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for one year. Although she did well, she transferred to Stratford Normal School so she could complete her studies while boarding with a relative. She graduated in 1910 with a second-class teacher's certificate. She applied for five positions and was accepted at all five. She later said that this was
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In 1997, East York inaugurated the annual Agnes Macphail public speaking contest for students. In addition, there are a number of sites and endeavours named for her in East York, including the Agnes Macphail Parkette, located at the corner of Mortimer Street and Pape Avenue; the Agnes Macphail
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riding. She was allowed to use the party's name, even after it stopped being a political organization in 1934. She was always a strong voice for rural issues. Macphail was also a strong advocate for penal reform and her efforts contributed to the launch of the investigative
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influence in the Ontario CCF. While Macphail was no longer formally a CCF member, she remained close to the CCF MPs and often participated in caucus meetings. The CCF did not run candidates against Macphail in her three subsequent federal campaigns.
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in 1924 on the grounds that it taught snobbishness and provided a cheap education for the sons of the rich; in 1931 she objected to government support for the college as she opposed it on pacifist grounds.
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in 1936. The final report became the basis for reform in Canadian penitentiaries following World War II. Macphail's concern for women in the criminal justice system led her, in 1939, to found the
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as a teenager. This was the church of her missionary uncle. In later years she joined the United Church of Canada, which had absorbed the Methodist church of her youth.
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Macphail was eager to see more women in politics. She explained: "Most women think politics aren't lady-like. Well, I'm no lady. I'm a human being."
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In 1999, a new townhome development was built by Brownstone Homes and named a street after her, Macphail Ave, also at Pape & Mortimer.
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not due to her competence but to a scarcity of teachers at the time. She taught in several rural Ontario schools in such communities as
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prime minister Louis St. Laurent was considering appointing her to the Senate. But before that was finalized, she died early in 1954
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Playground, Agnes MacPhail Youth Resource Centre and the Agnes MacPhail Food Bank (all located at 444 Lumsden Avenue).
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R. Preston 'Canada's RMC: A History of the Royal Military College' (Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 1969)
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were the first women elected to the Ontario Legislature. She was the first woman sworn in as an Ontario
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in 1932. However, she left the CCF in 1934 when the United Farmers of Ontario pulled out over fears of
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Historical plaque honouring Macphail outside Owen Sound Collegiate & Vocational Institute (OSCVI)
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and is the first woman other than the sovereign to have a permanent spot on Canadian currency.
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federal government in 1919, Macphail was elected to the House of Commons as a member of the
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In 1993, honouring the 50th anniversary of Macphail's election to the Ontario legislature,
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As with many prominent people of the era, Macphail was an ardent supporter of eugenics.
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Following a family tragedy in her home town, Macphail moved to the Toronto suburb of
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Agnes Campbell Macphail – Ontario Legislative Assembly parliamentary history
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and workers' rights. Macphail was also the first Canadian woman delegate to the
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Macphail was a frequent contributor to newspapers in Grey County such as the
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As a radical member of the Progressive Party, Macphail joined the socialist
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as a member of the Ontario CCF representing the suburban Toronto riding of
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CBC Digital Archives – CCF's Agnes Macphail and the 1948 Ontario election
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Agnes Macphail was born to Dougald McPhail and Henrietta Campbell in
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politics, Macphail worked for multiple parties, most prominently the
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and bronze bust commemorating Agnes Macphail's life was unveiled in
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and rejoined the Ontario CCF in 1942 becoming its farm organizer.
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newspaper in Toronto and contributed pieces about politics to the
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Macphail never married. She died February 13, 1954, aged 63, in
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Celebrating Women's Achievements – Agnes Campbell Macphail
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Women's International League for Peace and Freedom people
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Agnes Campbell Macphail – Parliament of Canada biography
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Stewart, Margaret; Shackelton, Doris French (1959).
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She appears on the 2017 "Canada 150" edition of the
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She became the first president of the 457:After amendments to the Elections Act by the 1772:Stewart & Shackelton (1959), pp. 171–172 2283:Canadian members of the Community of Christ 1843:"By-Elections: SASKATOON CITY (1940/08/19)" 1434: 1382: 1330: 1278: 1200: 1097: 881: 722: 1712: 1261: 1181: 1167: 1078: 1064: 852: 838: 823: 31: 2210:The Canadian Encyclopedia, Agnes Macphail 1822: 1820: 2179:. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. 1510: 1498: 384: 2358:20th-century Canadian women politicians 1900:"Flesherton Advance, 23 Dec 1931, p. 8" 1876:"Flesherton Advance, 22 Jul 1931, p. 4" 1847:History of Federal Elections since 1867 1796:History of Federal Elections since 1867 1781:Stewart & Shackelton (1959), p. 178 1645: 1503:Macphail Memorial Elementary School in 52:Member of Ontario Provincial Parliament 2323:Members of the United Church of Canada 2250: 1992: 1827:"First Woman MP, Miss Macphail Dies". 1817: 1689:"Politics | Multicultural Canada" 1642:. Archival reference number is R4413. 1507:, Ontario was named for Agnes Macphail 1216:United Farmers of Ontario–Labour 1145:United Farmers of Ontario–Labour 1049: 650: 579:, she was defeated. With the death of 2174: 1030:History of Federal Ridings Since 1867 2353:Converts to Mormonism from Methodism 2037:from the original on 12 October 2007 1737: 506:Co-operative Commonwealth Federation 375:Co-operative Commonwealth Federation 290:Co-operative Commonwealth Federation 2288:Canadian people of Scottish descent 708: 452: 411:Reorganized Latter Day Saint church 13: 1597:, is named "Agnes Macphail Manor". 14: 2384: 2194: 1993:Levine, Allan (4 December 2021). 1924:"Women Pioneers of Proton Part 1" 2201:Works by or about Agnes Macphail 675:(MPP). Although defeated in the 568:, she voted for Canada to enter 494:Royal Military College of Canada 365:. 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Yousuf Karsh
Member of Ontario Provincial Parliament
John A. Leslie
Hollis Edward Beckett
George Stewart Henry
John A. Leslie
York East
Member of Parliament
Grey—Bruce
Walter Harris
Member of Parliament
Grey Southeast
Robert James Ball
Proton Township
Grey County, Ontario
Toronto, Ontario
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
UFO
Labour
Progressive
United Reform Movement
Politician
Journalist
Schoolteacher
Member of Parliament
Legislative Assembly of Ontario
Toronto
York East
progressive

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