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Samir Macklai.
“We’re pleased to announce that Samir Macklai, a first-year Ryerson University GCM (Graphic Communications Management) student, has been chosen to receive the $5,000 Warren Wilkins scholarship for the 2020/2021 academic year” said Jeff Ekstein, Chair of Canadian Print Scholarships. The scholarship provides special recognition to a particularly deserving student starting post-secondary studies toward a career in the graphic communications industry.
Warren Wilkins.
Warren Wilkins was a printing industry leader who started a successful book printing company called Webcom Limited over 35 years ago. Today, Toronto-based Webcom is a leading Canadian book manufacturer serving Canadian, U.S. and worldwide publishers by providing turnkey book printing solutions for global and independent book publishers alike. Wilkins died peacefully on November 3, 2016 at the age of 88.
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21 January 2021
TORONTO
Don Gain died at the end of 2020
The Board of Trustees at Canadian Print Scholarships is creating a Scholarship to honour Don Gain s industry leadership. Canadian Print Scholarships is establishing a fundraising campaign to create a scholarship named for Don Gain . He was a passionate supporter of the printing industry in Canada, Don served in many volunteer positions including nearly 15 years of service to Canadian Print Scholarships. He became involved in 2002 as a Trustee and within 3 years accepted the role of Chair of the Board.
Under his guidance, the organization thrived, and hundreds of students continued to receive Canadian Printing Industries Scholarships during a period of difficulty for the industry and its associations. He received numerous awards for his service to the industry, was Chair of the Canadian Printing Industries Association, served on the Advisory Board at Ryerson University a