1. Moira Stilwell was born on 1953 or 1954 and is a Canadian politician and physician who served as the member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia for the riding of Vancouver-Langara from 2009 to 2017.
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Moira Stilwell has served on the board of the Canadian Breast Cancer Research Alliance and on the BC Women's Hospital Foundation Board.
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Moira Stilwell is currently practising at the BC Children's Hospital and at St Paul's Hospital where she is head of the division of nuclear medicine.
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Moira Stilwell is active in resident teaching and encouraging physician engagement.
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Moira Stilwell ran for the BC Liberals in the 2009 provincial election, and was elected member of the Legislative Assembly for Vancouver-Langara by a margin of 4,275 votes.
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Moira Stilwell was named to the cabinet by Premier Gordon Campbell that June as Minister of Advanced Education and Labour Market Development, before being re-assigned as Minister of Regional Economic and Skills Development in October 2010.
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Moira Stilwell dropped out of the campaign on February 16,2011, announcing her support for George Abbott.
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Moira Stilwell returned to the cabinet in September 2012 as Minister of Social Development.
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Moira Stilwell stayed on the backbenches for the duration of the 40th Parliament, and announced her decision to retire from politics on June 17,2016, finishing her term as MLA in May 2017.
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In 2012, Moira Stilwell wrote a letter and report titled "Action Plan for Repatriating BC Medical Students Studying Abroad" to Mike de Jong, the Minister of Health Services, on the subject of British Columbians who wanted to return to Canada for their medical residency.