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Tony Ianno was born in Toronto, Canada, on 2 January 1957. He is a Canadian politician who served as a Member of Parliament for the Liberal Party of Canada from 1993 to 2008. He was first elected in 1993 and served as a Member of Parliament for the Trinity-Spadina riding in Toronto. Ianno was a member of the Standing Committee on Finance, the Standing Committee on Health, and the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights. He was also a member of the Liberal Party's National Caucus and the Liberal Party's Ontario Caucus. Ianno was a strong advocate for the rights of immigrants and refugees, and was a vocal supporter of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. He was also a strong advocate for the rights of women and children, and was a vocal supporter of the Canadian Human Rights Act. Ianno was a strong supporter of the arts and culture, and was a vocal supporter of the Canada Council for the Arts. He was also a strong supporter of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and was a vocal supporter of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission. Ianno was a strong supporter of the environment, and was a vocal supporter of the Kyoto Protocol. He was also a strong supporter of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act. Ianno was a strong supporter of the Canadian Armed Forces, and was a vocal supporter of the Canadian Forces Pension Plan. He was also a strong supporter of the Canadian Forces Health Services Plan. Ianno was a strong supporter of the Canadian economy, and was a vocal supporter of the Canadian Economic Action Plan. He was also a strong supporter of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. Ianno was a strong supporter of the Canadian health care system, and was a vocal supporter of the Canada Health Act. He was also a strong supporter of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. Ianno was a strong supporter of the Canadian education system, and was a vocal supporter of the Canada Student Loans Program. He was also a strong supporter of the Canada Education Savings Grant. Ianno was a strong supporter of the Canadian justice system, and was a vocal supporter of the Canadian Criminal Code. He was also a strong supporter of the Canadian Human Rights Act. Ianno was a strong supporter of the Canadian social safety net, and was a vocal supporter of the Canada Pension Plan. He was also a strong supporter of the Canada Social Transfer. Ianno was a strong supporter of the Canadian economy, and was a vocal supporter of the Canadian Economic Action Plan. He was also a strong supporter of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. Ianno was a strong supporter of the Canadian environment, and was a vocal supporter of the Kyoto Protocol. He was also a strong supporter of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act. Ianno was a strong supporter of the Canadian Armed Forces, and was a vocal supporter of the Canadian Forces Pension Plan. He was also a strong supporter of the Canadian Forces Health Services Plan. Ianno was a strong supporter of the Canadian health care system, and was a vocal supporter of the Canada Health Act. He was also a strong supporter of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. Ianno was a strong supporter of the Canadian education system, and was a vocal supporter of the Canada Student Loans Program. He was also a strong supporter of the Canada Education Savings Grant. Ianno was a strong supporter of the Canadian justice system, and was a vocal supporter of the Canadian Criminal Code. He was also a strong supporter of the Canadian Human Rights Act. Ianno was a strong supporter of the Canadian social safety net, and was a vocal supporter of the Canada Pension Plan. He was also a strong supporter of the Canada Social Transfer. Ianno was married to his wife, Maria, and had two children, Tony Jr. and Maria. He was 63 years old at the time of his death in 2020.

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Age 67 years old
Zodiac Sign Capricorn
Born 2 January, 1957
Birthday 2 January
Birthplace Toronto, Ontario
Nationality Toronto, Ontario

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2014

While most Ontario seats were easily won by the Liberals under Prime Minister Jean Chrétien, Trinity—Spadina was closely fought each time. Ianno narrowly held the diverse downtown riding through four federal elections, facing strong competition from New Democratic Party candidates. Much of his support came from the Italian, Portuguese and Chinese areas. Toronto's traditional Little Italy and Chinatown areas are in the riding. Ianno narrowly defeated Toronto city councillor Olivia Chow in the 1997 election and The Globe and Mail journalist Michael Valpy who ran for the NDP in the 2000 election. In the 2004 election, Ianno again faced councillor Chow and managed to win re-election by a slim margin, as the Liberals were reduced to a minority government due to the Sponsorship Scandal.

2010

On March 9, 2010, the Ontario Securities Commission made allegations of market manipulation against Ianno. Ianno has denied the charges. The matter was heard before the commission in September 2011. Ianno accepted a plea deal which had him pay a $100,000 fine and was banned from working as a stock trader for five years.

2006

During the 2006 election, Ianno faced off against Chow for the third time. This time she defeated him, winning 46% of the vote to Ianno's 40%. Some attributed Ianno's loss to his perceived support for the Toronto Port Authority and the Toronto City Centre Airport. Although Ianno did not have an official role in the Authority's creation or policies, he nonetheless defended a controversial payout to the Authority as compensation for the cancellation of the Island Airport Bridge.

After the election, The Globe and Mail reported on February 11, 2006 that Ianno had been "burning up the caucus phone lines" testing the waters for a possible bid in the Liberal leadership campaign to replace Martin. On April 8, 2006, Mr. Ianno told Canadian Press that he decided to run for the party presidency, in which he was unsuccessful.

2004

On July 20, 2004, Ianno was appointed to the junior position of Minister of State (Families and Caregivers) in Paul Martin's cabinet following the Liberals' re-election.

1993

He ran again in the 1993 election and was elected in a Liberal sweep where they won nearly every seat in Ontario. Ianno continued to represent Trinity-Spadina for the next 13 years until he was defeated in 2006.

1988

He first ran for Federal office in the 1988 election, as part of a group of four Liberals who, according to author William Johnson, "brought a new turbulence to the politics of Metro Toronto." The group, which included Joe Volpe, Armindo Silva, and Jasbir Singh, worked together and used aggressive tactics to secure nominations in the Toronto area. Ianno was nominated in the Toronto riding of Trinity-Spadina, but was defeated by New Democratic Party incumbent Dan Heap.

1980

Ianno was a long-time political organizer and helped a number of Italian-Canadians win federal and provincial Liberal nominations in Toronto in the 1980s. He also was a key figure in organizing support among Toronto's large Italian-Canadian population for Jean Chrétien during the 1990 Liberal leadership campaign.

1957

Anthony "Tony" Ianno PC (born 1957) is a businessman and a former Canadian politician. He served as a Liberal Party of Canada MP representing Trinity—Spadina (1993–2006) and Minister of Families and Caregivers (2004–06).

Born on January 2, 1957, in Toronto, Ontario, Ianno graduated from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Science degree. He and his wife, Christine Innes, have four children. He is also the cousin of former Ontario MPP and cabinet minister Joseph Cordiano. His wife, Christine, was the Liberal candidate for Trinity-Spadina in the 2008 federal election and 2011 federal election, but was defeated by Olivia Chow both times.