
Lincoln Alexander
Lawyer and former Minister of Labour of CanadaWikipedia
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Sep 18, 2026
A pivotal summer for Ontario
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3:56Steve PaikinHOST
That's right.
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3:56Steve PaikinHOST
Well, I am – here, shall I stand up a little bit? There is one of the coolest dudes that's ever been associated with Ontario politics and his name is Lincoln Alexander.
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4:06Steve PaikinHOST
And I don't mind saying I really loved Link.
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4:10Steve PaikinHOST
Link was a massively historic figure in Canada and in the province of Ontario.
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5:06Steve PaikinHOST
He's the first black cabinet minister in Canadian history.
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5:10Steve PaikinHOST
There is a moment – I still laugh when I think about this.
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5:14Steve PaikinHOST
There is a moment when Lincoln Alexander says something on the floor of the House of Commons to Pierre Trudeau who was the then prime minister and the prime minister looks back at him and mouths – F off.
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5:26Steve PaikinHOST
But he didn't say F.
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59:35Bill KellyHOST
Um, I had a, I know we're just about out of time here.
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59:39Bill KellyHOST
Uh, one of my dear friends, uh, Lincoln Alexander, who was a member of parliament, first black member of parliament, by the way, in the Canadian parliament, uh, uh from hamilton and i got to know link when i was still a young guy and we got to know each other and we had different political ideologies and when i say that he was a conservative and i was more of a liberal than minded and he wrote about that in his autobiography you know that i've known bill for so long and says he said the kelly's are probably even liberal since you know the days of you know the first you know settlers in in upper canada well he's probably right but we were always friends and we always had these discussions.
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60:15Bill KellyHOST
And there was never any hateful words.
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60:17Bill KellyHOST
In other words, there are going to be points where we're going to say, you know what, maybe we should go this way.