Caroline Parkin ANDREW

CAROLINE PARKIN ANDREW Died suddenly on November 23, 2022, in Hamilton at 80 years of age following several years of dementia care. Deeply mourned and loved by husband Jean-Paul St-Amand, daughters Anne (Sam Scott) and Louise St-Amand, grandchildren Max and Rosa St-Amand, siblings Alison (Kit) Szanto (George), Ed (Donna), Joan and Kate (Marcus Gee), brothers- and sisters-in-law Yvan Trudeau, Rachel St-Amand (Jacques Morin), Gaby St-Amand (Guy Perron) and many beloved nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her parents Geoffrey and Margaret Grant Andrew, parents-in-law Gontran St-Amand and Marie-Stéphanie St-Laurent, and her brothers-in-law Richard and Raymond St-Amand and sister-in-law Suzanne St-Amand. She was deeply committed to her family. After graduating from the University of British Columbia, l'Université Laval and the University of Toronto, Caroline became a distinguished member of the Ottawa and Canadian political science communities and an internationally recognized expert on municipal politics, governance, feminism and urban issues. Caroline was Professor of Political Science, Dean of Social Sciences and Director of the Centre on Governance at the University of Ottawa. She was an active member of the Canadian Political Science Association. In 1984 she moderated the first and only national leaders' debate on women's issues. In 2015 she was invested into the Order of Canada. Caroline led, contributed to and supported many important academic and community projects and organizations. Students, colleagues and community members will greatly miss her support, fellowship and friendship. In lieu of flowers, donations to the City for All Women Initiative or to the Lowertown Community Resource Centre are greatly appreciated. Condolences and memories can be sent to CarolineAndrewMemories@gmail.com.