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- Jake_Epp abstract "Arthur Jacob \"Jake\" Epp, PC, OC (born September 1, 1939) is an executive and former Canadian politician.Born into a Mennonite family in Manitoba, Jake Epp was a high school history teacher in Steinbach, Manitoba before entering politics. Jake Epp was first elected to the Canadian House of Commons as a Progressive Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) in the 1972 election for the riding of Provencher, which was the home of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited's Whiteshell Laboratories.In the wake of the 1977 murder of Emanuel Jaques, Epp wrote to the National Gay Rights Coalition: \"I would like to see what kind of support you have now after what has taken place in Toronto. What is needed is not protection for homosexuals, but for Canadians who are not deviant.\" After the 1979 election, he served in the short-lived Cabinet of Joe Clark as Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. As minister, he wrote the Epp letter, which instructed the Commissioner of the Yukon to abandon some of her powers and established responsible government in the Yukon. He retained his seat in the 1980 election despite the defeat of the Clark government and returned to the Opposition bench.When Brian Mulroney led the Conservatives back to power in the 1984 election, he appointed Epp as his Minister of National Health and Welfare. At the Cabinet table, he was a vocal proponent that life begins at conception. In 1989, Epp became Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources.Epp retired at the 1993 election, and returned to private life. From 1993 until 2000, he was Senior Vice President and Vice President at TransCanada Pipelines Ltd.Epp was one of the Tories who joined the Canadian Alliance when it was created in an attempt to attract Progressive Conservatives to the former Reform Party of Canada.The Tory Mike Harris government appointed Epp to head a review of the ongoing cost over-runs and delays that plagued Ontario Power Generation's restart of the four \"A\" reactors at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. The two other panel members were Peter Barnes and Dr. Robin Jeffrey. The review's report was released on December 4, 2003 and attributed to blame for the project to management problems.The election of the Ontario Liberal Party in 2003 delayed action on the Epp report. The government of Dalton McGuinty appointed Epp to the Ontario Power Generation Review headed by John Manley to examine the future role of Ontario Power Generation (OPG) in the province’s electricity market, examine its corporate and management structure, and decide whether the public utility should proceed with refurbishing three more nuclear reactors at the Pickering nuclear power plant.The report recommended proceeding with the restart Pickering “A” reactors 1, 2, and 3, sequentially. The report argued that the restart of units 2 and 3 would be contingent on whether “OPG will be able to succeed at the Unit 1 project.\"The McGuinty government accepted the OPG Review Committee's recommendation and allowed the restart of reactor 1, which still underwent cost over-runs and delays.In August 2005, the OPG Board of Directors announced that Units 2 and 3 would not be refurbished due to specific technical and cost risks surrounding the material condition of these two units.In 2004, the McGuinty government made Epp Chairman of the Board of OPG.Between 2005 and 2009 Epp served as Chancellor of Tyndale University College and Seminary in Toronto.In 2010, Epp was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada.".
- Jake_Epp birthDate "1939-09-01".
- Jake_Epp birthPlace Manitoba.
- Jake_Epp birthPlace Saint_Boniface,_Winnipeg.
- Jake_Epp office "ChancellorofTyndale University College and Seminary".
- Jake_Epp office "Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources (1989-1993)".
- Jake_Epp office "Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development First Mennonite in Cabinet (1979-1980)".
- Jake_Epp office "Minister of National Health and Welfare (1984-1989)".
- Jake_Epp party Progressive_Conservative_Party_of_Canada.
- Jake_Epp predecessor John_N._Gladstone.
- Jake_Epp predecessor Mark_Smerchanski.
- Jake_Epp successor David_Iftody.
- Jake_Epp termPeriod Jake_Epp__2.
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- Jake_Epp wikiPageWikiLink Chairman.
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- Jake_Epp wikiPageWikiLink Commissioner_of_Yukon.
- Jake_Epp wikiPageWikiLink Dalton_McGuinty.
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- Jake_Epp wikiPageWikiLink Joe_Clark.
- Jake_Epp wikiPageWikiLink John_Manley.
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- Jake_Epp wikiPageWikiLink Manitoba.
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- Jake_Epp wikiPageWikiLink Steinbach,_Manitoba.
- Jake_Epp wikiPageWikiLink TC_PipeLines.
- Jake_Epp wikiPageWikiLink The_Honourable.
- Jake_Epp wikiPageWikiLink Tyndale_University_College_and_Seminary.
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- Jake_Epp wikiPageWikiLinkText "Arthur Jacob Epp".
- Jake_Epp wikiPageWikiLinkText "Jake Epp".
- Jake_Epp birthDate "1939-09-01".
- Jake_Epp birthPlace Manitoba.
- Jake_Epp birthPlace Saint_Boniface,_Winnipeg.
- Jake_Epp cabinet "Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources".
- Jake_Epp cabinet "Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development First Mennonite in Cabinet".
- Jake_Epp cabinet "Minister of National Health and Welfare".
- Jake_Epp constituencyMp Provencher.
- Jake_Epp honorificPrefix The_Honourable.
- Jake_Epp honorificSuffix Order_of_Canada.
- Jake_Epp honorificSuffix Queens_Privy_Council_for_Canada.
- Jake_Epp name "Arthur Jacob "Jake" Epp".
- Jake_Epp office "Chancellor of Tyndale University College and Seminary".
- Jake_Epp parliament "Canadian".
- Jake_Epp party Progressive_Conservative_Party_of_Canada.
- Jake_Epp predecessor John_N._Gladstone.
- Jake_Epp predecessor Mark_Smerchanski.
- Jake_Epp profession "Business executive, teacher".
- Jake_Epp successor David_Iftody.
- Jake_Epp termEnd "1993".
- Jake_Epp termStart "1972".
- Jake_Epp termStart "2005".