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| | Grey Law of Ventura County |
 | | Grey Law is a private non-profit organization founded in 1979 to provide free legal services to seniors residing in Ventura County. | | | Please call Grey Law at 805-658-2266 to make a free appointment at your local senior or community center. | | | How does a senior make an appointment with Grey Law? |
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http://www.angelfire.com/ca3/greylaw
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| | CBC News:History-making MP, Deborah Grey won't seek re-election |
| | Stephen Harper reacts to Deborah Grey's decision to persue a life outside of politics | | | She languished quietly in the very back row of the House of Commons. | | | Eight years later the Western-based political movement known as Reform became the official Opposition. |
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http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2003/03/13/deborahgrey030313
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| | Deborah M. Grey |
| | Deborah left to attend Trinity Western College in Langley, British Columbia, graduating in 1977. | | | After high school Deborah attended Burrard Inlet Bible Institute at Port Moody, British Columbia. | | | She graduated in 1973 and joined the college staff for a year. |
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http://www.lloydminster.net/Grey.htm
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| | Burkean Canuck: Remembering Reform |
| | But he had also served as a cabinet minister in the last cabinet of Social Credit Premier Ernest Manning till 1968 and the cabinet of successor Premier Harry Strom (whose daughter Elaine made a big impact on Deborah Grey's life). | | | Speaker -- "Ray" -- left his job as a cabinet minister in the Conservative Getty Government of Alberta in 1992 in order to seek the Reform Party nomination for the federal electoral district of Lethbridge, Alberta. | | | A year later when I returned to Canada, I became active and, "make a long story short," I worked on Parliament Hill for the Reform Party Caucus from January 1994 till just after "United Alternative I," in March 1999. |
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http://burkeancanuck.blogspot.com/2005/01/remembering-reform.html
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| | Deborah Grey: A Woman of Purpose |
| | Deborah was appointed Deputy Parliamentary Leader in June 1995 and continues to fulfill this role. | | | She has served as the Reform caucus chairman throughout her tenure. | | | Deborah Grey is a Member of Parliament in Canada. |
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http://www.christianwomentoday.com/growth/grey.html
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| | CTV.ca Deborah Grey resigns from Alliance council |
| | After hearing recommendations from a special committee on the best time for a contest, the council was stuck on exactly when a leadership vote should be held. | | | I am resigning from the national council, effective immediately. | | | Grey has quit the party's 44-member national council. |
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http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1027388782680_22797982
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| | CBC.ca - The Greatest Canadian - The Advocates |
| | During her lively political career as an MP, she witnessed the growth of her Party's success, as her lone seat in 1989 grew to 52 seats in 1993 and to 60 seats in 1997, when the Reform Party formed the Official Opposition. | | | Watch Deborah Grey make a compelling case for her Greatest Canadian nominee on Wednesday, October 20 at 8 p.m. | | | Most of all, it is the behind-the-scenes story of her triumphant, history-making ascent in politics. |
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http://www.cbc.ca/greatest/advocates/deborah-grey.html
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| | Camrose Canadian, Camrose, AB |
| | However a by-election was held just five days after the general election and she became at the age of 36, the first Reform Party of Canada Member of Parliament elected to the House of Commons. | | | Grey was whisked into politics with the emergence of the Reform Party of Canada in 1987. | | | Prior to her life in politics, Grey studied Sociology and English at Trinity Western College in Langley, British Columbia. |
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http://www.camrosecanadian.com/story.php?id=90929
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| | CTV.ca Alliance pioneer Deborah Grey won't run again |
| | Her seat became the beachhead in Reform's 1993 electoral assault; the party won 52 seats and later, Official Opposition status. | | | Grey, who had been a staunch ally of Reform Party founder Preston Manning, also saw her role in the party diminished after Reform became the Canadian Alliance. | | | Deborah Grey, the first elected MP in Reform Party history, confirmed that she will not seek re-election when her current term expires. |
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http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1047557889742_197
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| | Free Dominion :: View topic - Grey |
| | As Reform's only elected member, it fell on her to mount a one-woman challenge to the left-liberal political establishment. | | | Deborah Grey was an unknown school teacher when first elected to the House of Commons in 1989. | | | Grey, now 50, is serving out her fourth term. |
