LC control no. | n 82129553 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
Personal name heading | Regan, Gerald A. |
Associated country | Canada |
Associated place | Halifax (N.S.) |
Birth date | 1928-02-13 |
Death date | 2019-11-26 |
Place of birth | Windsor (N.S.) |
Place of death | Halifax (N.S.) |
Field of activity | Labor laws and legislation Canada--Politics and legislation Nova Scotia--Politics and legislation |
Affiliation | Saint Mary's University (Halifax, N.S.) Dalhousie University. Faculty of Law Canada. Parliament. House of Commons Nova Scotia. House of Assembly Liberal Party of Canada Nova Scotia Liberal Association |
Profession or occupation | Lawyers Politicians Legislators Premiers (Canada) Cabinet officers |
Found in | His A challenge to the nation, ©1981: t.p. (Gerald A. Regan, Minister Responsible for Fitness and Amateur Sport) The chronicle-herald (Halifax, N.S.), 28 November 2019, online, viewed 19 March 2020 (Hon. Gerald Augustine Paul Regan, LL.B, P.C., Q.C.; born February 13, 1928, in Windsor, N.S.; attended St. Mary's University and Dalhousie Law School; began practising law in Windsor in 1954, becoming one of the province's most active labour lawyers throughout the 1960s; in the 1950s, convinced a series of NHL teams to do post-season tours of Atlantic Canada, playing against local senior teams, and became a local talent scout; elected as a Liberal for Halifax to the House of Commons in 1963, resigning in 1965 to serve as leader of the Nova Scotia Liberal Party, elected as MLA for Halifax-Needham in 1967, serving as Premier from 1970 to 1978, resigning to become M.P. for Halifax in 1980, serving in various cabinet portfolios; later became a consultant; died November 26, 2019 [in Halifax]) Canadiana, viewed 19 March 2020 (authorized access point (0057A9334E): Regan, Gerald A.; variant access points: Regan, Gerald Augustine, Regan, Gerald A. (Gerald Augustine), 1928- ; related access point: Nova Scotia. Premier (1970-1978 : Regan)) |