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Sheila Copps

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Sheila Copps is a politically exposed person. They are a person of interest, but have not been found on international sanctions lists.

Type	Person				[sources]
Name	Sheila Copps · シェイラ・コップス · 加拿大文化遺產部 · 실라 콥스				[sources]
Other name	Copps · Sheila Maureen Copps · 실라 모린 콥스				[sources]
Birth date	1952-11-27				[sources]
Place of birth	Hamilton				[sources]
Gender	female				[sources]
Nationality	Canada				[sources]
Country	Canada				[sources]
First name	Sheila				[sources]
Keywords	National government				[sources]
Last name	Copps				[sources]
Website	sheilacopps.ca				[sources]
Wikidata ID	Q276205				[sources]
Position	Deputy Prime Minister of Canada (1993-1997) · Minister of Canadian Heritage (1996-2003) · Minister of Multiculturalism and Citizenship (1996-1996) · Minister of the Environment (1993-1996) · member of the House of Commons of Canada · 1 more...				[sources]
Education	Bishop Ryan Catholic Secondary School · King's University College · McMaster University · University of Rouen · Western University				[sources]
Modified on	2024-04-12				[sources]
Last changed	2024-04-21	Last checked	2024-04-29	First seen	2023-09-27

Canadian politician

— Wikidata non-official source, 2023-09-28

Family members
Relative	Relationship	Start date	End date
Geraldine Copps	mother	-	-

Positions held
Position occupied	Start date	End date
member of the House of Commons of Canada	2001-01-29	2004-05-23

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