Digital Program – Kindred

The Belfry Theatre presents

Kindred

By Rosa Dolores

CAST

Medina Hahn – Soleil
Stephen Lobo – Mo
Andrew McNee – Troy
Celine Stubel – Elise

CREATIVE TEAM

Rosa Dolores – Playwright
Lauren Taylor – Director
Pam Johnson – Production Designer
Emily Friesen – Costume Designer
Brad Trenaman – Lighting Designer
Mary Jane Coomber – Composer & Sound Designer
Treena Stubel – Intimacy & Choreography Director
Liam Kearns – Stage Manager
Becca Jorgensen – Assistant Stage Manager

Kindred is approximately 95 minutes in length. There is no intermission.

Audience Advisory – Kindred contains some strong language and mature content.

Kindred is a work of fiction entirely and any relationship to real persons is not intended.


This production is supported by a generous gift from an Anonymous Donor with love for a Kindred Spirit.

Generously sponsored by

The Belfry Theatre is a member of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres and engages professional Artists who are members of the Canadian Actors’ Equity Association under the terms of the jointly negotiated Canadian Theatre Agreement.

Kindred is produced with the cooperation of the Union of B.C. Performers.

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…from the Artistic Director

This has been a landmark season in the history of the Belfry. Despite the many challenges presented by the pandemic, we have produced four plays—two of which have been world premieres—including this production of Kindred. And you—our faithful and wonderful audience—have rewarded us by returning to the theatre in numbers that we could not have anticipated.

We also live-streamed these productions—an arduous task for our staff—but one that has been met with incredible success, as each show has been viewed by hundreds of audience members in the comfort of their homes. A live-streamed performance will never take the place of the thrill of being together in the Belfry, watching it live on stage—but it really is the next best thing!

This is also the final season in Ivan Habel’s tenure as the Belfry’s Executive Director—and a remarkable tenure it has been. His accomplishments at this theatre have been many—but I will mention two of the most important: the renovation of the Belfry lobby and the addition of a fourth week to our rehearsal periods. The renovation was Ivan’s idea and Ivan’s baby. He nurtured it every step of the way. I will never forget the first time audiences walked into the new lobby—I had the sense that everyone was feeling like a doting parent, thinking, “Look, our beloved theatre is all grown up!”

Adding a week to our rehearsal process was a dream I had and, after years of trying, Ivan found a way to make it work within our budget. This was no small task, and we must all be grateful to him—artists and audiences alike. We created excellent productions in the three weeks within which we previously worked. However, we were too often forced to stick with our first choices. Going down a path that might lead to a dead-end was simply not a possibility—and we were therefore denied the discoveries that might have been waiting for us along that path. I believe that our productions are richer for the time that Ivan managed to carve out for us.

On a personal note, the 11 years that Ivan and I have been partners in the running of this theatre have been the happiest years of my creative life. We have had our disagreements and our challenges—but we have remained friends throughout. The reason for that is simple: we shared a common goal and a common belief: to create the very best theatre possible for our audiences here at the Belfry and to continue to treat them with the kind of respect that has always been the hallmark of this theatre.

Thank you, dear friend—

and best wishes for all your exciting endeavours at the wonderful and unique Caravan Farm Theatre—!

Michael

…from the Executive Director

After eleven years here at the Belfry, it seems fitting that I should be writing on the eve of you seeing another premiere of a Canadian play. I can think of no better way to celebrate but to do so with a charming, funny, and wonderful production of a new play by a BC playwright with a cast of wonderful BC artists. As the final production of my tenure here, it is wonderful to celebrate my time with another world premiere on this beautiful stage.

I have so much left to say – but most important is to thank all of you, for being an extraordinary audience, generous patrons, and loving supporters of this gem of a theatre. As my farewell wish, I wish for you all to have a wonderful time with this charming play, to support and enjoy the coming seasons and for you to continue to love this extraordinary theatre company as I do.

