The National Liberal Women’s Caucus has long been an active and passionate voice for Canadian women.
The women members of the Liberal caucus – and indeed the party as a whole – are determined to bring forth new ideas, exert new pressure and attract more women to political office to help make the case for more progressive and beneficial policies.
The Liberal Women’s Caucus released The Pink Book: A Framework for Canada’s Future, Volume 1, which recommends a series of policies to deal with the most pressing social and economic issues facing women in The Pink Book: Volume II was released in December 2007. The proposals in Volume II deal with violence against women, housing, Aboriginal women, immigrant and refugee women and rural women. As before, the recommendations are based on internal discussions and consultations with representatives of organizations that work on behalf of women.
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| Carolyn Bennett | St. Paul's |
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| Siobhan Coady | St. John's South--Mount Pearl |
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| Bonnie Crombie | Mississauga--Streetsville |
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| Ruby Dhalla | Brampton--Springdale |
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| Kirsty Duncan | Etobicoke North |
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| Raymonde Folco | Laval--Les Îles |
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| Judy Foote | Random--Burin--St. George's |
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| Hedy Fry | Vancouver Centre |
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| Albina Guarnieri | Mississauga East--Cooksville |
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| Martha Hall Findlay | Willowdale |
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| Marlene Jennings | Notre-Dame-de-Grâce--Lachine |
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| Alexandra Mendès | Brossard--La Prairie |
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| Maria Minna | Beaches--East York |
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| Joyce Murray | Vancouver Quadra |
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| Anita Neville | Winnipeg South Centre |
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| Yasmin Ratansi | Don Valley East |
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| Judy Sgro | York West |
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| Michelle Simson | Scarborough Southwest |
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| Lise Zarac | LaSalle--Émard |