Education
Graduate, Osgoode Hall Law School.
- Photos
- Works
- Photos
- Works
Ronald A. Irwin
Edit Profile
Ronald A. Irwin, Canadian government official. Recipient Order of Canada, 1975; named Sault Ste. Marie Jaycee Outstanding Canada award and Sault Ste. Marie Conservation Man of Year award; recipient Queen's Jubilee medal, 1977, Commemorative medal for 125th Annual of confederation of Canada, 1992; named honorary chief of Frog Lake First Nation, 1994.
M C.
Career
Private practice in law
mayor, Sault Ste. Marie, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1972-1974;
elected to, House of Commons, Ottawa, Canada, 1980;
elected to, Canada Parliament, 1993;
appointment, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, 1993-1997. Past director Ontario Municipal Association, Federation Canada Municipalities.
Lecturer Lake Superior State University, 1988-1991.
Achievements
Membership
Trustee Sault Ste. Marie Board Education. Former alderman, Sault Ste. Marie;member Comm. Superior vena cava syndrome Board, History Site Board, Public Utilities Commission.
Past director Salut Ste. Marie Museum and Chamber of Commerce. Member Canada Radio-television and Telecomms.
Comm., 1977-1980.
Connections
M. Margaret Frech; three children.
Awards
-
Recipient Order of Canada, 1975. Named Sault Ste. Marie Jaycee Outstanding Canada award and Sault Ste. Marie Conservation Man of Year award. Recipient Queen's Jubilee medal, 1977, Commemorative medal for 125th Annual of confederation of Canada, 1992. Named honorary chief of Frog Lake First Nation, 1994. M C.Recipient Order of Canada, 1975. Named Sault Ste. Marie Jaycee Outstanding Canada award and Sault Ste. Marie Conservation Man of Year award.
Recipient Queen's Jubilee medal, 1977, Commemorative medal for 125th Annual of confederation of Canada, 1992. Named honorary chief of Frog Lake First Nation, 1994. M C.