Ivan


About the Belfry

The Belfry Theatre is on the land of the Lək̓ʷəŋən People, known today as the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations. The Lək̓ʷəŋən people have been keepers of this land for millennia and we offer our respect and gratitude for our uninvited presence on their territory.

These lands are within the disputed Douglas Treaties territories, treaties that were negotiated verbally, signed to blank pieces of paper by the Indigenous leaders and then had text added by the colonial government. The colonial perspective on the treaty is one of a sale of land, while the Indigenous perspective is a sharing of territory.

The Songhees are members of the Te’mexw Treaty Association seeking a modern treaty with the Crown on their rights, territory and self-government.

The Belfry Theatre is a registered Canadian charity, 11921 5549 RR0001.

The Belfry Theatre is a member of the Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce, Destination Greater Victoria, and the Professional Arts Alliance of Greater Victoria.

President – Richard Brownsey
Vice-President – Dr. Sheila Elworthy
Secretary – Alison Watt
Treasurer  – Morley Wilkins

Directors

Gloria Back
Mikaila Mauro
Dr. Joan McArthur-Blair
Kini McDonald
Joan Peggs
Lisa Ricci
Andy Stephenson
Cathi Charles Wherry

Honorary Board of Directors

Chair Emeritus – Patrick Stewart
Sherri Bird
Barbara Greeniaus
Robert Johnston, Q.C.
John Keay
Joan Snowden
Dr. Brian Winsby
Michael Ziegler

Kate Barry – Development Coordinator
Jane Broomfield – Front of House Manager
Claire Cacheux – Box Office Clerk
Matilde Cervantes – Manager of Community & Artistic Connections
Danica Charlie – Box Office Clerk
Helena Descoteau – Box Office Supervisor
Mark Dusseault – Marketing & Communications Director
Linda Findlay – Head of Wardrobe
Mike Ford – Director of Production & Operations
Ian Gibson – Audience Services Manager
Ivan Habel – Executive Director
Keith Houghton – Head Technician & Systems Administrator
Valerie Houle – Producer
Nora Kidston – Front of House Supervisor
Carole Klemm – Scenic Artist
Jeremy MacLeod – Technical Director
Patricia O’Brien – Director of Finance
Samantha Pelkey – Associate Producer & Indigenous Relations Manager
Sarah Pitman – Box Office Clerk & Front of House Supervisor
Peter Pokorny – Head of Props
Dale Pudwell – Master Carpenter
Michael Shamata – Artistic Director
Susan Stevenson – Director of Development
Cian Waldron – Box Office Clerk
Deborah Williams – Associate Artist
Golnaz Zad – Box Office Clerk

Carolyn Moon – Venue Tech
Carson Schmidt – Stagehand

Lighting Crew
Aidan Dunsmuir
Alex Sangster
Carson Schmidt
Emily Trepanier

Painting Crew
Lara Shepard
Alicia Shalapata

Saanich Fire Department for the donation of Andrew’s turnout gear
Ron Hyde for the donation of the fire helmet.



What to Expect – Live in-person attendance

Before you arrive, you’ll be receiving an email confirming your seat location. This email will also have a suggested arrival time. We are encouraging patrons with seats in the centre of each row to arrive earlier, and those with aisle seats to come closer to the start of the performance. If you miss your suggested arrival time, don’t worry – you’ll still be able to get your tickets and be seated.

Your email will also have a link to our digital programme and Upstage magazine.

Once you have your ticket, we encourage you to take your seat. The theatre auditorium will be open for seating, starting one hour in advance of showtime.

Concession will not be open during Kindred, and outside food items will not be permitted in the theatre.

Our self-service water station is available for anyone who wants to fill their own water bottle; the public drinking fountain has been disabled.

When you’re ready to take your seat, you’ll show your ticket to a volunteer usher. Our ticket-takers are now equipped with touchless ticket scanners. You’ll also find your ticket now indicates the auditorium entrance closest to your seat.

