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Canadian medical doctor and politician (1924–2019)
Bette Mildred Stephenson Pengelly OC OOnt (July 31, 1924 – August 19, 2019) was a Canadian medical doctor and politician in Ontario. She served in the
Bette_Stephenson
School in Penetanguishene, Ontario, Canada (operated 1979–1980)
to demand the resignation of the Minister of Education of Ontario Bette Stephenson. On October 9, the Comité consultatif de langue française de Simcoe
École secondaire de la Huronie
École_secondaire_de_la_Huronie
1971 Canadian TV series or program
series concerns children younger than school age. Lloyd Robertson and Bette Stephenson were hosts for the first two seasons which aired locally on CBLT Toronto
The_First_Five_Years
Name list
singer and actress Bette Otto-Bliesner, American earth scientist Bette Stephenson (1924–2019), Canadian physician and politician Bette Abney, main character
Bette_(given_name)
Personal computer
important component of education. In June the Minister of Education, Bette Stephenson, announced the need for computer literacy for all students and formed
ICON_(microcomputer)
Canadian state ministry
Treasurer PC (Miller) Larry Grossman February 8, 1985 May 1, 1985 Bette Stephenson May 17, 1985 June 26, 1985 40 days While Deputy Premier Treasurer and
Ministry_of_Finance_(Ontario)
Cabinet of Ontario, 1985
among the experienced cabinet members were Premier Miller himself, Bette Stephenson (appointed Chair of Management Board of Cabinet), and Bob Welch (appointed
Miller_ministry_(Ontario)
Robitaille – Lieutenant Governor of Quebec, Quebec MNA and Senator Bette Stephenson – Ontario MPP and former Minister of Labour, Minister of Education
List_of_medical_doctors
Canadian politician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
John Clement (Ontario politician)
John_Clement_(Ontario_politician)
Canadian politician (born 1986)
Ford. Lecce was Ontario's longest-serving Minister of Education since Bette Stephenson.[citation needed] Lecce completed trade missions to Romania, the UK
Stephen_Lecce
1940 American crime drama film directed by William Wyler
melodrama directed by William Wyler, and starring Bette Davis, Herbert Marshall and James Stephenson. The screenplay by Howard E. Koch is based on the
The_Letter_(1940_film)
Canadian politician, second women to serve in Ontario provincial cabinet
entered the cabinet of Premier Bill Davis in 1975 at the same time as Bette Stephenson, together as the second and third women to serve in the cabinet of
Margaret_Scrivener
Lieutenant Governor of Ontario – Pauline McGibbon – 1974 Deputy Premier – Bette Stephenson – 1985 Leader of a political party – Elizabeth Rowley – 1990 Mayor
Women_in_Canadian_politics
(b. 1936), former mayor of Toronto and federal cabinet minister Dr. Bette Stephenson (1924–2019), Progressive Conservative MPP and Ontario deputy premier
List of Earl Haig Secondary School people
List_of_Earl_Haig_Secondary_School_people
Canadian politician
Russ Ramsay Alan Robinson David Rotenberg Bob Runciman James Snow Bette Stephenson K. Ross Stevenson Dennis Timbrell Noble Villeneuve Gordon Walker Bob
Don_Cousens
Canadian charitable organization
Antoine Hakim David MacLennan Arnold Naimark Claude Roy Ian Rusted Bette Stephenson John Dirks Terry Fox Armand Frappier F. Clarke Fraser Peter Macklem
Canadian_Medical_Hall_of_Fame
Canadian politician
Predecessor Office Successor Bette Stephenson Minister of Education 1985 (February–May) Larry Grossman Bette Stephenson Minister of Colleges and Universities
Keith_Norton
19th Premier of Ontario (1927–2000)
Russ Ramsay Alan Robinson David Rotenberg Bob Runciman James Snow Bette Stephenson K. Ross Stevenson Dennis Timbrell Noble Villeneuve Gordon Walker Bob
Frank Miller (Canadian politician)
Frank_Miller_(Canadian_politician)
Provincial government department in Canada
Development Thomas Wells February 2, 1972 August 18, 1978 6 years, 197 days Bette Stephenson August 18, 1978 February 8, 1985 6 years, 174 days Concurrently Minister
Ministry of Education (Ontario)
Ministry_of_Education_(Ontario)
Canadian ice hockey player and politician (1915–1998)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Syl_Apps
Ministry of the Government of Ontario
September 21, 1977) George McCague August 18, 1978 February 8, 1985 Bette Stephenson February 8, 1985 May 17, 1985 PC (Miller) While Deputy Premier (April
Treasury Board Secretariat (Ontario)
Treasury_Board_Secretariat_(Ontario)
Canadian politician (1921–2020)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Margaret_Birch
Canadian politician (born 1928)
