Wladyslaw Lizon is a Polish Canadian former politician.
10 Facts About Wladyslaw Lizon
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Wladyslaw Lizon was the second Polish-born Member of Parliament, after Alexandre-Edouard Kierzkowski.
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Wladyslaw Lizon was an engineer in Poland's Silesia coal mines until 1983.
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Wladyslaw Lizon was the president of the Canadian Polish Congress from 2005 to 2010.
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Wladyslaw Lizon assisted in the removal of visa requirements for visitors from Poland.
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Wladyslaw Lizon is a founding member of Tribute to Liberty, an organization dedicated to building a national monument in Ottawa to honour the victims of communism in the world.
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Wladyslaw Lizon defeated Liberal candidate Peter Fonseca by 676 votes.
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In September 2011, Wladyslaw Lizon introduced Bill C-266, An Act to establish Pope John Paul II Day, called by its short title: Pope John Paul II Day Act.
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In 2012, Wladyslaw Lizon was criticized by the South Asian community and his colleagues in Parliament when he sent out a survey to his constituents asking what languages they spoke, with one of the languages listed as "Indian".
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In 2013, Wladyslaw Lizon joined two other Conservative MPs in writing a letter to the RCMP requesting a homicide investigation into some late term abortions that may have resulted in live births.