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Dr. W. Kaye Lamb
Affiliation: National Library of Canada
Deceased Date: 1999-08-24
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Lamb, William Kaye, M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. - Dominion Archivist, honorary Chairman and he was formerly librarian and archivist of the province of British Columbia, librarian of the University of British Columbia, editor of the "British Columbia Historical Review". He is the author of "Introduction to the Letters of John McLoughlin", and articles in historical and Library journals.
Dr. Joachim Lambek
Affiliation: McGill University
Deceased Date: 2014-06-23
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Joachim Lambek is one of the leading mathematicians in Canada, internationally recognized for his achievements in ring theory, logic, mathematical linguistics and category theory. In his research, he has made substantial contributions to the theory of rings of quotients, torsion theories, additive semantics, localization, completion and duality theories.
Dr. Richard Lambert
Deceased Date: 1992-12-06
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Mr. Emilien Lamirande
Affiliation: University of Ottawa
Deceased Date: 2007-03-23
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Emilien Lamirande est un chercheur dont l'oeuvre écrite et publiée, abondante et solide, s'est fait reconnaître dans les milieux savants, bien au-delà des frontières du pays. Ses travaux sur Saint Augustin, entre autres, et sur le christianisme des premiers siècles de notre ère, lui ont acquis une autorité de connaissance très respectée. Ses dons personnels et son expérience réfléchie font de lui un representant exemplaire de ce type d'humaniste que l'Académie des lettres et des sciences
humaines se doit de compter dans ses rangs.
Mr. Maurice Lamontagne
Deceased Date: 1983-06-13
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Mr. Léopold Lamontagne
Deceased Date: 1998-06-21
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Dr. Archibald Lampman
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Dr. Ian Lancashire
Affiliation: University of Toronto
Keywords: poetry, digital humanities, lexicography, early modern English, speculative fiction
Deceased Date: 2025-04-03
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Long Citation
Ian Lancashire is Canada's pioneer and premier theorist and practitioner of humanities computing. Through his creative research and teaching, he has revealed the rich scholarly possibilities of electronic technology and, in the process, revolutionized the work of teachers and scholars around the world. The recent recipient of a lifetime achievement award, he is the co-developer of the widely recognized text-analysis program, TACT; the creator of five public research and educational Internet databases, including the award-winning Representative Poetry Online; and a Senior Principal Investigator for TAPoR--a multi-university research consortium. Almost single-handedly, he has placed Canada in the forefront of the digital humanities.
Short Citation
Ian Lancashire is Canada's pioneer and premier theorist and practitioner of humanities computing. Through his creative research and teaching, he has revealed the rich scholarly possibilities of electronic technology and, in the process, revolutionized the work of teachers and scholars around the world. He has been instrumental in situating Canada in the forefront of the digital humanities.
Mr. Gustave Lanctôt
Deceased Date: 1975-02-02
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Dr. Frederick Landon
Deceased Date: 1969-08-01
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Dr. Lauriat Lane, Jr.
Affiliation: University of New Brunswick
Keywords: Dickens
Thoreau
Fiction
MacLeish
Deceased Date: 2005-03-20
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Lauriat Lane is known internationally for his work on Dickens, Thoreau, Hawthorne, Melville, Mark Twain, and MacLeish and was Senior Editor of "The Stature of Dickens", one of the major contributions to the Dickens Centennial Year. Professor Lane was the Founding Editor (1975-84) of the new journal "English Studies in Canada", Head of the Department of English in the University of New Brunswick and one of the principal architects of programmes of advanced studies in English Literature in the Maritimes Provinces.
Dr. Arthur Lang
Deceased Date: 1990-07-19
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Dr. Robert Lang
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Dr. William Lang
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Sir François Langelier
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Father Gilles Langevin, s.j.
Affiliation: Université Laval
Deceased Date: 2019-08-31
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Gilles Langevin, LPh., DTh., est professeur de théologie depuis 1960. Après avoir enseigné dans diverses facultés de théologie (Compagnie de Jésus, Montréal, Ottawa), il est présentement rattaché à Laval. Il est un des rares théologiens canadiens qui ne se limitent pas à la recherche pour le développement de sa science ni à l'enseignement, mais qui participe activement à divers groupements oecuméniques à la Conférence des Evêques du Canada et au Synode de Rome. Il a aussi, à de multiples reprises, apporté sa contribution à des émissions radiophoniques et télévisées de grande classe.
Il a publié un nombre considérable d'articles dans des revues réputées tant au Canada qu'en Europe. Enfin, en plus de traduction d'ouvrages, il est l'auteur de plusieurs volumes dont « Capax Dei » et « La Foi et le temps », édités à Montréal et Paris, et co-auteur de sept autres volumes.
Dr. George Langford
Deceased Date: 1977-09-13
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Cooper Langford
Affiliation: University of Calgary
Keywords: Environmental speciation, reaction mechanisms, photochemistry, environmental transport, sub nanosecond dynamics
Deceased Date: 2018-03-11
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Professor Langford has made thoroughly outstanding research contributions on problems at the interface of Coordination Chemistry, Geology, Environmental Science, Photochemistry and Photophysics. His work is highly original and has had an immense impact on interdisciplinary problems in science.
Dr. M. Phillip Langleben
Affiliation: McGill University
Deceased Date: 2012-03-19
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Manuel Phillip Langleben, a physicist by training, has had a distinguished career - first in meteorology and later and more extensively in studies of the physics of sea ice. His experiments have covered a wide range but two fields may be singled out. He has contributed greatly to our understanding of sound transmission in sea ice and of the reflection of sound waves at the ice-water interface. His series of papers on the albedo of melting sea ice has been definitive; this is a key factor in predicting the breakup of sea ice, which is an important subject of great theoretical difficulty.
Dr. George Langstroth
Deceased Date: 1964-05-22
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Dr. Jean Laponce
Affiliation: The University of British Columbia
Keywords: Ethnicity, language, space, referendums
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Jean Laponce est professeur de science politique aux Universités de Colombie britannique et d'Ottawa. Il est diplomé de l'Institut d'études politiques de Paris (1949) et docteur de l'Université de Californie à Los Angeles (1955). Il a été président de l'Association canadienne de science politique (1972-73), de l'Association internationale de science politique (1973-76), et de l'Academy of Humanities and Social Sciences de la Société royale du Canada. La notion d'espace offre la clé de ses recherches actuelles, soit l'espace métaphorique que nous utilisons pour structurer nos idéologies politiques (gauche-droite, haut-bas, proche-lointain par exemple) soit l'espace géographique réel qui est l'enjeu de compétition ou de conflit entre ethnies, et notamment entre ethnies ayant des langues différentes.
Dr. Peter Larkin
Deceased Date: 1996-07-10
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Dr. Ralph Larmour
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Dr. Thorlief Larsen
Deceased Date: 1960-03-22
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