Preceded by Bette Stephenson (1985) Succeeded by Floyd Laughren Treasurer of Ontario In office June 1985 – October 1990 Preceded by Bette Stephenson Succeeded
Robert_Nixon_(politician)
Government ministry of Ontario, Canada
held the education portfolio concurrently. Bill Davis - 1964–1971 Bette Stephenson - 1978–1985 Keith Norton - February–May 1985 Larry Grossman - May–June
Ministry of Colleges and Universities
Ministry_of_Colleges_and_Universities
finance/treasury portfolio, having been held by six deputy premiers: Bette Stephenson (PC, Miller), Robert Nixon (Lib, Peterson), Floyd Laughren (NDP, Rae)
Deputy_Premier_of_Ontario
18th premier of Ontario (1929–2021)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Bill_Davis
Channel, sportswoman Alice King Sculthorpe – community activist Dr. Bette Stephenson – physician, founding member of the College of Family Physicians of
List of members of the Order of Ontario
List_of_members_of_the_Order_of_Ontario
22nd Premier of Ontario (born 1945)
Russ Ramsay Alan Robinson David Rotenberg Bob Runciman James Snow Bette Stephenson K. Ross Stevenson Dennis Timbrell Noble Villeneuve Gordon Walker Bob
Mike_Harris
Canadian politician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
James_Snow
23rd Premier of Ontario
Russ Ramsay Alan Robinson David Rotenberg Bob Runciman James Snow Bette Stephenson K. Ross Stevenson Dennis Timbrell Noble Villeneuve Gordon Walker Bob
Ernie_Eves
Canadian politician (1933–2023)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Darcy_McKeough
245 (0.81%) Paul Wakfer (Lbt) 144 (0.48%) Robert Elgie York Mills Bette Stephenson 21,656 (58.32%) Wilfred Caplan 9,614 (25.89%) Allan Millard 5,071 (13
Results of the 1977 Ontario general election by riding
Results_of_the_1977_Ontario_general_election_by_riding
Canadian politician
Russ Ramsay Alan Robinson David Rotenberg Bob Runciman James Snow Bette Stephenson K. Ross Stevenson Dennis Timbrell Noble Villeneuve Gordon Walker Bob
Bob_Runciman
Canadian politician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Allan_Grossman
Former provincial electoral district in Ontario, Canada
March 2014. Retrieved 14 May 2012. For Bette Stephenson's Legislative Assembly information see "Bette M. Stephenson, MPP". Parliamentary History. Toronto:
York Mills (electoral district)
York_Mills_(electoral_district)
Cabinet of Ontario, 1971–1985
Margaret Birch (elevated in September 1972), Margaret Scrivener and Bette Stephenson (both elevated in October 1975), and Susan Fish (elevated in July 1983)
Davis_ministry
Canadian politician
August 18, 1978 – February 13, 1982 Premier Bill Davis Preceded by Bette Stephenson Succeeded by Russ Ramsay Ontario Minister of Community and Social Services
Robert_Elgie
Canadian politician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Allan_Lawrence_(politician)
Canadian politician (1943–1997)
Successor Frank Miller Treasurer 1983–1985 Also Minister of Economics Bette Stephenson Dennis Timbrell Minister of Health 1982–1983 Thomas Wells John Rhodes
Larry_Grossman_(politician)
Canadian politician
1975–1978 George Kerr John Clement Provincial Secretary for Justice 1975–1978 Gordon Walker Fernand Guindon Minister of Labour 1974–1975 Bette Stephenson
John_Palmer_MacBeth
Canadian politician
Russ Ramsay Alan Robinson David Rotenberg Bob Runciman James Snow Bette Stephenson K. Ross Stevenson Dennis Timbrell Noble Villeneuve Gordon Walker Bob
Phil_Gillies
Parliamentary session of the Ontario Provincial Parliament
East Robert Goldwin Elgie Progressive Conservative 1977 York Mills Bette Stephenson Progressive Conservative 1975 York North William Marshall Chamberlain
31st_Parliament_of_Ontario
Canadian provincial ministry
118 days 19 John MacBeth May 31, 1974 October 7, 1975 1 year, 129 days 20 Bette Stephenson October 7, 1975 August 18, 1978 2 years, 315 days 21 Robert Elgie August
Ministry_of_Labour_(Ontario)
Thompson (dropped out) – Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party, 1964–66 Bette Stephenson (M.D. 1946) – member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario for York
List of University of Toronto alumni
List_of_University_of_Toronto_alumni
Canadian historian and politician
minister, Bette Stephenson became Ontario's treasurer in 1985—effectively the province's finance minister; Ferrier MacKay, Susan (2019-09-06). "Dr. Bette Stephenson
Janice_MacKinnon
Parliament – Agnes Macphail and Rae Luckock – 1943 Deputy Premier – Bette Stephenson – 1985 Mayor of Toronto – June Rowlands – 1991 Leader of a political
List of the first women holders of political offices in North America
List_of_the_first_women_holders_of_political_offices_in_North_America
Canadian politician
