History
The most recent edition of Canadian Who's Who was edited by Susan Charters and published by Anderson Charters. The research editor was Andrew Cowan Nagora. Copy editing was provided by Sara Davison, Joanne Haskins, Wendy Kirk, Carolyn Mullin, and Jeff Scott. Editorial and research assistance was provided by Hélène Bilodeau, Vonne Brister, Eileen Brown, Jamieson Bruce, Mary Burnel, Lauren Carter, Katie Ede, Don Evans, Megan Goddard, Barbara Lugtenburg, Jason C. Reid, Alison Stoneman, Angie Vallier and Jennifer Vasic. The book design was by Brady Typesetting & Design. The ISBN is 978-0-921173-30-4.
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