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For the past 18 years, he has practised law in the same Greater Victoria neighbourhood he grew up in. He is a long-time Liberal, having run unsuccessfully in the 1986 and 1991 provincial elections. Morino then left politics for 10 years – returning to work on the campaign of independent MLA Rick Kasper in the Malahat-Juan de Fuca riding in the 2001 provincial election. Morino won a seat on Sooke municipal council in 2002. He is a self-described social democrat, committed to "equality of opportunity, fair labour practices, accountable government and effective education." He says he's also committed to improving the justice system –
including legal aid, early intervention and protection for the victims
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Tom
Morino, the leader of Democratic Reform B.C., is a self-described jack
of all trades who has worked as a roofer, owned a restaurant and worked
for the provincial government. |
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Date of birth: May 9, 1951 Education: BSc Uvic, LLB UVic Life before politics: Construction worker, civil servant, lawyer, owned restaurant, sold cars Political career: Ran for B.C. Liberals in 1986 and 1991, losing both times, won seat on Sooke council in 2002 Family: Married with children |
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