Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The 25 Transformational Canadians (also called the Top 25 Transformational Canadians) are 25 Canadians who have "immeasurably improved the lives of others" as selected by Cisco Canada and The Globe and Mail. The Transformational Canadians program was founded to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Cisco in 2010. La Presse and CTV Television Network partnered with The Globe and Mail for the program. Dr. Samantha Nutt was named to the list for her humanitarianism. Sheila Watt-Cloutier, a nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize, was also named one of the 25 Transformational Canadians. Gordon Keller, a stem-cell researcher, also won the distinction. Also selected for the award was Clarence Louie, a tribal chief of the Osoyoos Indian Band. Tara Teng was nominated for the award in recognition of her advocacy on behalf of human trafficking victims. Hannah Taylor received a nomination while still a young teenager."@en }
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- 25_Transformational_Canadians abstract "The 25 Transformational Canadians (also called the Top 25 Transformational Canadians) are 25 Canadians who have "immeasurably improved the lives of others" as selected by Cisco Canada and The Globe and Mail. The Transformational Canadians program was founded to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Cisco in 2010. La Presse and CTV Television Network partnered with The Globe and Mail for the program. Dr. Samantha Nutt was named to the list for her humanitarianism. Sheila Watt-Cloutier, a nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize, was also named one of the 25 Transformational Canadians. Gordon Keller, a stem-cell researcher, also won the distinction. Also selected for the award was Clarence Louie, a tribal chief of the Osoyoos Indian Band. Tara Teng was nominated for the award in recognition of her advocacy on behalf of human trafficking victims. Hannah Taylor received a nomination while still a young teenager.".