About
Born in Windsor in 1933 to Belarusian Jewish immigrants Boris and Anna Nosanchuk, he spent his early years delivering groceries for the family-owned market, and cited that formative early experience in a 2005 interview on his retirement. Nosanchuk studied at Assumption University and then moved to Toronto to attend the Osgoode Hall Law School before returning to Windsor to take up criminal law in 1959. Dean recalls when he was just starting law school a mutual acquaintance gave him a letter to bring to Nosanchuk at court.
Education
Nosanchuk studied at Assumption University and then moved to Toronto to attend the Osgoode Hall Law School before returning to Windsor to take up criminal law in 1959.
Dean recalls when he was just starting law school a mutual acquaintance gave him a letter to bring to Nosanchuk at court.
“And from that day forward, first as a mentor, then a professor at law school and, ultimately, he was a dear friend.”