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http://www.freedominion.ca/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=7428
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| | Living Light News Online |
| | But five days later the man who won the seat, John Dahmer, died of cancer, and they had to have a bielection. | | | The next morning I had to go back to school to ask my principal for a leave of absence, and all the cameras were following me as I walked down the hall. | | | And ever since, she has had a deep desire to serve Him where ever He leads. |
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http://www.livinglightnews.org/vdebgrey.htm
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| | Edited Evidence * CIMM * Number 050 (Official Version) |
| | All we say is that there's an appeal and we have the right to appeal. | | | Miss Deborah Grey: Yes, you did say earlier we do have the right to appeal. | | | The Chair: Minister, on behalf of this committee, I want to say a couple of things. |
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http://www.parl.gc.ca/InfoComDoc/37/2/CIMM/Meetings/Evidence/cimmev50-e.htm
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| | ipedia.com: Canadian Alliance Article |
| | The 2004 Canadian election saw the party retain its social conservatism on matters such as same-sex marriage, but largely jettisoned were grassroots initiatives such as referendums and Senate reform. | | | The split forced Day's resignation, and, in April 2002, Stephen Harper defeated Day at the subsequent Canadian Alliance leadership election. | | | Deborah Grey (March 27, 2000 - July 7, 2000 interim) |
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http://www.ipedia.com/canadian_alliance.html
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| | News round-up |
| | Deborah Grey, the rural Alberta school teacher who made history as the first-ever Reform Party MP, announced yesterday she will retire from politics at the end of this term in Parliament. | | | Deborah is a practising Christian whose faith is real, practical, and personal, and she is generally conservative in her political philosophy. | | | But the MP for Edmonton North has never for a moment been ordinary, and her decision raises questions that go beyond her own future. |
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http://www.canadianchristianity.com/cgi-bin/na.cgi?nationalupdates/030319news
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| | CNEW: - Invitation a drag for Grey |
| | Enza "Supermodel" Anderson, who made a run for the Alliance leadership last February, now wants Grey to join her campaign team, which is working to get her elected to Toronto city council. | | | Grey taught me a lot about party loyalty," Anderson, 38, said in a prepared statement. | | | Grey sent her regrets to Anderson yesterday, but offered up a little advice about how to succeed in politics. |
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http://www.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Politics/2003/03/15/pf-43921.html
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| | Speaker Profile - Deborah Grey |
| | Flourishing as the first-ever and sole Member of Parliament for the Reform Party for more than four years, Grey brought a new energy to politics and a common sense approach to policy like no one else. | | | Deborah Grey brings the characteristic debating skills and razor-sharp wit that earned her respect in the House of Commons to audiences across the country. | | | Audiences will be entertained with anecdotes from her time on Parliament Hill - the motorcycle rebel with a cause - and from her long career as a teacher - the fresh-faced university grad teaching on an Indian reserve in remote northern Alberta. |
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http://www.nsb.com/speakerbio.asp?name=Deborah+Grey
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| | thecommentary.ca, On the Line with Deborah Grey |
| | This segment was produced by Joseph Planta, with Richie Leung. | | | Former MP Deborah Grey talked with Joseph Planta about her politics and her career in it, which is the subject of her new memoir, Never Retreat, Never Explain, Never Apologize: My Life, My Politics (Key Porter, 2004). | | | When she won a by-election in 1989, she made history by becoming the first ever Reform Party Member of Parliament representing Beaver River in Alberta. |
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http://www.thecommentary.ca/ontheline/20041201a.html
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| | babble: Deborah Grey to leave politics? |
| | posted 13 March 2003 02:47 PM I recall a conversation I had when Deborah Gray was first shunned by Stock "let's mock" Day. | | | I said something along the lines that losing Deborah Gray would be the stupidest, most short-sighted thing that CRAP could do to itself. | | | I respect her for all she has done, and she, unlike most people in politics, knows when its "her time to go". |
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http://www.rabble.ca/babble/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=7&t=000238&p=
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| | Reformer Deborah Grey Questions Bill 11 |
| | Meanwhile, under the nervous watch of police, a boisterous crowd of demonstrators chanted, stomped and rallied outside in the cold while 200 others were inside as Alberta politicians debated the controversial private health-care legislation. | | | Edmonton - Interim Reform Leader Deborah Grey says Alberta Premier Ralph Klein should be prepared to abandon his controversial health care legislation, Bill 11, if public opposition continues to grow. | | | Showing how sensitive even the free-enterprise Reform Party has become on the issue of medicare, Grey told students she wants proof that Bill 11 will not push Alberta toward a U.S. style brand of private health care. |
