Poirier and PC Norm Sterling. He held this position throughout the Rae government's mandate. His tenure in this office was generally free of controversy, unlike the tenures of his Progressive Conservative successors. The NDP were defeated in the 1995 provincial election, and Warner lost his seat to Progressive Conservative Marilyn Mushinski by over 5,000 votes. After politics Warner is now editor of the magazine of the Ontario Former Parliamentarians Association, and sits on the Association's governing body. In 2018, Warner compiled and edited a special edition of the OFPA's magazine about the artists of Queen's Park. He previously served as board member of the United Nations Association of Canada, president of the Canadian Cuban Friendship Association in Toronto, chair of non profit counselling agency InCharge Debt Solutions, and board member of Credit Canada Debt Solutions. He and his wife Pat are both retired. They enjoy travelling with their three grandchildren Sebastian, Logan, and Jillian. References External links 1941 births Living people New Democratic Party candidates for the Canadian House of Commons Ontario New Democratic Party MPPs Speakers of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario