Access Copyright Foundation Board

Margaret Reynolds (Chair)
Margaret Reynolds was born in England and emigrated to Canada in 1966 with her family. Margaret worked for several small publishing companies before becoming marketing manager for Douglas & McIntyre, the then largest English-language publishing company outside Ontario. She was the executive director of the Association of Book Publishers of BC, a trade association that represents the interests of BC- owned and controlled publishing companies, from 1988 – 2016 steering many important projects to fruition and advocating for policy directives and programs to support the members.
Margaret has served on many book-related and arts boards including the BC BookWorld Society, the Alliance for Arts & Culture, City of Vancouver Arts and Culture Policy Space subcommittee and The Word On The Street (now WORD Vancouver), where she was the organization’s first president. Margaret received a Distinguished Service Award from the BC Teacher-Librarians’ Association in 1999 and in 2002 the Gray Campbell Distinguished Service Award for outstanding contribution to the publishing industry in British Columbia. In 2016, she was nominated for a Metro Vancouver YWCA Women of Distinction Award (Arts & Culture) and received the Association on Canadian Publisher’s President’s Award for her support of Canadian publishers. Margaret completed a Master’s degree in Liberal Studies from Simon Fraser University in 2003.
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Terrilee Bulger
Terrilee Bulger is the co-owner and General Manager of Nimbus Publishing in Halifax and is the Publisher of The Acorn Press, which is located in Prince Edward Island.
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Laurie Sarkadi
Laurie Sarkadi is a journalist, producer and singer-songwriter who has lived off-grid in Denendeh (Northwest Territories) since 1991. She moved to Yellowknife as northern correspondent for the Edmonton Journal, then worked 16 years in radio and television at CBC North, mostly in Inuktitut programming, where she earned the region’s first CBC English Television Award. Social justice activism on behalf of women and girls led to her book, Voice in the Wild, a memoir (Caitlin Press). Her non-fiction has been cited for national newspaper and magazine awards and appears in Canadian Geographic, The Globe and Mail, thewalrus.ca, Up Here, Room and the anthology, Dropped Threads 3: Beyond the Small Circle. She edited the Yellowknife magazine EDGE YK before leaving in 2019 to complete a creative writing Masters in English at University of Guelph under the supervision of Lawrence Hill. Her debut album “Middle World” was released in June 2020.
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Paul Seesequasis

Carle Steel
SK Arts
Joanne Gerber
Access Copyright Foundation
Tracy Chudy
Access Copyright Foundation