Mel Greif - Wikipedia

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Mel Greif taught history and geography at Humberside Collegiate Institute for over thirty years. In this time he won multiple awards including the Jane Jacobs Prize^[1] and the Governor General's Award for Excellence in Teaching Canadian History. He has been retired since 2005.

References

^ Jane Jacobs Prize winners: Mel Greif

External links

Ontario College of Teachers' biography of Mel Greif