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Congratulations to Jaime Watt ’75, recipient of LCC’s Non Nobis Solum Award, recognizing his outstanding contributions to society.
A leader in public service and philanthropy, Jaime has served on over 30 boards, including as Chancellor of OCAD University and Trustee of University Health Network. He also led a $100M effort to transform Casey House in Toronto into an award-winning hospital and has been a driving force for LGBTQ+ rights in Canada.