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http://www.savemedicare.com/n19ap00a.htm
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| | House of Commons Information - Deborah Grey MP |
| | We are doing that, and I have made clear in the House three new additional requirements associated with the integrity of social insurance numbers. | | | Speaker, we have gone from a six point plan down to a new three point plan and it does not seem to be a terrific success. | | | We work with the appropriate authorities and we prosecute those who are proven to be responsible. |
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http://www.debgrey.com/HRDC/hrdcfeb05-03.htm
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| | What's New - Deborah Grey's Life and Politics |
| | Deborah Grey has conquered great things in both her private and public life, and now she reveals all in her personal memoir Never Retreat, Never Explain, Never Apologize. | | | Renown in the Canadian political arena for her career as an outspoken Member of Parliament, Deborah Grey takes readers and audiences behind-the-scenes to understand what it takes to embark on a life in politics. | | | Her story is also a look at the woman behind the politician-her childhood struggles, her life as a teacher and as a single foster mother. |
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http://www.nsb.com/whatsnew.asp?i_newsid=405
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| | Varsity Opinions -- Women’s biology poses limitations |
| | At a fundraising dinner on Mar. 20 Grey joked about the chaos that would ensue if all the female members of federal parliament were suffering from PMS in the same week. | | | She would either be sent home or relegated to the back where customers wouldn't be subjected to her unsightly presence. | | | Recently, Reform MP Deborah Grey was castigated in the House of Commons for a crack she made about women and pre-menstrual syndrome. |
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http://www.varsity.utoronto.ca/archives/117/apr03/opinions/biology.html
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| | editorial - Political opinion and review - Politics Canada |
| | “When Deborah Grey leaves office at the end of this term it will bring to a close the longest and most significant parliamentary career in the history of our party. | | | Yet I believe no role has been more important than the period in which Deb represented our party alone in the House of Commons, laying the foundation for our future growth and standing firm for the many ideas which her later colleagues would carry forward. | | | As one who was there for those times I know few will ever appreciate how Deborah Grey changed a monolithic House of Commons – and how hard it really was – fighting solitary battles for policies now often widely accepted. |
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http://canadawebpages.com/pc-editorial.asp?Key=357&...&editorLink=
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| | Too heavy a load: Black women in defense of themselves: 1894-1994 by Deborah Grey White |
| | Too heavy a load: Black women in defense of themselves: 1894-1994 by Deborah Grey White. | | | Too heavy a load: Black women in defense of themselves: 1894-1994 by Deborah Grey White | | | Articles and reviews in this journal may be freely reproduced for use in subscribing institutions only, provided that the source is acknowledged. |
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| | Edmonton North - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | This page was last modified 20:40, 11 January 2006. | | | 1997-2004: Deborah Grey - Reform (1997-2000), Canadian Alliance (2000-2002), Independent (2002), Canadian Alliance (2002-2003), Conservative (2003-2004) - She previsouly represented Beaver River. | | | It was abolished in 2003 when it was redistributed into Edmonton East, Edmonton—Sherwood Park and Edmonton—St. Albert ridings. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmonton_North
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| | CLOSE ALLY OF DEBORAH GREY REVEALS HOSTILITY TO RELIGIOUS CONSERVATIVES |
| | EDMONTON, September 6, 2001 (LSN.ca) - Michele Gagnon, the wife of a director of Deborah Grey's constituency association, has sent a revealing email message to a Stockwell Day supporter. | | | Grey accused Grassroots for Day, a lobby group, of sending threatening e-mails to other dissident MPs. | | | CLOSE ALLY OF DEBORAH GREY REVEALS HOSTILITY TO RELIGIOUS CONSERVATIVES |
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http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2001/sep/01090602.html
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| | Coronation of Glory: The Story of Lady Jane Grey by Deborah Meroff |
| | Jane Grey was never allowed to forget that she was a Tudor, fifth in the royal line of succession after King Henry VIII. | | | Coronation of Glory: The Story of Lady Jane Grey by | | | Coronation of Glory: The Story of Lady Jane Grey by Deborah Meroff |
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http://www.graceandtruthbooks.com/listdetails.asp?ID=185
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| | Re: Groom/Groomsmen Colours |
| | > No. Dark, plain material - navy, dark grey. |
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