Deborah Grey

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Deborah Grey is a Canadian politician known for being the first Reform Party MP and later serving as interim leader of the Canadian Alliance.

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Deborah Grey canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Canadian politician
human
awardReceived Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal
Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal
countryOfCitizenship Canada
educatedAt Concordia University of Edmonton
University of Alberta
electedIn 1989 Beaver River federal by-election
familyName Grey
fieldOfWork federal politics
givenName Deborah
hasBiographyIn Parliament of Canada website
The Canadian Encyclopedia
hasHonorificPrefix The Honourable
hasRole interim party leader
opposition MP
party leader
languageSpoken English
memberOf House of Commons of Canada
memberOfPoliticalParty Canadian Alliance
Conservative Party of Canada
Reform Party of Canada
notableFor first Reform Party of Canada Member of Parliament
notableWork building the Reform Party presence in Parliament
occupation politician
teacher
parliamentaryGroup Canadian Alliance caucus
linked to: Canadian Alliance

Conservative Party of Canada caucus
Reform Party of Canada caucus
partOf Official Opposition in the Canadian House of Commons
positionHeld Deputy Leader of the Canadian Alliance
Deputy Leader of the Opposition (Canada)
Member of the House of Commons of Canada
interim leader of the Canadian Alliance
interim leader of the Reform Party of Canada
religion Christianity
representedElectoralDistrict Beaver River
Edmonton North
residence Alberta
sexOrGender female
spouse Lewis Braden (Lew) Larson
workLocation Alberta
Ottawa

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Canadian Alliance interimLeader Deborah Grey
Canadian Alliance notableMember Deborah Grey
Reform Party of Canada firstMP Deborah Grey