generosity. And we need to act immediately, with kindness and compassion. A major step in this process is educating ourselves. Ship’s Company Theatre is on a continuing journey of awareness and education. We encourage you to join us.
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