- Kenneth Binks
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name = Kenneth C. Binks
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constituency_MP =Ottawa West
parliament = Canadian
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predecessor = Lloyd Francis
successor = Lloyd Francis
term_start = 1979
term_end = 1980
birth_date =May 19 ,1925
birth_place =Ottawa, Ontario ,Canada
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nationality =Canadian
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party = Progressive Conservative Party
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occupation =lawyer
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footnotes =Kenneth C. Binks (born
19 May 1925 inOttawa ,Ontario ) was a Progressive Conservative party member of theCanadian House of Commons . He was a lawyer by career.He represented the Ontario riding of
Ottawa West during the short-lived31st Canadian Parliament after winning the seat in the 1979 federal election. He lost the 1980 election toCyril Lloyd Francis of the Liberal party.Binks made two unsuccessful attempts to enter Canadian Parliament in 1965 federal election at the Russell riding and in 1968 at
Ottawa—Carleton riding.His family has lived in the Ottawa area for 125 years and were members of the business and professional community for 4 generations. He was educated in the public and High Schools of Ottawa. He attended Queen's University and graduated with Honours in Modern History and completed graduate studies for Master of Arts. He tutored in the History Department.
In 1949, he attended Cambridge University where he studied Law and completed his legal studies at the University of Saskatchewan in 1952, and admitted to the Bar of Saskatchewan in 1953, and in Ontario in 1953. From 1954 to 1956 he was Senior Assistant Crown Attorney for Carleton County(Ottawa) and from 1958 to 1988 senior partner at Binks & Chilcott, a firm specializing in national and international advocacy. He was made a Queen's Counsel in 1964.
In 1991 he was appointed a Judge of the General Division, now Superior Court of the Province of Ontario. In 1998 he was appointed a Member of the Canada Pension Appeals Board. He retired from the Superior Court of Ontario in May 2000 and joined the firm of Beament Green as Counsel.
Judge Binks is the author of Canada's Parliamentary Library, published in 1979, a member of the Canadian Bar Association, The International Bar Association, The National Press Club and The Cambridge Union.
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