Toronto entertainment lawyer and producer Michael Levine will take the helm at the Historica-Dominion Institute. Historica-Dominion has grown enormously since Rudyard Griffith's little idea factory merged with the larger Historica Foundation a couple of years ago. The appointment of Levine, dealmaker and entertainment entrepreneur extraordinaire, suggests some blockbuster events may well be part of the institute's future. I'm looking forward to it.
Levine succeeds journalist and scholar Andrew Cohen, the first head of the merged institute, who goes back to writing and teaching in Ottawa
