Marjory Lebreton

Marjory LeBreton (born July 4 1940) is a Canadian Senator and vice-chair of Mothers Against Drunk Driving in Canada. She was a senior political advisor in the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada and was appointed by Prime Minister Brian Mulroney to the Senate on June 18 1993, shortly before Mulroney's retirement from politics. LeBreton is considered to be a Red Tory and is progressive on social issues such as abortion rights. She was also one of the few politicians in the Parliament of Canada to oppose Bill 36, Canada's anti-terrorism legislation in 2001. She was a long-time foe of proposals to merge the Progressive Conservatives with the Canadian Alliance but reluctantlhy supported the late 2003 proposal to unite the parties and subsequently became a Conservative Party of Canada Senator once the merge was complete. LeBreton, Marjory LeBreton, Marjory

 

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