Parry Sound-Muskoka Federal Liberal Association giving local women a national voice

Women in Parry Sound-Muskoka have a chance to get their voices heard on issues at the national level. On Friday, a meeting’s being being hosted in Bracebridge by the Parry Sound-Muskoka Federal Liberal Association to start a local Women’s Commission. A commission is an opportunity to enter policies into the national debate and provide more focus on economic and social issues important to local women. A commission also gives local women a network for sharing ideas with others in our northern region and nationally. Some of the Liberal Party of Canada’s most applauded policies have started through women’s commissions across Canada. For more info on how you can rsvp for the luncheon, which will happen at Patterson-Kaye Lodge,  contact Phyllis@winnington-ingram.com

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