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  Leslie, Megan
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AffiliationNew Democratic  
 
NameMegan Leslie
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Halifax, Nova Scotia , Canada
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Born September 29, 1973 (50 years)
ContributorRalphie
Last ModifedIndyGeorgia
Apr 10, 2016 04:05pm
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Info-Member of Parliament, Halifax
-Critic, Housing and Homelessness
-Deputy Critic, Justice
-Deputy Critic, First Nations, Métis and Inuit Affairs (Urban Issues)

-Holds a law degree from Dalhousie Law School
-Worked as a Community Legal Worker at Dalhousie Legal Aid
-Taught 3rd year law students in a clinical law setting at Dalhousie Legal Aid Service
-Founding member of the Affordable Energy Coalition
-Founding member of Community Coalition to End Poverty
-Member of Community Advocates Network
-Member of Scandinavian Society of Nova Scotia; past cultural chair
-Active member of Finlandia Club of Nova Scotia
-Steering committee member for Legal Who fundraiser for poverty law funding
-Coordinated the annual legal workshop series with Metro Immigrant Settlement Association and Community Justice Society, introducing newcomers to basics of Canadian law
-Presenter to the 2005 UN Conference on Climate Change, Parallel Events "Heat or Eat: Energy Efficiency and Rate Affordability for Low Income Households" in 2005
-Presenter to the Canadian Public Health Association national conference: "A Community Poverty Reduction Strategy," 2008
-Past member of Dalhousie Association of Women and the Law
-Founding member of Social Activist Law Student Association (SALSA)
-Winner of the Muriel Duckworth award for raising consciousness of women's issues and feminism in the legal community (2004)
-Winner of the Holly House Heroes award of the Elizabeth Fry Society for work in housing and homelessness (2008)
-Winner of the Weldon Community Commitment Award (2004), the Dalhousie Governor's Award (2003) and the MacIntosh Bursary (2002, 2004)

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  10/19/2015 NS Parliament - Halifax Lost 36.13% (-15.59%)
  05/02/2011 NS Parliament - Halifax Won 51.63% (+25.99%)
  10/14/2008 NS Parliament - Halifax Won 42.69% (+15.06%)
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  10/01/2017 NDP Leader Lost 0.00% (-53.83%)
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