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Min Sook Lee (Korean: 이민숙; born 1969) is a Canadian documentary filmmaker, screenwriter and political activist. She was the New Democratic Party candidate for Toronto—Danforth during the 2019 federal election. She ran primarily on concerns about climate change, energy, economic equity, a national pharmacare program, child care programs, improved public transit systems, and the protection and expansion of affordable housing.

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has abstract	Min Sook Lee (Korean: 이민숙; born 1969) is a Canadian documentary filmmaker, screenwriter and political activist. She was the New Democratic Party candidate for Toronto—Danforth during the 2019 federal election. She ran primarily on concerns about climate change, energy, economic equity, a national pharmacare program, child care programs, improved public transit systems, and the protection and expansion of affordable housing. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Canadian federal election results in Central Toronto List of female film and television directors 2009 Toronto International Film Festival Bob Wiseman Donald Brittain Award Hot Docs Award for Best Canadian Feature Documentary 6th Canadian Screen Awards GI Film Festival 24th Gemini Awards 2nd Canadian Screen Awards List of OCAD University people 2017 Toronto International Film Festival Colin Low Award She's the Mayor CKLN-FM Office of Strategic Services Results of the 2019 Canadian federal election by riding

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