assistant to the Minister of Citizenship. In 1995 Carter lost to Progressive Conservative Gary Stewart in her bid for re-election. Cabinet positions After politics Since leaving politics, Carter has contributed occasional articles to the Peterborough Collective and has served on the Peterborough NDP riding association executive. She married climate change activist Ken Ranney, co-founder of the Stop Climate Change political party. References External links 1931 births Alumni of the University of London Alumni of the UCL Institute of Education Canadian anti–nuclear power activists Canadian educators Women government ministers of Canada English emigrants to Canada Living people Members of the Executive Council of Ontario Ontario New Democratic Party MPPs People from Worcester Park People from Peterborough, Ontario Trent University alumni Women MPPs in Ontario