Animal Alliance Environment Voters Party of Canada candidates in the 2011 Canadian federal election

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This is a list of nominated candidates for the Animal Alliance Environment Voters Party of Canada in the 2011 Canadian federal election. [1]

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Ontario - 6 seats

Riding
Candidate's NameNotesGenderResidenceOccupationVotes%Rank
Davenport Simon LuisiMember of Fair Vote Canada, Davenport candidate for AAEV in 2008.M Davenport, Toronto Self-employed courier1280.336/6
Guelph Karen LevensonDirector, Animal Alliance of Canada. Involved in local anti-trapping Guelph by-law, 2009.F Guelph Campaigner with Animal Alliance of Canada (AAC), and a consultant with The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS)1160.207/8
London North Centre AnnaMaria ValastroCo-director of the Peaceful Parks Coalition, former Greenpeace Canada employee, 12 years.F London Native plant and organic gardener2290.435/5
Newmarket—Aurora Yvonne MackieRan for Newmarket town council, 2000.F Newmarket Retired teacher1820.316/6
Thornhill Liz White Party leader. Running versus the incumbent Minister of the Environment.F Toronto Director of Animal Alliance of Canada for 18 years.2150.365/5
Toronto—Danforth Marie CrawfordWas "a board member of a major animal rights protection organization". Former restaurant won various awards, from Toronto Sun , PETA, NOW .F Toronto Fitness trainer, formerly a restaurateur (1996-2006)3870.805/5

Northwest Territories - 1 seat

Riding
Candidate's NameNotesGenderResidenceOccupationVotes%Rank
Western Arctic Bonnie DawsonFounder of Action for the Protection of Northern Animals (2009), active campaigning since 2007 for animal protection laws. [2] [3] F Hay River, Northwest Territories Civil servant, federal (1972-1984)870.565/5

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References

  1. "Elections Canada". Elections.ca. Retrieved 2011-03-28.
  2. Official biography
  3. "Tundra Voices". Archived from the original on 2011-08-12. Retrieved 2011-04-19.