User:Verne Equinox

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2 Articles I started or made substantial contributions to

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		Awarded to Verne Equinox, your contributions are greatly appreciated. Thank you for all you do. ♫ Cricket02 02:31, 1 August 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Articles I started or made substantial contributions to

[edit] Science

James Collip, co-discoverer of insulin
Herald R. Cox, epidemiologist
William Francis Ganong, botanist and historian
Ernest Hanbury Hankin, Rennaissance man
Leon Mead, etymologist
Silas Tertius Rand, linguist
John Clarence Webster, obstitrician, historian and philanthropist
Melissa Trainer, astro-botanist

[edit] Media and the arts

Art repatriation
Lois Andrews actor
The Bells (group) performers
Ronald Blythe writer and editor
Rosa Bonheur painter
Henry Burr performer
Wells Coates architect
Heather Cooper illustrator
Phil Coulter songwriter and producer
Monica Crowley journalist and writer
Esmée Denters performer
Constant-Désiré Despradelles architect
Jill Eikenberry actor
Scott English Singer, songwriter and producer
Anna Elizabeth Klumpke painter
Ralph Erskine architect
Tovah Feldshuh actor
Anthony Flower painter
Rosita Forbes, travel writer
Charles Foster writer and publicity agent
Robert Harris (painter) painter
William Critchlow Harris architect
Philip Haas film director
Cathy Haase actor
Francis R. Heakes architect
Douglas How writer and editor
Edward D. Ives folklorist
Erin Karpluk actress
Richard Kerr songwriter
John Korty film director and animator DYK entry
Stephen Low film maker
Linden MacIntyre broadcast journalist
Louise Manny folklorist
Bill Martin songwriter and producer
Dagmar Midcap television personality
Miou Miou film actor
Willard M. Mitchell painter and architect
Graham Moffat playwright, director and humourist
Gretchen Mol actress
New Brunswick culture
John Prebble historian and writer
Rowland Salley musician and songwriter
Matt Stawicki illustrator
George Steeves photographer
Philip J. Thomas folklorist
Ken Tobias songwriter and performer
Frederick William Wallace journalist, historian and photographer

[edit] Business and politics

[edit] Other

Don Starkell adventurer DYK entry

[edit] Places, events and things

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[edit] Images

Forts	Beausejour	Edward	Gaspareaux
Edinburgh	Quartermile	Chambers of Glenormiston	Edinburgh Waterfront
Scenic	Saskatchewan Glacier	Mount Allison University	Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
Churches	St. Joseph	St. Anselme Church	St. John's Church, Windsor, Nova Scotia
Transport	Amherst	Rothesay	North Bay/Jack Garland Airport
Homes	Smith	Uniacke	Webster
Streetscapes	The Hydrostone	Wolfville, Nova Scotia	Saint-Pierre, Saint-Pierre and Miquelon
Saint John	Saint John High School	Rothesay Netherwood School	Saint John City Market
Packaging	Tea Forté	Abuelita