[1] In 2020, she served as the Interim Director at the gallery and received a special recognition award from Queen's University at Kingston for her work as a team leader, adapting to the new realities caused by Covid.
[1] In her 1998 inaugural show 4 Women Who Painted in the 1930s and 1940s - Rody Kenny Courtice, Bobs Cogill Haworth, Yvonne McKague Housser, and Isabel McLaughlin, she discussed as part of her narrative their striving to promote a wider Canadian consciousness of art.
[6] Her 2021 exhibition Tom Thomson: The Art of Authentication, co-curated and authored again with Bruce, established criteria to authenticate a work of art, taking as its focus the work of Tom Thomson.
[7] Boutilier has written entries to the catalogues of such exhibitions as Uninvited, Canadian Women Artists in the Modern Movement, McMichael Canadian Art Collection (2021) as well as writing numerous essays in publications and journals such as "Road Trip Across Canada with Alan C. Collier" which was related to her show of the same name (2017).
[1] She also has served on many committees, notably for the city of Kingston, and was a Founding member of the Curators of Canadian Historical Art (COCHA), in 2009 and has remained on it till the present.