M. J. Coldwell

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M. J. Coldwell was a Canadian social democratic politician who led the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation and helped shape the country’s progressive political movement in the mid-20th century.

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M. J. Coldwell canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Canadian politician
human
party leader
politician
social democrat
birthDate 1888-12-02
birthPlace Seaton, Devon, England
countryOfBirth United Kingdom
countryOfCitizenship Canada
deathDate 1974-08-25
familyName Coldwell
fullName Major James Coldwell
gender male
givenName James
Major
ideologicalPosition left-wing
immigratedTo Canada
influenced development of the New Democratic Party of Canada
languageSpoken English
memberOf House of Commons of Canada
nationality Canadian
notableFor helping shape Canada’s progressive political movement in the mid-20th century
leading the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation in Canada
occupation politician
teacher
officeEnd 1960 (as leader of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation)
officeStart 1942 (as leader of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation)
parliamentaryGroup Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
politicalIdeology social democracy
politicalParty Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
positionHeld Leader of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Leader of the Official Opposition of Canada
Member of the House of Commons of Canada
representedElectoralDistrict Rosetown—Biggar
linked to: Rosetown–Biggar
residence Saskatchewan
roleIn Canadian social democratic movement
workedOn expansion of public social programs
labour rights and protections
social welfare policies in Canada

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Co-operative Commonwealth Federation notableLeader M. J. Coldwell
subject linked to: CCF