elections held that year in British Columbia. Honours and awards 1981: Recipient of Gold Medal from Vancouver Italian Community Since 1982: Honorary Member, Sicilian Folkloristic Club of British Columbia 1983: Nominee for the YWCA Women of Distinction Award Vancouver, Canada 1986-2006: Honorary Member, Big Sisters of BC Lower Mainland Since 1988: Honorary Member, Consultative Council of Immigrant and Visible Minority Women of BC Society 1988: Recipient, Order of Italy (Knight of the Italian Republic) from the President of the Italian Republic 1988: Recipient, Italo-Canadian of the Year Award, from the Confratellanza Italo-Canadese 1988: Appointed to Christopher Columbus Quintecentenary Commission of Canada Since 1990: Honorary Member, Bersaglieri National Association (Veteran's Association) Vancouver Chapter 1990-1995 editions and 1997 edition: Listed in the British Columbia Book of Who's Who 1989: Nominee for the YWCA Women of Distinction Award 1990: Recipient of the Bersaglieri hat by the Italian-Canadian Bersaglieri Society 1990: Recipient of the Regione Piemonte (Italian Province) Gold Medal for Philanthropic and Humanitarian Activities (International Prize) 1991: Honorary Member, Canadian-Italian Business and Professional Association of British Columbia 1992: Recipient of Canada 125 Medal (Award to commemorate Canada's 125th Anniversary in 1992) 1993-1996: Patron of FAST (Families as Support Teams) International 1993: Recipient, Vancouver Multicultural Society Distinguished Service Humanitarian Award 1994: Recipient, Plaque from the Piemonte Region of Italy for being the first Piemontese emigrant to be elected to a foreign Parliament 1998: Recipient, Award from Vancouver Immigrant and Visible Minority Women 1998: Recipient, Immigrant and Visible Minority Women of B.C. “Women who Make a Difference” Award 2000: One of 6 recipients of the National Italian Canadian Award given in Ottawa, Canada in the new Millennium to recognize their outstanding work in the 20th century 2007: Recipient, Vancouver Italian Cultural Centre Immigrant of the Year Award Since 2010: Delegate and Representative in Canada of the Association and International Foundation of the Piemontesi nel Mondo 2016: Inducted into the Hall of Fame of the Vancouver Italian Cultural Centre Hobbies and family Terrana herself identifies that she enjoys meeting friends, and the theatre, music, and opera. Anna has one son, David, a daughter-in-law, Christine, and two grandchildren, Anthony and Gabrielle. References 1937 births Living people Women members of the House of Commons of Canada Italian emigrants to Canada Politicians from Turin Politicians from Vancouver Liberal Party of Canada MPs Members of the House of Commons of Canada from British Columbia Women in British Columbia politics