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- Ida_Chong abstract "Ida Chong (; born 1956 or 1957) was previously British Columbia's Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development and was Minister Responsible for the Asia-Pacific Initiative as well as Minister of Technology, Trade, and Economic Development; Minister of Community Services; and Minister Responsible for Women's and Senior's Services (June 2005 - June 2008); Minister of Advanced Education (December 2004 to June 2005); and Minister of State for Women's and Senior's Services (January - December 2004). She was appointed Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development in March 2011.Chong was the BC Liberal MLA for Oak Bay-Gordon Head. She was first elected in 1996 and was re-elected in 2001, 2005, and 2009.Born and raised in Victoria, British Columbia, Chong began her political career in 1993 as a municipal councillor for the District of Saanich. She ran her own accounting firm with business partner Karen Kesteloo and is a fellow of the Certified General Accountant of BC (FCGA). She was awarded a CGA-BC lifetime membership in September 2014.On September 18, 2014, Chong announced her intention to run for mayor of the City of Victoria in the November 2014 municipal election which she subsequently lost, coming a distant third to new mayor, Lisa Helps and previous mayor Dean Fortin. While Chong lost badly, it was widely speculated that she knew she could not win but instead wanted to ensure previous mayor Fortin, who ran a campaign primarily with backing of the New Democratic Party (NDP), would not win. Chong successfully set the ballot question based on Fortin's mishandling of the Johnson Street Bridge Replacement Project but simply did not have enough voters to make an impact. Fortin ultimately lost to Helps by a mere 89 votes. While Chong's running in a known left-wing municipal election after a long and successful career as a Provincial Cabinet Minister was baffling to many, the speculation is that Chong knew she could pull votes from the moderate Fortin, with a long-term strategy to strengthen the Green/Progressive vote in the region and province thus weakening the New Democratic Party by splitting the leftist vote.".
- Ida_Chong activeYearsEndDate "2004-12-15".
- Ida_Chong activeYearsEndDate "2005-06-16".
- Ida_Chong activeYearsEndDate "2008-06-23".
- Ida_Chong activeYearsEndDate "2009-01-19".
- Ida_Chong activeYearsEndDate "2009-06-10".
- Ida_Chong activeYearsStartDate "2004-01-26".
- Ida_Chong activeYearsStartDate "2004-12-15".
- Ida_Chong activeYearsStartDate "2005-06-16".
- Ida_Chong activeYearsStartDate "2008-06-23".
- Ida_Chong activeYearsStartDate "2009-01-19".
- Ida_Chong birthPlace Victoria,_British_Columbia.
- Ida_Chong occupation Certified_General_Accountant.
- Ida_Chong office "MLAforOak Bay-Gordon HeadforBC Liberal".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister of Advanced Education ofBritish Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister of Community Services ofBritish Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister of Small Business, Technology and Economic Development ofBritish Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister of State for Women’s and Seniors’ Services ofBritish Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister of Technology, Trade and Economic Development ofBritish Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister responsible for Asia-Pacific Initiative ofBritish Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister responsible for Seniors' and Women's Issues ofBritish Columbia".
- Ida_Chong successor Andrew_J._Weaver.
- Ida_Chong successor Blair_Lekstrom.
- Ida_Chong successor Iain_Black.
- Ida_Chong successor Murray_Coell.
- Ida_Chong successor Wendy_McMahon.
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- Ida_Chong wikiPageWikiLink Category:Canadian_accountants.
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- Ida_Chong wikiPageWikiLink Certified_General_Accountant.
- Ida_Chong wikiPageWikiLink Colin_Hansen.
- Ida_Chong wikiPageWikiLink Elizabeth_Cull.
- Ida_Chong wikiPageWikiLink Executive_Council_of_British_Columbia.
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- Ida_Chong wikiPageWikiLink Mary_Polak.
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- Ida_Chong wikiPageWikiLink Shirley_Bond.
- Ida_Chong wikiPageWikiLink The_Honourable.
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- Ida_Chong wikiPageWikiLink Wendy_McMahon.
- Ida_Chong wikiPageWikiLinkText "Chong".
- Ida_Chong wikiPageWikiLinkText "Ida Chong".
- Ida_Chong birthPlace Victoria,_British_Columbia.
- Ida_Chong dateOfBirth "Victoria, British Columbia".
- Ida_Chong hasPhotoCollection Ida_Chong.
- Ida_Chong honorificPrefix The_Honourable.
- Ida_Chong honorificSuffix "MLACGA".
- Ida_Chong name "Chong, Ida".
- Ida_Chong name "Ida Chong".
- Ida_Chong occupation Certified_General_Accountant.
- Ida_Chong office "MLA for Oak Bay-Gordon Head for BC Liberal".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister of Advanced Education of British Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister of Community Services of British Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister of Healthy Living and Sport of British Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister of Regional Economic and Skills Development of British Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister of Science and Universities of British Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister of Small Business, Technology and Economic Development of British Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister of State for Women’s and Seniors’ Services of British Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister of Technology, Trade and Economic Development of British Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister responsible for Asia-Pacific Initiative of British Columbia".
- Ida_Chong office "Minister responsible for Seniors' and Women's Issues of British Columbia".
- Ida_Chong p "Zhāng Xìngfāng".
- Ida_Chong placeOfBirth Victoria,_British_Columbia.
- Ida_Chong predecessor Colin_Hansen.
- Ida_Chong predecessor Elizabeth_Cull.
- Ida_Chong predecessor Mary_Polak.
- Ida_Chong predecessor Moira_Stilwell.
- Ida_Chong predecessor Murray_Coell.
- Ida_Chong predecessor Shirley_Bond.
- Ida_Chong predecessor Wendy_McMahon.
- Ida_Chong predecessor "Kevin Krueger , Ida Chong".
- Ida_Chong premier Gordon_Campbell.
- Ida_Chong premier Gordon_Campbell_(Canadian_politician).
- Ida_Chong shortDescription "Canadian politician".