The theatre is currently seating audiences at 75% capacity. When you’ve taken your seat, you should find one seat on either side of your party has been left empty, so you don’t have to worry about sharing an armrest with someone outside your social/household bubble.

Our recently upgraded HVAC system will be providing a constant flow of fresh air into the theatre whenever we have an audience. The air will be heated as it comes in, but if you are sensitive to drafts, you may want to keep your coat on or wear a sweater.

You are welcome to use the washrooms or step outside for fresh air, but we ask that you please refrain from mingling in the lobby.

At the end of the performance, all exit doors will be opened for you. Please leave by the closest available doors, and give your fellow patrons time and space to exit without crowding.


Cast & Creative Team

Medina Hahn – Soleil

Medina is an award-winning actor and writer of Lebanese – Canadian heritage. She is also a proud mom. She holds degrees from the University of Alberta’s Conservatory Acting Program and the University of Victoria BFA program, and her work has been seen across Canada, the USA and Europe. A published author, Medina is a frequent collaborator with Daniel Arnold. Together they have co-written and performed the plays Tuesdays & Sundays, Any Night and most recently Inheritance: a pick-the-path experience (with Darrell Dennis). She is so grateful to be back at the Belfry and in Victoria, where her love affair with the stage first began.

Stephen Lobo – Mo

Stephen is a multiple award winning actor born in Toronto, trained at the UK’s Drama Centre London, and based in Vancouver. Past theatre credits include The Motherf**ker with Hat, The Father, Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train, Closer, A Little Grain of Sand, The Seagull, and Home Free. Selected screen credits include Snowpiercer (TBS), Travelers (Showcase), Continuum (SyFy), The Flash (CW), Nancy Drew (CW), Arctic Air (CBC), Little Mosque on the Prairie (CBC), and Godiva’s (CityTV). He recently completed the indie feature Donkeyhead currently streaming on-demand in Canada. Stephen is honoured to be making his Belfry debut in this original work as part of this wonderful ensemble. 

Andrew McNee – Troy

Born and raised in Vancouver, Andrew has been working in theatre, film and television for the past 20 years. Theatre has taken him across Canada, Europe and the UK. Some recent theatre credits include Buffoon, Noises Off, Taming of the Shrew, Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Twelfth Night, Boeing Boeing, One Man Two Guvnors, Misery and Mustard.  Select film and television credits include being murdered and blown up in all sorts of locally filmed shows and movies. Your kids may have heard him as some pony, robot, or alien in one of their cartoons. Andrew is a graduate of Studio 58.

Celine Stubel – Elise

Celine is a Jessie Award-winning Victoria-based actress. Theatre highlights include The Last WifeVenus in Fur, Proud, Speed the Plow, And Slowly Beauty…, and A Christmas Carol (Belfry). Elsewhere: The Great Gatsby (Theatre Calgary), Oliver (NAC), Fire, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Blue Bridge), Angels in AmericaThe Graduate, (Arts Club Theatre), Electric Company’s Studies In Motion (Citadel and Canadian Stage,) Legoland, (Atomic Vaudeville), All’s Well That Ends Well, (Bard on The Beach), My Three Sisters (Theatre SKAM). Film and TV credits include All in Madonna, Encore, The Cameraman, Motive, Arrow, and Eadward. Love and thanks to Sam, her family, the entire company, and the Belfry for continuing to make it possible to do this with a family.

