7,000 votes. Cabinet positions Later life In 1997 she was elected to the council of Oliver Township in the metro area of Thunder Bay in 1997. In 1999, she was appointed to the Capital Regional Health Board. In 2004, Wark-Martyn began working in Calgary, Alberta for Bayshore Home Health, a home-delivery health-care service. Before this, she had worked in sales marketing for The Pampered Chef. She became involved in the Alberta Liberal Party, eventually running for the presidency of the party and winning that position in May 2014. She was the party's candidate for the riding of Calgary-Currie in the 2015 provincial election, placing fourth with 7.7% of the vote. References Notes Citations External links 1963 births Alberta Liberal Party candidates in Alberta provincial elections Canadian social workers Living people Ontario New Democratic Party MPPs Thunder Bay city councillors Members of the Executive Council of Ontario Women government ministers of Canada Women MPPs in Ontario Women municipal councillors in Canada