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Linda McLachlan
Actor, Voice Actor, Writer & Podcaster | She/ Her/ Hers
Linda McLachlan is a professional actor known for her diverse performances in theatre and film. She graduated from the National Theatre School in Montreal, which laid a strong foundation for her career in acting and directing. Her work spans various genres, including Shakespearean plays and experimental theatre, showcasing her versatility as an artist.2
In addition to her stage work, McLachlan has appeared in films such as Elegy (2023) and Ensouled (2023), further establishing her presence in the film industry.17 She is also active as a voice actor, based in Hamilton, Ontario, where she lends her voice to various projects.3
Beyond her acting career, Linda McLachlan engages in coaching and consulting services, aiming to help individuals and organizations achieve their goals.46 Her LinkedIn profile reflects her commitment to living authentically and supporting others in their personal and professional missions.5
Highlights
Watching the inaugural PWHL game brings tears, goosebumps. I never dreamed of playing hockey. There weren’t many options or visible role models. I can only imagine what it’s like to watch this moment for those who pioneered the women’s game. Underpaid and in relative obscurity despite their accomplishments, they believed in this day. Hat tip to the veterans, founders and next generation demanding a level playing field. The future of the game are watching their sheroes today. A great start, I look forward to more. ICE TIME. EARNED. #pwhl #pwhltoronto #pwhlpa #inspiration
How is it that 34 years have passed since the slaughter of 14 female engineering students at École Polytechnique?
What would these women have accomplished in their lives as engineers, as women, mothers, daughters, and sisters?
How has the world changed to embrace women in male-dominated fields or the world at large?
In so many ways, there has been incremental change. Yet inequality, hatred, resentment, harassment and violence toward women in their workplaces and homes continue at unacceptable rates.
Thank you to my brother Lyle, who reminded me of this anniversary.
May we never forget their names.
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