Lauren Taylor – Director

Lauren (she/her) firstly is thrilled and honoured to be making her Belfry debut. A director & dramaturg born on Warundjeri traditional land (Melbourne, Australia), she is grateful to be an uninvited settler guest on the unceded lands of the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations. Recent credits: Arts Club: The Birds and the Bees; Touchstone Theatre: Lights, C’Mon Angie, United Players: The This and Here and Now, Studio 58: Tomorrow Love, 6 of 1, Railtown: My Tom; UBC: Love and Information. MFA Directing: UBC, Grad Dip Directing: VCA/Melbourne University, BA: LaTrobe University, Alumna Lincoln Centre Directors Lab. Other: Literary Associate at Playbox/Malthouse Theatre, Australian National Playwrights Conference, Interplay International Young Playwrights Conference, assistant tutor, Royal Court Young Writer’s Programme (London UK), Adjunct Professor UBC Dept. Theatre and Film.

Pam Johnson – Production Designer

Pam is thrilled to be working with the Belfry gang. Her Belfry credits started in 1988 with Homework and Curtains, Come Rain or Come Shine, Oleanna, The Far Away Near By, Three Tall Women, The Sum of Us, Mom’s the Word, A Guide to Mourning, The Weir, One Last Kiss, The Syringa Tree, Rough Magic, Mom’s the Word 2: Unhinged, Homechild, The Number 14, Mom’s the Word 1, The Valley, Forget About Tomorrow,  Moms the Word: Nest 1/2 Empty, and Griffin & Sabine.  Pam has received several Jessie Awards, an IDI Award, Capital Critics Award (Ottawa), and Monday Magazine Award (Victoria) for her outstanding work. In 2012 she received a Career Achievement Award from the GVPTA. She is a graduate of Studio 58.

Emily Friesen – Costume Designer

Emily is delighted to be making her Belfry debut. She is a multi-disciplinary theatre designer, artist, and recent graduate of the University of Victoria. Select credits include- costume design for Salt Water Moon (Blue Bridge Repertory Theatre), and Othello (UVic Phoenix Theatre,) as well as set design for The Children’s Hour (UVic Phoenix Theatre). Catch her next designing costumes for Ride the Cyclone (Blue Bridge Repertory Theatre, summer 2022). For more information, go to emilyfriesen-theatredesigner.com  

Brad Trenaman – Lighting Designer

Brad is happy to return to the Belfry after lighting Busted Up! A Yukon Story as part of the 2020 Spark Festival. Vancouver: Salmon Girl (Jessie Award – Raven Spirit Dance), Redpatch (Jessie Nomination – Hardline Productions / Arts Club), White Noise (Savage Society / Firehall Arts Centre), Baking Time and Where the Wild Things Are (Presentation House), The Events (Pi Theatre), Before Dawn and Black Feather (Lamondance). Toronto: Shakespeare in High Park (Canstage), CATS (NuMu Productions), His Holiness The Dali Lama (Skydome). Las Vegas: Matt Dusk (Hilton) and Menopause the Musical (Luxor). Touring: The Stepcrew, magician Ted Outerbridge, National Chinese Acrobats. Writer for Professional Lighting and Production Magazine and a member of Associated Designers of Canada (ADC IATSE 659). www.batlighting.com

Mary Jane Coomber – Sound Designer

Mary Jane is a collaborative composer and musician who works on the unceded lands of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh people (Vancouver, BC).  They are delighted to return to the Belfry, previously working on Forget About Tomorrow.  Recent credits: Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls (Carousel Theatre), Wakey, Wakey (Pacific Theatre), Beautiful Man (Pi Theatre), Inheritance (Alley Theatre). They are a member of ADC and graduate of the School of Contemporary Arts at SFU. 

Treena Stubel – Intimacy & Choreography Director

Treena is a choreographer, dancer, actor, and movement director. She has appeared in a wide range of stage productions and has created numerous new physical theatre works for festivals in Canada and abroad. Most recently, she directed I, Claudia, for Blue Bridge Repertory Theatre. She has been movement director/choreographer for Blue Bridge Repertory Theatre, Bard On The Beach, The Belfry Theatre, The Caravan Farm Theatre, Atomic Vaudeville, Theatre SKAM and her own company Bounce Performance Works. She has received two Monday Magazine Awards, A Chrystal Award, and nominations for both Sterling and Broadway World Awards for Best Choreography. She was the original choreographer and movement director of the Dora Award-winning musical Ride The Cyclone which has gone on to US productions including Off-Broadway. She is also a sought-after teacher of movement and holds an MFA in Lecoq Physical Theatre from LISPA in London, UK. Upcoming, she will co-direct Ride the Cyclone for Blue Bridge Repertory Theatre.

