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Childcare and was provincial spokesperson for the Equal Pay Coalition. She eventually became an economic researcher and finally a full-time negotiator for the union. During her time at OPSEU, Lankin was appointed by the provincial government to the Workers' Compensation Appeals Tribunal for a 3-year term.
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development of social research reports such as Losing Ground: The
Persistent Growth of Family Poverty in Canada's Largest City, Decade of Decline: Poverty and Income Inequality in the City of Toronto in the 1990s and Poverty by Postal Code: The Geography of Neighbourhood Poverty to identify and
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Legislature and became one of two private members bills submitted and passed by Lankin, a very rare accomplishment for a
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over the issue on two separate occasions, but ultimately chose to remain because (she argued) it would give her the opportunity to moderate the legislation. She did, in fact, replace Rae's initial plans for outright wage rollbacks with requirements that workers above a certain income level take
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Lankin was a very active member of OPSEU, where she focused on many issues of concern to women workers. She took a position as Equal
Opportunity Coordinator with the union, working on such issues as paid maternity leave, pay equity and childcare. While at OPSEU, Lankin helped found the Ontario
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for the province's drug benefit plan. She also increased funding for AIDS initiatives and made it easier for
Ontario residents to receive treatment for drug and alcohol addiction. She also became one of Rae's most trusted ministers, and a part of his "inner circle".
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to study criminology. Due to a provincial government hiring freeze, Lankin was unable to get a position in her desired field working in probation and parole, so she accepted a position as a
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third-party opposition MPP. She was inspired to propose the bill after discovering that her own mother suffering from dementia had been tied to her bed in a
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between 1990 and 1995. From 2010 to 2012, she co-chaired a government commission review of social assistance in Ontario. From 2009 to 2016, she was a member of the
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Boyle, Theresa (28 June 2001). "Restraints on patients curbed as Ontario approves new law ; Lankin's private member's bill wins full support".
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a five-year plan to develop social infrastructure and engage residents in priority neighbourhoods identified in conjunction with the City of Toronto
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Polanyi, Margaret (25 May 1991). "Rookie minister thrives on work Lankin juggles duties as health, management board chief".
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won its first-ever majority government in this election, and Lankin, then thirty-six years old, was appointed to
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Bill C-375: An Act to amend the Criminal Code (presentence report)
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mobilization of the community's volunteer and financial resources
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Crone, Greg (9 February 1996). "Lankin to run for top NDP job".
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Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs: (1991)
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Brighter Prospects: Transforming Social Assistance in Ontario
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Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs (1990)
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Hynes, Mary (7 May 1982). "Province not hiring women: Rae".
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2006 – Carlton University, Arthur Kroger Award for Policy
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1592:"Focus On: NDP leadership: Meet the candidates".
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785:2004 – United Way Canada's - Award of Excellence
1913:Frances Lankin – Parliament of Canada biography
1892:. The Governor General of Canada. 29 June 2012.
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3361:Fred Wilson
3356:Bud Wildman
3336:Tony Silipo
3316:Peter North
3246:Mike Farnan
3206:Marion Boyd
3180:(1990–1995)
3089:Donna Dasko
2909:Territories
2422:Ataullahjan
2086:2 vacancies
1998:Fridhandler
1574:17 February
1450:Tony Silipo
1368:Votes cast
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1345:2nd ballot
1342:1st ballot
1316:Sam Vitulli
1312:Independent
1198:Natural Law
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1042:Independent
1021:Natural Law
687:Equal Voice
588:Fred Wilson
238:Nationality
172:Preceded by
129:Preceded by
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3236:Dave Cooke
2997:vacant (6)
2803:Petitclerc
2763:Massicotte
1568:Senate GRO
1487:References
1339:Candidate
1228:Candidate
1158:Brad Allen
1072:Candidate
941:Judy Burns
897:Candidate
681:Other work
568:Chris Ward
559:Ruth Grier
554:1991–1993
509:Successor
360:Background
303:Occupation
218:1954-04-16
3346:Brad Ward
3321:Ed Philip
3276:Bob Huget
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2594:1 vacancy
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2414:Al Zaibak
2385:MacDonald
2361:C. Deacon
2231:Ringuette
2130:McPhedran
2066:Greenwood
1516:Citations
1506:Ed Philip
1175:Communist
1004:Dan Largy
579:1990–1991
525:1993–1995
407:Riverdale
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2691:Dagenais
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2638:Robinson
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2268:Marshall
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293:Restoule
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3178:Bob Rae
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2675:Brazeau
2659:Audette
2630:MacAdam
2622:Francis
2590:Yussuff
2550:Omidvar
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2377:Kutcher
2329:Bernard
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1133:Liberal
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2787:Moreau
2731:Gignac
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2707:Forest
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2574:Senior
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2353:Cuzner
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