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Redvers Buller MP
Topic Started: Jul 11 2009, 02:59 AM (30 Views)
Redvers Buller (Lib)	Jul 11 2009, 02:59 AM Post #1
Posts: 5 Group: Liberal Party Member #68 Joined: July 10, 2009	Name: Redvers Buller Party: Liberal Party of Canada Biography Born 28 Nov 1935, Toronto Hospital, descendant of famous British Boer War General Buller. Family immigrated to Canada in 1929. Redvers is the only son of Patrick and Sarah Buller. Born 28 Nov 1935, Toronto Heavitree Hospital Attended George Brown College 1947 – 1952 Attended York University, gaining BA Hons in Law 1953 – 1957, Specialising in Industrial Law Joined the Liberal Party in 1950 Worked as Solicitor within Legal Dept of Hewlett Packard 1960 – 1964 Worked as Solicitor within Newfoundland Liberal Party 1964 – 1966 Resigned to focus on political activities within the National Liberal Party Elected Member of the Provincial Ontario Parliament in 1967 – 1969, in a by-election Elected to Parliament in 1974 Interests: Married Rachel Collingwood in 1970 with one son, Derrick, born in 1975. Horse riding, hiking, tennis,
	Redvers Buller MP Member of Parliament for Ottawa Centre Liberal Party of Canada
Lind Pringle	Jul 11 2009, 10:00 AM Post #2
Posts: 3 Group: Inactive Lib Member #35 Joined: June 7, 2009	You realize that York was founded in 1959, George Brown was founded in 1969 (and didn't really offer BAs until the 1990s), there's no such thing as a BA in Law (you're thinking of the LL.B, which is a graduate degree), there is no "Toronto Heavitree Hospital", Hewlett-Packard Canada was headquartered in Montreal until the 70s, and that having lived in Quebec and Newfoundland for most of your professional life, you'd be a very odd choice for an Ontario provincial byelection, yes?
	Lindsay Pringle, MP (Liberal -- Vancouver Centre)

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