Class 1960
Articles and News of Class 1960
"I have had a few moments of excitement last week hosting the tour of Her Majesty in Manitoba. Attached please find a few photo shots when I received E II R at our new airport which was still under construction
until September this year. My house was surrounded by securities during her stay at my residence. I did not comment on the English Soccer team in the World Cup when having a conversation with her. I was pleasantly surprised that when she made her speech which was 50% French; her French was very impressively accurate. She must have the genes of her great great great grandfather, Richard, the Lion Heart who was purportedly known to speak primarily French and very little English.
Congratulations to Philip Lee of Class 1960 on his receiving an Honourary Degree at the University of Manitoba Convocation on Tuesday, May 31, 2011, 3:00 p.m.
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Citation:
"Manitoba’s first Chinese-Canadian lieutenant-governor, the Honourable Philip Lee has played a prominent role in supporting and nurturing Winnipeg’s Chinese community for more than 35 years. Prime Minister Stephen Harper has praised Mr. Lee for his tireless work on causes important to the Chinese-Canadian community and today he is recognized for his service to this community, the City of Winnipeg, and Manitoba.
Born in Hong Kong in 1944, Mr. Lee came to Canada in 1962 to further his education at the University of Manitoba. During his student years, he was elected Chairman of the University College Students Association.
During his brief stay in town, Philip met with some alumni for dim-sum lunch on Friday, October 7. He left for home the next day to join Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, to watch the opening game of the Winnipeg Jets. After an absence of 15 years, the Jets return to life on Sunday.
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[Photos sent in by Peter Wong.]
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2014 4:52 PM
Subject: Gathering at my place on 9/30 for Ying Wai's visit
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憩休臥龍 曾兆祺(58)頌
Jeff Mah ran into Anita and Philip Lee (’60), former Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba, who were in town attending a private function.









