Barbara Wardlaw

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Barbara Wardlaw
Leader of the First Peoples National Party of Canada
In office 2004–2010
Preceded by	first leader
Succeeded by	Will Morin
Personal details
Political party	First Peoples National Party
Residence	Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

Barbara Wardlaw was the interim leader of the First Peoples National Party of Canada. She was succeeded as interim leader by Will Morin. She helped form the party in 2005. She led the party into the 2006 federal election and the 2008 federal election election, but never ran for the party as a candidate.

Wardlaw is an Ojibwa from Michipicoten First Nation.

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