Liam Kearns – Stage Manager

Liam is a queer, Vancouver-based Stage Manager working professionally in the arts scene. He is excited to be working with the Belfry Theatre for the very first time! Previous stage management endeavours include expressing his feelings in Men Express Their Feelings (Zee Zee Theatre), swimming in the deep blue ocean with The Rainbow Fish (Mermaid Theatre of NS), going off to war in Redpatch (Arts Club), living in a grey world in The Giver (Kaleidoscope Theatre), and riding The Number 14 (Axis Theatre). Outside the theatre, Liam likes baking vegan treats, getting lost in a jigsaw puzzle and spending the entire day outdoors geocaching.

Becca Jorgensen – Assistant Stage Manager

Becca is a Vancouver Island-born and raised Indo-Canadian Marathoner. As a Stage Manager, Becca has supported teams on the West Coast from Theatre to Opera, to Dance, and beyond. She is overjoyed to be creating and working with the Belfry Theatre for her 5th Season. Becca is a graduate of the University of Victoria and a proud auntie to Audrey Nora, Clara Jane, Ellie Mae, Otis, and Primrose.


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The Belfry Theatre gratefully acknowledges the financial support of The Canada Council for the Arts, the Government of Canada, the Province of British Columbia through the British Columbia Arts Council and the Gaming Policy and Enforcement Branch, the Capital Regional District Arts Development Office and the City of Victoria.

Sponsors

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Victoria Foundation

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APM Fund for the Arts†
The Barraclough Foundation
Belfry Theatre Society Endowment Fund†
Cederberg Family Fund †
Charitable Gift Funds Canada Foundation†
Government of Canada †
The Jawl Foundation
Henley Family Fund†
Humber/Frampton Fund†
Marymax Fund†
The Mclean Foundation
Elizabeth McPherson Fund for the Arts†
Barbara & Philip Potash Foundation
Provincial Employees Community Services Fund
The Lee & Karl Soberlak Foundation
The Stewart Fund 
  through the Vancouver Foundation
Victoria Foundation
Victoria Guest Services

†Through the Victoria Foundation

Belfry Legacy Circle

The support of visionary philanthropy ensures that the Belfry will continue to flourish as Greater Victoria’s premier contemporary theatre company.

Gloria & Ian Back+
Lynne Bain
Dr. Perry & Late Annamaria Bamji+
Richard Brownsey & Glynis Leyshon
Jane Francis & Dave Skilling
Barbara Greeniaus & Bill Israel
Bruce & Barbara Housser
Judi James
John & Anne Keay
Robert & Ann Myers
Joan Peggs
Cindy Petrowski & Phil Marsh
Ronald and Juliana Polstein+
Ross Richardson
Dianne Soberlak
The Lee & Karl Soberlak Foundation
John & Suzanne Stewart
Judy Stewart
Julie & John Richard Swenson
Plus a further seven anonymous members

+Through the Victoria Foundation

We invite you to join the Belfry Legacy Circle by making a planned gift or bequest. Gift planning is an inspired, meaningful and deeply personal way to secure the future of the Belfry Theatre. The support of visionary philanthropy ensures that the Belfry will continue to flourish as Greater Victoria’s premier contemporary theatre company.