Russ Ramsay Alan Robinson David Rotenberg Bob Runciman James Snow Bette Stephenson K. Ross Stevenson Dennis Timbrell Noble Villeneuve Gordon Walker Bob
Susan_Fish
Canadian politician (1932–2024)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Roy_McMurtry
East Robert Goldwin Elgie Progressive Conservative 1977 York Mills Bette Stephenson Progressive Conservative 1975 York North William Marshall Chamberlain
32nd_Parliament_of_Ontario
Canadian politician
Bill Davis Frank Miller Preceded by Position established Succeeded by Bette Stephenson Ontario MPP In office 1975–1985 Preceded by Riding established Succeeded
Bob_Welch_(politician)
Canadian politician
Brad Nixon Ontario MPP In office 1987–1990 Preceded by Bette Stephenson Succeeded by David Turnbull Constituency York Mills Personal details Born John
Brad_Nixon
Canadian provincial election
McDonald (Comm) 628 E. Scott Hughes (Unparty) 460 York Mills: (incumbent) Bette Stephenson (PC) 20613 Isadore Weinberg (L) 5667 Dave Crisp (NDP) 3858 Scott Bell
1981_Ontario_general_election
historian. Jan Ruff O'Herne, 96, Australian comfort women rights activist. Bette Stephenson, 95, Canadian physician and politician. Larry Taylor, 77, American
Deaths_in_August_2019
Jóngerð Purkhús Faroe Islands Denmark Europe 1984 1989 5 years, 0 days Bette Stephenson Ontario Canada North America 17 May 1985 26 June 1985 40 days Carmen
List of female finance ministers
List_of_female_finance_ministers
Canadian politician
Russ Ramsay Alan Robinson David Rotenberg Bob Runciman James Snow Bette Stephenson K. Ross Stevenson Dennis Timbrell Noble Villeneuve Gordon Walker Bob
Norm_Sterling
Trade Alan Pope, MPP for Cochrane South, Minister of Natural Resources Bette Stephenson, MPP for York Mills (Toronto) Minister of Education & Minister of Colleges
1985 Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario leadership elections
1985_Progressive_Conservative_Party_of_Ontario_leadership_elections
Canadian politician (1930–2022)
Russ Ramsay Alan Robinson David Rotenberg Bob Runciman James Snow Bette Stephenson K. Ross Stevenson Dennis Timbrell Noble Villeneuve Gordon Walker Bob
David_Rotenberg
Arthur Meen 14,487 47.42 1st Incumbent; Minister of Revenue York Mills Bette Stephenson 17,365 46.46 1st Future cabinet minister (1975–85) York North William
Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario candidates in the 1975 Ontario provincial election
Progressive_Conservative_Party_of_Ontario_candidates_in_the_1975_Ontario_provincial_election
Canadian politician (1923–2007)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Bert_Lawrence
Canadian politician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Lorne_Maeck
Canadian provincial election
McDonald (Comm) 929 Kathy Sorensen (Lbt) 410 York Mills: (incumbent) Bette Stephenson (PC) 17943 Gunnar Tannis (L) 10078 Gord Doctorow (NDP) 6872 Scott Bell
1985_Ontario_general_election
Canadian politician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
John White (Ontario politician)
John_White_(Ontario_politician)
Canadian politician and physician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Richard Potter (Canadian politician)
Richard_Potter_(Canadian_politician)
Canadian politician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
George_Albert_Kerr
Canadian politician (1929–1978)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
John Rhodes (Canadian politician)
John_Rhodes_(Canadian_politician)
List of film appearances by actress Bette Davis
This is a complete filmography of Bette Davis. She began acting in films in 1931, incipiently as a contract player with Universal Studios, where she made
List of Bette Davis performances
List_of_Bette_Davis_performances
918 C. Greenland (Ind.) 696 Nick Pieros 437 Arthur Meen York Mills Bette Stephenson 17,921 (45.7%) Bruce Bone 14,077 (35.9%) Allan Millard 7,252 (18.5%)
Results of the 1975 Ontario general election by riding
Results_of_the_1975_Ontario_general_election_by_riding
of the Borough of York Planning Board. Provincial cabinet minister Bette Stephenson spoke at her nomination meeting, and described her as a "scrappy, feisty
Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario candidates in the 1981 Ontario provincial election
Progressive_Conservative_Party_of_Ontario_candidates_in_the_1981_Ontario_provincial_election
Canadian politician
Russ Ramsay Alan Robinson David Rotenberg Bob Runciman James Snow Bette Stephenson K. Ross Stevenson Dennis Timbrell Noble Villeneuve Gordon Walker Bob
Morley_Kells
Canadian politician (1917–1985)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Fernand_Guindon
Canadian politician (1937–2024)
Russ Ramsay Alan Robinson David Rotenberg Bob Runciman James Snow Bette Stephenson K. Ross Stevenson Dennis Timbrell Noble Villeneuve Gordon Walker Bob
