jake epp造句

• In October 1979, responsible government was granted by Minister Jake Epp.
• Born into a Mennonite family in Manitoba, Jake Epp was a high school history teacher in Steinbach, Manitoba before entering politics.
• He mentored and encouraged him and in 1965 Plett worked as a youth volunteer on the Honourable Jake Epp's federal campaign.
• Premier Mike Harris asked former federal energy Minister Jake Epp to study and make recommendations on the problems with the Pickering restart.
• This change was accomplished through a letter from Jake Epp, the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, rather than through formal legislation.
• Duncan appointed a new interim board led by former federal Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources Jake Epp to lead the organization's renewal.
• Jake Epp was first elected to the Canadian House of Commons as a Provencher, which was the home of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited's Whiteshell Laboratories.
• Also, unlike Hydro One, Ontario Power Generation officially apologized for the harm to the community during a visit to the community by Jake Epp, Chairman of the Board.
• Other members of the Committee includes former Bombardier, Paul Tellier, former Conservative Minister Jake Epp and former chief of staff for Brian Mulroney and ambassador to the United States, Derek Burney.
• Peter Godsoe, Chairman of the Bank of Nova Scotia, and Jake Epp, a former federal Cabinet Minister, Chair of the Pickering A Review Panel, and interim Chairman of OPG, also sat on the committee.
• Former Canadian Energy Minister Jake Epp said under the new reforms, natural gas markets such as those up for bid in Monterrey offer the most immediate opportunities for foreign producers wishing to play a role in Mexico.
• On April 22, 1987, ten days prior to the Bill's scheduled second reading vote, Health Minister Jake Epp announced the government's intention to introduce a bill that would ban tobacco advertising and sponsorships and strengthen health warnings on cigarette packages.
• Lord was named to the board of Ontario's public utility provider, Ontario Power Generation in 2013 and was appointed chair in March 2014 by the government of Kathleen Wynne, tasked with cutting expenses after an auditor's report that came out late in the term of his predecessor, Jake Epp, criticized the agency for cost overruns and excessive executive wages and bonuses.