Equal Voice
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Equal Voice is a multi-partisan, non-governmental, non-profit organization that seeks to advance the status of women in Canadian politics. Through public awareness campaigns and the advocation of women's rights, the group seeks to assist more women in running for public office.
- See also: Women in Canadian politics
[edit] Advisory Board members
- Kim Campbell, former Progressive Conservative Prime Minister
- Pat Carney, Conservative Senator
- Sheila Copps, former Liberal Deputy Prime Minister
- Marion Dewar, former Mayor of Ottawa and former New Democratic MP
- Janet Ecker, former Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario MPP
- Judith Erola, former Liberal MP
- Barbara Hall, former Mayor of Toronto
- Alexa McDonough, MP, former leader of NDP and Nova Scotia New Democratic Party
- Audrey McLaughlin, former NDP leader
- Lyn McLeod, former leader of the Ontario Liberal Party
- Anita Neville, Liberal MP
- Flora MacDonald, former Progressive Conservative MP
- Lucie Pépin, Liberal Senator
- Nancy Ruth, Conservative Senator
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