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David Reville

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and proceeded to law school. It was expected that he would follow the career path of his father, an Ontario judge. Instead, Reville became manic-depressive and attempted to kill himself during his law studies. He was institutionalized in a psychiatric hospital and became a crusader for mental health
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Singing has been a big part of his life. He was a member, man and boy, of the choir at Grace Anglican Church in Brantford for 10 years. He sang at the Mariposa Folk Festival with the Spadina Road Tabernacle Band in 1980 and at Carnegie Hall with newchoir, Toronto's first rock choir in 2015. He was a
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as an academic discipline in Canada and in the U.K. He retired in 2014. That year, friends and colleagues honoured Reville by establishing the David Reville/Working for Change course bursary in Mad People's History; the winner is selected annually from the Working for Change community. Working for
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specializing in social research and community development. As a consultant to the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, he helped develop the augmented education program at George Brown College; the award-winning program helps people with mental health and addictions histories get their first
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During an interview with Canadian Press, Reville intoned, tongue firmly in cheek, "I became a New Democrat because I was mentally ill" and was bemused when his statement appeared as a headline in newspapers across the country. He was making the point that he had begun to learn something about
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Change creates education and employment opportunities for people with mental health and addictions challenges. Reville was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by Queen's University in 2015.
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powerlessness in hospital, and joined the NDP to fight for marginalized people. He once joked that he was the only MPP with a certificate to prove that he was sane.
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Reville did not seek re-election in 1990, arguing that he wanted to devote his time to more useful pursuits. After the NDP won a majority government in the
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government less than two years later. In 2001, he received an award from the Council of Canadians with Disabilities. He ran a consulting company called
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Coyle, Jim (May 19, 2012). "Gathering world's 'psychiatric survivors': Ryerson hosting 'high-knowledge crazies' at unique conference".
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Lindgren, April (March 19, 1998). "Should mental help be forced?: Advocates for the ill say the law falls short Ontario".
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of a proposed refuse-fired steam plant. Out of the group that organized around the issue came two popular politicians,
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Hall, Chris (October 1, 1990). "Ambitious list; Party must now turn promises into government priorities".
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In 1994, Reville was appointed chair of the Ontario Advocacy Commission but it was disbanded by the
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In 2004, Reville began teaching for the School of Disability Studies at Ryerson University (now
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MPP throughout his time in the legislature. He was proud to be the author of a
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Longbottom, Ross (February 7, 1996). "Retain Advocacy Act, province urged".
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Coyle, Jim (July 28, 1994). "Reville is perfect for Advocacy Commission".
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member of the Eastminster United Church choir in Toronto (2014-2019).
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Outhit, Jeff (April 4, 1992). "Former psychiatric patients unit".
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that brought roomers and boarders under the protection of the
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Byers, Jim (July 7, 1990). "Churley to seek NDP nomination".
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20th-century members of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario
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Index

Ontario MPP
Jim Renwick
Marilyn Churley
Riverdale
Gordon Cressy
Joanne Campbell
Barbara Hall
Brantford
Ontario
New Democrat
Ontario
Mad Pride
mad studies
disability studies
New Democratic
Legislative Assembly of Ontario
downtown Toronto
Riverdale
Bob Rae
Brantford
Ontario
Trinity College
University of Toronto
Toronto
environmental assessment
Marilyn Churley
Peter Tabuns
1985 provincial election
Riverdale
1987 election

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