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Photo Gallery
Peggy is clear -- say "No" to the Front Street Extension On April 23, Peggy was involved in Mayor Miller's Clean Up Day---- Peggy is outside her campaign office at 2968 Dundas St West working to make this space clean and beautiful and ready for Spring. Peggy Nash becomes a member of BikeShare at its newest depot at Masaryk-Cowan Community Centre With energy to spare, Peggy joined with lots of other volunteers
in the High Park Spring Run--Off on April 3rd. Great time was had by all!! On April 3rd Peggy supports the Ontario Health Care Coalition in stopping "Peggy speaks to the media in the House of Commons on Budget Day (March 23rd) addressing the issues that matter to Toronto." Peggy received the 2004 Spirit of Courage Award at the International Women's Day Celebration of the Women of Halton Action Movement for her contributions to improving human rights and equity in Canada. Presenting the Award to Peggy is Sally Armstrong, editor-in-large of Chatelaine Magazine, contributing editor at Maclean's magazine, author and journalist and member of he Order of Canada " This past year, I worked to create Jack Layton’s new Green Car Strategy to promote energy efficiency and investment in Canada’s auto industry. This innovative new policy has captured the imagination of environmentalists and all of us concerned about the future of our economy." says Peggy Nash
to see more on the 'Green Car Strategy' click here Libby Davis and Peggy Nash meet with reporters following a pre-budget Peggy Nash at "Women to Women Campaign Rally", 2003 Ontario Provincial Peggy Nash at the 2003 Gay Pride Parade in Toronto. Peggy Nash (2nd from right) and Helen Clark (3rd from Right, next to
Peggy) the Prime Minister of New Zealand at the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU) conference in Melbourne, Australia February 2003. Libby Davies and Peggy Nash at the 2003 CAW Women in Politics Conference. Peggy Nash - Making a presentation at the South African Women for Women
Peggy Nash at the Federal Government Conference bringing together
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