2013, Kathleen Wynne became the leader of the Liberal party of Ontario and premier of that province (the largest of the country's thirteen provinces and territories, with approximately 39% of the country's population). Following the Ontario provincial election in 2014, Kathleen Wynne became the first openly gay leader to be elected with a majority mandate in all the commonwealth jurisdictions. ProudPolitics, a cross-partisan organization dedicated to providing networking and fundraising assistance to LGBT politicians and candidates inspired by the American Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund, was established in Toronto in 2013. On November 15, 2016, Randy Boissonnault, Liberal MP for Edmonton Centre, was named Special Advisor on LGBTQ2 issues to the Prime Minister. The role involves advising the Prime Minister "on the development and co-ordination of the Government of Canada's LGBTQ2 agenda" including protecting LGBT rights in Canada and addressing both present and historical discrimination. On April 23, 2019, the Royal Canadian Mint launched a new dollar coin symbolizing equality with 3 million loonies placed into circulation to commemorate 50 years since the decriminalisation of homosexuality in Canada. In August 2019, Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson came out as gay in an op-ed to the Ottawa Citizen. Canada Pride Citation In 2018, Canadian Member of Parliament Randy Boissonnault unveiled the Canada Pride Citation, a badge designed by the Canadian Heraldic Authority to be worn by LGBT members of the Canadian Armed Forces as a form of reparation for injustices historically committed against the community. On the subject of the Citation, General Jonathan Vance said: Jody Thomas, Deputy Minister of National Defense, noted: Summary table See also Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives Egale Canada Age of consent Age of consent reform in Canada Fruit machine (homosexuality test) Transgender rights in Canada Human rights in Canada LGBT policy in the Canadian military LGBT rights in the Commonwealth of Nations LGBT rights in La Francophonie LGBT rights in the Americas References Further reading External links Documenting Queer Canadian History: A Bibliographic Record of Gay and Lesbian (LGBTQ) Diversity from Earliest Times to 2010. (This 1869-page digital (PDF) document, issued in 2019, is also retrievable through the Library and Archives Canada online catalogue, through WorldCat, and from the Internet Archive). Gay and Lesbian Emergence: Out in Canada – CBC Archives 1965 Everett George Klippert: A Fight for Justice NWT Historical Timeline, Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre