BC Notaries’ Education
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his comment by SFU’s Dr. Rob Gordon sums up the success of this issue, “The Spring Scrivener holds an important historical record of The Education of BC Notaries.” Our magazine is always a team effort.
In our Spring issue, articles that focus on our theme include • retrospectives on the MA-ALS from its birth at SFU in 2007, • Dr. Margaret Hall’s introduction to the current courses at SFU, • articles by the instructors about their specific courses, and • a piece about the challenging technical aspects of today’s course delivery.
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KEYNOTE
Val Wilson Editor-in-Chief
All the educators are fully qualified, highly respected, and have comprehensive knowledge of BC law in their respective fields. Many thanks to Dr. Hall for her outstanding assistance in co-ordinating the articles from SFU. Thank you to all the writers in this issue! Please stay safe and be kind to each other! s
The Notary Foundation of British Columbia works with interest generated by BC Notaries’ Trust Accounts and received from our financial industry and other partners, to promote education for BC Notaries and the public, foster legal research, support law libraries, and help fund legal aid in BC. Talk to us if you’re interested in having an impact on those important facets of BC’s communities. Funding and strategic decisions and oversight are provided by a Board of Governors made up of 8 Directors of The Society of Notaries Public, 1 appointee from the Office of the Attorney General of BC, and 2 Governors at Large appointed by the BC Government.
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Applications for funding of law-related education programs, research, and projects may be made and will be considered throughout the year. For more information, visit our website at www.notaryfoundation.ca.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
BC Notaries Association
Volume 30 Number 1 Spring 2021