Al_McLean_(politician)
Canadian politician
Province of Ontario (1985) Cabinet posts (2) Predecessor Office Successor Bette Stephenson Chair of the Management Board of Cabinet 1985 (May–June) Elinor Caplan
George Ashe (Canadian politician)
George_Ashe_(Canadian_politician)
British-American actor (1889–1941)
James Albert Stephenson (14 April 1889 – 29 July 1941) was a British stage and film actor. He took up film acting at 49 and after a typically[clarification
James_Stephenson_(actor)
Canadian politician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
René_Brunelle
Canadian politician (1920–1995)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Eric_Winkler
Parliamentary session of the Ontario Provincial Parliament
York East Arthur Meen Progressive Conservative 1967 York Mills Bette Stephenson Progressive Conservative 1975 York North William Marshall Chamberlain
30th_Parliament_of_Ontario
Member of Parliament for Calgary Forest Lawn (b. 1950) August 19 – Bette Stephenson, physician and politician (born 1924) September 17 – Harvey Wylie,
2019_in_Canada
Canadian politician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Robert_C._Mitchell
Canadian politician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Charles_MacNaughton
Canadian politician (born 1946)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Dennis_Timbrell
Canadian politician (1928–2010)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Leo_Bernier
Former Progressive Conservative Minister of Finance and Deputy Premier Bette Stephenson; Former Mississauga MPP and cabinet minister Rob Sampson; former Correctional
2009 Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario leadership election
2009_Progressive_Conservative_Party_of_Ontario_leadership_election
British actress (1931–2011)
post-war world. Tyzack played Queen Anne in The First Churchills; Bette in Cousin Bette; and Antonia, mother of the Emperor Claudius, in I, Claudius. She
Margaret_Tyzack
Canadian provincial election
Wilson Heights: David Rotenberg York East: Robert Elgie York Mills: Bette Stephenson York South: Donald C. MacDonald York West: Nick Leluk Yorkview:
1977_Ontario_general_election
Hart (1986) Liberal 1986 Elected in by-election in 1986 York Mills Bette Stephenson Progressive Conservative 1975 York North Greg Sorbara Liberal 1985
33rd_Parliament_of_Ontario
Canadian politician (1921–1982)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
James_Auld_(politician)
Canadian politician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Sid_Handleman
Canadian provincial election
Wilson Heights: Vernon Singer York East: Arthur Meen York Mills: Bette Stephenson York South: Donald C. MacDonald York West: Nick Leluk Yorkview:
1975_Ontario_general_election
Canadian politician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Frank_Drea
Canadian politician
Russ Ramsay Alan Robinson David Rotenberg Bob Runciman James Snow Bette Stephenson K. Ross Stevenson Dennis Timbrell Noble Villeneuve Gordon Walker Bob
K._Ross_Stevenson
Canadian politician (1945–2022)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Alan_Pope
Canadian politician
Russ Ramsay Alan Robinson David Rotenberg Bob Runciman James Snow Bette Stephenson K. Ross Stevenson Dennis Timbrell Noble Villeneuve Gordon Walker Bob
Noble_Villeneuve
Canadian politician (1925–2019)
Office Successor George McCague Minister of Environment 1978–1981 Keith Norton James Auld Minister of Colleges and Universities 1975–1978 Bette Stephenson
Harry_Craig_Parrott
Canadian politician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Bud Gregory (Canadian politician)
Bud_Gregory_(Canadian_politician)
Canadian politician (1936–2020)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Claude_Bennett
Canadian politician (1928–2003)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Russ_Ramsay
Canadian politician
Successor James Auld Chair of the Management Board of Cabinet 1978–1985 Bette Stephenson George Kerr Minister of Environment 1978 (January–August) Harry Parrott
George_McCague
Canadian politician
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Gordon_Walker_(businessman)
1941 film by Irving Rapper
1941 American drama film directed by Irving Rapper and starring James Stephenson, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Donald Crisp and Barbara O'Neil. The film was produced
Shining_Victory
Canadian politician (1938–2023)
Potter Russ Ramsay John Rhodes Margaret Scrivener John Smith James Snow Bette Stephenson Norm Sterling William Stewart James A. Taylor Dennis Timbrell Gordon
Andy_Brandt
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