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in education and health care for extensive school construction and repair, creation of the PEI Cancer
Treatment Centre in Charlottetown and Prince County Hospital in Summerside. The province's first Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act was also passed. During this time Prince Edward Island launched Waste Watch, becoming the first Canadian province to offer waste management services to every home and business resulting in a 65% waste diversion rate and closure of many community landfills. Investments were also made to expand renewable energy use with the development of the North Cape Wind Farm in West Prince, strengthening Prince Edward Island's credentials as a national leader in environmental sustainability.
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696:, a category 2 hurricane which swept over the central part of the province during the early morning hours, causing several million dollars in property damage and disrupting electricity service for days. The election date was not delayed or canceled, although the decision to do so rested with the Chief Electoral Officer and not the premier. Despite the weather, there was a customary high voter turnout (83%).
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the fiscal imbalance and fisheries management continued for several years. Binns launched a
Program Renewal process to streamline duplication and improve delivery of public services. The provincial public service was reduced by several hundred people as services were reorganized and administrative overlap was reduced in the health sector, evidenced by the disappearance of doctors in
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Binns' popularity was tested as the government weathered challenges on many fronts. Unpredictability in federal equalization, coupled with rising health care and energy costs and weakness in the primary and tourism sectors, put pressure on provincial finances. Clashes with the federal government over
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The second term of the Binns government saw continued economic growth with new business investment, economic diversification, export and tourism growth, and construction of the
Atlantic Technology Centre in Charlottetown as a catalyst for development of the burgeoning IT sector. Investments continued
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Other reforms in health included expanded used of nurse practitioners and better utilization of ground ambulance services, increased use of technology to improve service delivery, focused strategies for recruitment and retention of health care professionals, and restructuring health care delivery to
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In 2001, Binns' government inaugurated the
Disability Support Program intended to provide assistive devices and social integration assistance to Islanders with disabilities. A Human Rights complaint questioned whether the program was "a service in the context of the Prince Edward Island Human Rights
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Binns' PC Party defeated the
Liberal Party led by Milligan in the general election on November 18, 1996, gathering 18 seats to the Liberals' 8, and the NDP's 1. This was the first provincial general election contested under a new single member, 27 seat system, replacing the previous dual member, 16
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Among the major issues during this period included major financial pressures in the farm sector as a result of plant disease, overcapacity and closure of the US border due to trade issues. The tourism industry also experienced a downturn in the face of post-9/11 travel concerns and rising energy
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and O'Leary
Veterinarian Dr. Gary Morgan. He immediately set about organizing the party for an election expected within months. Binns took over a party with only a single member in the 32 seat Provincial Legislature. Binns campaigned on a platform of strengthening health care and education,
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595:. He was subsequently re-elected in 1979 and 1982, serving various portfolios as Minister of Industry (1983), Community Affairs (1980), Fisheries (1982–83), Environment (1979), Labour (1979), and Municipal Affairs (1979) under Premier
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who is the only Prince Edward Island premier to have been elected to four consecutive terms. Binns and his cabinet resigned June 12, 2007, being succeeded by the administration led by Robert Ghiz.
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that spring. Under the leadership of Binns the PC Party won its third consecutive majority government, becoming the first
Conservative Premier to accomplish this feat in over a century.
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as a community development officer. In 1972, Binns began working for the Prince Edward Island Rural
Development Council and met and married Carol MacMillan of
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Binns' won a second mandate in 2000 when his PC Party swept 26 of 27 seats, leaving a single opposition
Liberal in the legislature. Both Liberal Party Leader
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Conservatives and 4 Liberals being elected, returning the PCs to Government. The Liberals were led by new leader
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Act". In 2003 Binns' government commissioned the Baker Report. The report documented complaints under the DSP. Funding was restored to the DSP in 2007.
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On August 30, 2007, Binns resigned as the PEI Progressive Conservative Party leader and Opposition leader, upon being named Ambassador of Canada to
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encouraging economic development, and energizing communities. A provincial election was planned for late May by Premier
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Binns has a long history of public service, most notably being the
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development officer, civil servant, farmer and businessperson
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same-sex marriage before allowing it in Prince Edward Island
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494:Minister of Municipal Affairs (1979–1980)
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523:(born October 8, 1948), is a Canadian
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1573:4th Kings Assemblyman
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570:University of Alberta
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554:Boston, Massachusetts
464:University of Alberta
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1622:Charles James Fraser
1084:Deborah Kelly Hawkes
591:for the district of
521:Patrick George Binns
481:Politician, Diplomat
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308:Member of Parliament
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116:Lieutenant Governor
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1363:Gertrude Partridge
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2151:A. Campbell
2131:T. Campbell
2066:Farquharson
1063:Andy Clarey
956:Edith Perry
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701:Robert Ghiz
666:Wayne Carew
626:Premiership
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331:Preceded by
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229:Preceded by
195:Olive Crane
178:Preceded by
152:Robert Ghiz
135:Preceded by
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2584:Categories
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2386:J. Bagnall
2357:L. Bagnall
1711:References
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478:Profession
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2559:Pat Mella
2487:Pat Binns
2476:Pat Binns
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2304:Arsenault
2299:Mathieson
2121:MacMillan
2091:Arsenault
2086:Mathieson
2081:J. Palmer
2071:A. Peters
2061:Warburton
2056:F. Peters
2015:Haythorne
2005:Haythorne
1980:E. Palmer
1602:Pat Binns
1461:Pat Binns
1341:Pat Binns
1238:5th Kings
1234:4th Kings
1165:Pat Binns
1042:Pat Binns
914:Pat Binns
824:Pat Binns
726:in 2004.
620:Hopefield
597:James Lee
593:4th Kings
321:In office
274:In office
219:In office
211:4th Kings
198:(interim)
183:Pat Mella
168:In office
97:In office
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2181:Milligan
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2106:Saunders
2046:Sullivan
1857:Archived
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1427:Cardigan
1284:Cardigan
680:prices.
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618:farm in
608:Cardigan
525:diplomat
439:Children
389:, Canada
313:Cardigan
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2161:MacLean
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416:Spouse
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2398:Myers
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1975:Coles
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