Sheila Copps
Sheila Copps is a Canadian politician who served as the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Heritage in the government of Prime Minister Jean Chrétien. Known for her strong advocacy on women's rights and environmental issues, Copps was a prominent figure in the Liberal Party during the 1990s and early 2000s. She has a long history of public service, having been elected to the House of Commons multiple times and is remembered for her passionate speeches and commitment to social justice. After her political career, she has remained active in public discourse and continues to influence Canadian politics.
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Sheila Copps was the Deputy Prime Minister who had to step down in 1996 after failing to abolish the GST.
Opinion: This election came down to ‘who do you trust?’
Canada· 2025-04-29
Sheila Copps described Mr. Trudeau’s letter as good news.
Trudeau proposes plan for new prime minister’s residence in his last week in the officeCanada· 2025-03-14
When Ms. Cadario ran Mr. Martin’s campaign, there was only one other candidate – Sheila Copps – and it was obvious that they were going to win.
Liberal leadership race focuses on getting voters to cast ballotsCanada· 2025-03-02
