Edmonton Journal from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada • 16

A16 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2006 CANADA EDMONTON JOURNAL Governor General to recognize former Edmonton mayor BEA at the bay FLORENCE LOVIE Journal Staff Writer EDMONTON ESTEE LAUDER Former Edmonton mayor Jan Reimer is among six Canadian women who will be honoured by the Governor General Michaelle Jean today for their work towards the advancement of women's equality. Each of the recipients will be presented with the Governor General's Award in Commemoration of the Persons Case during a ceremony at Rideau Hall. The awards were instituted in 1979 by the Canadian government, with the help of former governor general Edward Schreyer, to mark the 50th anniversary of the Persons Case, and the five Alberta women whose determination led to the landmark victory in the struggle of Canadian women for equality. Reimer has served as the provincial coordinator of the Al- rVnnrt'1 nf Wnmpn' Shplfprs whirh represents 41 shelters across the province, since 2002. "Throughout her long and distinguished career, Jan Reimer has worked tirelessly to promote safe communities and ensure the well-being of society's most vulnerable members seniors, youth and women in abusive relationships," Lucie Brosseau, media officer with Rideau Hall press office, said in a release.

ESTfE LADDtR Reimer i ii tSIftVAfWH I 1 t'r Jrm- i Prior to her work with the shelters, Reimer was a consultant, developing, among other things, the Senior Friendly Program now being implemented across Canada. She has also worked diligently to support First Nations women's shelters in Alberta by developing a strategy to address the large disparity in funding between First Nation shelters and provincially funded shelters. Reimer spent nine years as a city councillor before being elected mayor in 1989. During her two terms in office, Reimer undertooka number of initiatives including the Mayor's Task Force on Safer Cities, a youth advisory committee, an economic development strategy, the Mayor's Task Force on Investment in the Arts, and equitable-hiring practices. Reimer was away from her office Tuesday and unavailable for comment.

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