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Littler, the world’s largest employment and labour law practice representing management, is pleased to announce that Barry and George have both been featured in the 2026 editions of The Best Lawyers in Canada,™ the 20th consecutive year in which both have been recognized. Best Lawyers Canada first published in 2006, and both Barry and George have been fortunate enough to have been listed each year since then.

After earning her Bachelor of Commerce from the Edwards School of Business, Stephanie spent 18 years in senior leadership roles with the Government of Alberta. Earlier this year, she completed her MBA at Queen’s and Cornell. She’s since launched Barely Craving, a wellness brand featuring Premium Fullness Fibre, which is for appetite control. Drawing on her executive experience and the strategic thinking fostered in the MBA program, she’s now building a purpose-driven business that simplifies wellness for busy lives. Barely Craving recently received media attention in Women’s Insider, and I’d be honored to share my story with the Queen’s alumni community as an example of career transformation, applied learning, and evidence-based innovation. She welcomes alumni to reach out to her.

Doug and Christine just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married in August 1975. Christine is a graduate of Nursing at St. Lawrence College (1976). Doug’s career involved working in the secondary educational sector as a physics teacher, board science – math consultant and a secondary school administrator. Doug retired in June 2003. He has continued to keep busy volunteering in various community activities and is presently serving on a cemetery board as vice-president and financial chair. They have twins, Stephanie and Christopher (Artsci’04). Doug and Christine are enjoying their retirement and devote much time with their family, especially their grandchildren and travelling extensively in Europe. One can get in touch with Doug through email.