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Susan Brice

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About Susan Brice

Susan Brice was a Canadian politician.

Biography Born and raised in Victoria, British Columbia, she attended the University of Victoria and worked as an elementary school teacher in Esquimalt and Oak Bay. She contested the riding again at the 1991 provincial election, this time placing third behind Cull and Liberal Paul McKivett. She was a host on CFAX AM1070 from 1990 to 1992, She was appointed to the cabinet in January 2004 as Minister of State for Mental Health and Addiction Services, before being re-assigned as Minister of Human Resources that September. She was also a member of the Government Caucus Committee on Education, and chair of the Government Caucus Committee on Health. and has served as councillor since then.

She has been married to husband George since 1965; they have two sons together.

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Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Susan Brice

· Wikidata: Q16243782

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