Consult your professional advisors about the many forms through which you can achieve tax advantages of charitable donations and bequests. Please inform us if you have included the Belfry in your estate plans, so we can acknowledge your support during and/or after your lifetime, according to your wishes. Contact: Susan Stevenson, Director of Development, 250-385-6835 ext. 229 or development@belfry.bc.ca

The Belfry acknowledges the generous recent and past gifts from the estates of:

Violet Armstrong
Helena Balczewska
Roger J. Bishop
Shirley Mae Dawson
Marguerite Kathleen Friesen
David Neil Lee
Maria Luisa Macrae
M. Grace Mersereau
Margaret Seens
Alan Geoffrey White
Garfield (Gary) Delbert Withers  
Anonymous

Annamaria Bamji Memorial Award for Emerging Playwrights created by Dr. Perry Bamji+
In Memory of Eric Adler
In Memory of Violet Armstrong (2)
In Memory of Annamaria Bamji from Lady Jane
In Memory of my sister Beth, from Casey
In Memory of Agnes and Arnold Davies
In Memory of Shelley Deglan
In Memory of my brother Gerry Emery
In Memory of Michael Fallis (2)
In Memory of Antonietta Forte
In Memory of Jean Elizabeth Kõdar
In Memory of Nikki & Bruce MacKenzie from the family
In Memory of Ronald Adam Polstein
In Memory of Jacqueline Price
In Memory of Al Taylor
Judy Treloar in Memoriam
In Memory of Jack & Lisa Valikoski
+ Through the Victoria Foundation


Donors

Kim Potash
John & Suzanne Stewart
Dr. Stephen Tax

Lee Adler
Dr. Perry & Late Annamaria Bamji †
Sheila & Paul Elworthy
Alan Marcus & Gail Nagley
Claude & Joan Mury
Ronald Polstein
Dianne Soberlak
Ross Taylor
Patricia Valentine

Ian & Gloria Back Fund †
Barbara & John Barton Fund †
Susan & Gary Braley
Commodore & Janice Drent
Katherine Farris & Kit Pearson
Fiona Hunter
Mohan & Kathy Jawl
The Honorable Robert Johnston QC
Patti-Anne & Martin Kay
Phillip Marsh & Cindy Petrowski *
Bruce & Nikki MacKenzie Family
The Lee & Karl Soberlak Foundation

Richard Brownsey & Glynis Leyshon
Norinne & John Coombs
Stephen Cushing & Debbie Gill
Florence & Tom Dingle
Barbara Greeniaus & Bill Israel
Ivan Habel
Joe & Linda Harvey
Bruce & Barbara Housser
Audrey Johnson
Ray Jones & Diana Dampsy
Helen Lansdowne
Joan McArthur-Blair & Jeanie Cockell
Kini McDonald
Anne McLaughlin
Robert Milne
Bill & Maureen Murphy-Dyson
Robert & Ann Myers
Beate & Kirk Northcott
Patricia O’Brien & Michael Gaudet
Joan Peggs
Diane Scott
Michael Shamata
Bob & Joan Snowden *
Andy Stephenson
Patrick Stewart
Judy Stewart
Al & Judith Title
Joe van Belleghem & Jane McCannell **
Lesley Watson & Evert Lindquist
Ross & Jane Woodland *
Michael & Vicki Ziegler
Anonymous (5)

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Nancy Buan
Darlene E. Clover
Terry & Leslie Farmer
Susan Findlay
John & Anne Keay
Marlie Manning & Tom Ward
Mary McAvoy
Michael Morres
Ronald & Judith Parish
Mary Ellen Purkis
Gordon & Grace Rogers
Joni Steinman & Glenn Mehalek
David Zussman & Sheridan Scott
Anonymous (1)

