Awards & Recognition

Claire Webster receives King Charles III Coronation Medal

This medal represents a commitment to service and leadership, and reflects the many ways that Canadians contribute to the betterment of society.

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Claire Webster receives King Charles III Coronation Medal. This medal represents a commitment to service and leadership, and reflects the many ways that Canadians contribute to the betterment of society. — **Claire Webster**, Founder of the McGill Dementia Education Program (DEP), was awarded a **King Charles III Coronation Medal** during a special ceremony on March 20, 2025 at The Royal Montreal Regiment.

Thirty Canadians received the King Charles III Coronation Medal

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A true honour to be a McGill Senior Co-Editor of the World Alzheimer Report 2021: A journey through the diagnosis of dementia, and upcoming World Alzheimer Report 2022 on the interrelated topic, Post-diagnostic management and support: a prescription of care.

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A true honour to have received a Certificate of Recognition from the Quebec National Assembly by Member of Parliament for Westmount-Saint-Louis, Jennifer Maccarone, this morning for my collaboration with the City of Westmount and McGill University’s… — A true honour to have received a Certificate of Recognition from the Quebec National Assembly by Member of Parliament for Westmount-Saint-Louis, Jennifer Maccarone, this morning for my collaboration with the City of Westmount and McGill University’s Faculty of Medicine in educating citizens on the reality of caring for a loved one with dementia.