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Anderson-Mason, Andrea
K.C./c.r.
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Barry, Pamela Jane
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Blais, Marie-Claude
K.C./c.r.
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Blaney, Margaret-Ann
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Bockus, Kathy
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Breault, Gertrude Ann
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Brine, Beverly Mae
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Conroy, Michelle
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Coulombe, Martine
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Crossman, Patricia (Pat)
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Day, Georgie Margaret
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de Ste. Croix, Marie Carolle Lise
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DeWare, Mabel Margaret
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Dubé, Madeleine (Mado)
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Dunn, Arlene
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Dysart, Shirley Theresa
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Fowlie, Brenda
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Green, Jill
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Harris, Lisa
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Holt, Susan
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Jardine, Kim
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Jarrett, Ella Laureen
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Johnson, Margaret
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Keddy, Carole Juanita
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Kingston, Joan Margaret
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Landry, Marie Marthe Aldéa
K.C./c.r.
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Landry, Francine
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Lavoie, Cheryl
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LeBlanc, Monique
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Lynch, Pam
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MacAlpine-Stiles, L. Joan
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Mersereau, Marcelle
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Mitton, Megan
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Poirier, Rose-May
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Ringuette, Pierrette
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Robertson, Brenda Mary
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Robichaud, Carmel
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Rogers, Cathy
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Schryer, Mary Louise
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Scott-Wallace, Tammy
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Shephard, Dorothy
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Stultz, Sue
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Teed, Nancy Elizabeth Clark
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Thériault, Isabelle
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Trenholme Counsell, Dr. Marilyn
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Weir, Elizabeth Jane
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Wilson, Sherry
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Wilson, Mary E.
Details
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Name:
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Margaret-Ann Blaney
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Born:
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1961 in Corner Brook, NL
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Party:
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Progressive Conservative
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First Elected:
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GE 7 June 1999, Riding of Saint John-Kings
Education
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Memorial University- BA (cum laude); post-graduate work in Social Work and Psychology
Private Career
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Political Reporter, Panelist: CBC
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Political Journalist: CTV (Newfoundland Division)
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Host: "Newfoundland Today"
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Political Journalist: CTV
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Co-owner and General Manager: Atlantic Veterinary Hospital, Rothesay
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President and CEO: Efficiency NB
Political Career
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1993: Defeated, federal GE 25 October, in the riding of Humber-St. Barbe-Baie Verte (NL)
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1997: Lost race for leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick
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1999: Elected MLA for Saint John-Kings, GE 7 June
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1999-2001: Minister of Transportation
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1999-2006: Minister responsible for the Status of Women
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2001-2003: Minister of Public Safety
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2003: Re-elected MLA for Saint John-Kings, GE 9 June
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2003-2006: Minister of Training and Employment Development
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2006: Re-elected MLA for the new riding of Rothesay, GE 18 September
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2006-2010: Opposition Critic: Status of Women
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2006-2008: Opposition Critic: Post-Secondary Education, Training & Labour
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2008-2010: Opposition Critic: Health
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2010: Re-elected MLA for Rothesay, GE 27 September
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2010-2012: Minister of Environment
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2010-2012: Minister responsible for the Status of Women
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2010-2012: Minister responsible for Communications New Brunswick
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2012: Minister of Energy
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2012: Resigned as MLA for Rothesay
Committees
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Vice-Chair: Select Committee on the Revision of the "Official Languages Act"
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Member: Select Committee on Life Long Learning
Awards
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2005: Muriel McQueen Fergusson Foundation Award for work on Action Plan on Violence Against Women