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Boyer, Yvonne
Senator Yvonne Boyer, a member of the Métis Nation of Ontario with roots in the Métis Nation-Saskatchewan and the Red River, has a distinguished career in law, nursing, and Indigenous health. With over 21 years of legal practice, she has focused on the intersection of Indigenous rights, treaty law, and health, earning multiple degrees, including a Doctor of Laws from the University of Ottawa. Before joining the Senate, Boyer was Associate Director at the Centre for Health Law, Policy and Ethics at the University of Ottawa and held various roles advocating for Indigenous health and rights. Her contributions have been recognized with numerous awards, including an Honorary Doctorate in Education from Nipissing University. She resides in North Grenville, Ontario, with her husband, Marv Fletcher, and is a proud mother of four and grandmother of four.
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