St. George—St. David. Cabinet positions She returned to politics in the 1991 municipal election when she ran for Mayor of Toronto against Jack Layton, June Rowlands and Betty Disero. Fearing a Layton victory, the business and development community consolidated its support and funding behind Rowlands as the "Anybody but Layton" candidate, forcing Disero and Schiller to drop out of the race due to lack of resources. Later life She has served on the Ontario Land Tribunal (formerly the Ontario Municipal Board) from 2005 to 2021. She also serves on the board of Harbourfront Corp., the Metro Action Committee on Public Violence Against Women and Children, and Casey House. In February 2018, as a Member of the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal she ruled in favour of a 26 storey condominium in Burlington's downtown, in an area zoned for 4 storeys. She justified her ruling by employing two controversial arguments (a columnist called her decision "scary"). First, a city's official plan doesn't matter; what matters is the proposed application conforms to provincial growth policy [Clause 39]. Second, she argued that provincial policy says there are no height maximums in urban growth centres and mobility hubs [Clause 54]. References External links 1945 births Women government ministers of Canada Living people Members of the Executive Council of Ontario Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario MPPs Toronto city councillors Women MPPs in Ontario Women municipal councillors in Canada