David Secord & Amy Adams *
Nancy Bell & Kevan King
Karen Blakely & Shahn Torontow
Lorie Bradley & Russ Pym
Lorna & Peter Bray
Elaine Calder & William J. Bennett
Ed & Mary Chwyl **
B & L Copley
Jane Francis & Dave Skilling
Lois L. George
Dr Morgan Hall
Gerhard & Josephine Herndler
Leah Hollins
Rob & Shirley Hunter
Veronica & Bill Jackson
Andrew Karwowski & Sylvie Cote
Bruce & Gwyneth Elaine Kingham
Peter Kruselnicki
Allana Lindgren
Ann Maffey
Robert & Lynda Malpass
Cadence Mandybura
Doreen & Garth McBride
Joan McNeely
Hazel Morris
Sara Patricia Neely
Ivo & Sara Olivotto
Margaret E Parker
Pauline Price
Adrienne Radford
Susan Stevenson & Bruce McGuigan
Sandra Stott
Julie & John Richard Swenson
Robert & Anna Thomson
Avril & Robert Tyrrell
Carolyn Whitfield
Anonymous (6)

Sandra Anderson
Sylvia Bews-Wright *†
Christine & Michael Bloomfield
Darralyn Bonnor
Ross Breckon
Miriam & Henry Caplan
Chris & Mary Chapman
Jane Clinckett
Ron Cox & Bev Suzuki
Lyn Davis
Gail Duguid
Wes & Heidi Fisher
Sabrina Flint
Eric & Michele Fretz
Peter Gibson
May Hamilton
Chris & Catriona Harker
Sara Harman
Jennifer Hawthorn
Katrin Horowitz
Margaret Kortes
Jeanne Lamon & Christina Mahler
Peter & Helen Malcolm
Margaret Martin *
Jim & Isabel Merston
Catharine & Anthony Moses
Jon & Gail Muzio
Gordon Phillipe & Anne Holtzman *
Nicola Ruth Rendell
Lisa Ricci
Jaci Ross
Kenneth Wm. Thornicroft
Alison Watt & Malcolm McLeod
Anonymous (4)

Douglas Baer
Arlette Baker
Pat Bourke & Barry Gros
Sandra & Dr. Walter Burgess
Sherry & John Butler
Erika Carter
Andrea Chau
Ida Chong, FCPA, FCGA
David Alexander Clark
Nancy & Michael Coady
George & Diane Copley
Carmel Davies
Barry & Vicki Davis
Leelah Dawson
Peter Diamant
Cindy Dunphy & David O’Coffey
Ronnie Eastwood
Ross & Faye Eddy
Rita Estock
Malcolm Foy
Adria Fraser
George Galt
Ann Gargett
James Worton
Gloria Gillingham
Lyndsay Green & Hank Intven
Alan & Dianne Hanna
Rand & Margaret Harrison
Mary Horton
Walt & Lynda Hundleby
Rex Johnson *
Sydney & Robert Kalef
Mary Lacalli
David Leach
Lynn / Susan
Jonathan Lomas
Martha Macdonnell
John A. MacNicol
Thomas & Marilyn Mahan
Ronald Manzer
Ken & Dianne McDougall
Randy & Janice McEwen
Barbara McLauchlin
Lois McNabb
Joanne Moon
Brian & Rose Mary Neill
Coline & Bill Neilson
Marie Peach
Allan & Audrey Revich **
Shelagh Rinald
Royal Roads University
Susan Salomonsson
Bruce Sanders
Peter Seward
Sheila Skinnider
Marie Skinnider
Chris Statham
Catherine A. Stephenson
Michael Stewart
Jan & Don Storch
Leonard & Valerie Stubel
Corrine Taylor
Stephen & Jeanette Titus
David & Dorothy Torontow
Judy Tracy
Andrew & Joanne Turner
Jean & Matt Valikoski
Peter & Nancy Vivian Fund *†
Margaret Walker
Sharon Walls & Warren Magnusson
Linda Watts
Lorraine Whiting
John & Josephine Wigmore
Morley Wilkins
Gordon & Nan Zorn
Anonymous (20)

Our thanks to the 141 Believers ($75 – $149) and 203 Friends (up to $74)
* Donor moved up a category
** New donor
† Through the Victoria Foundation
As of April 25, 2022