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Deborah Margaret Ryland Coyne (born February 24, 1955) is a Canadian constitutional lawyer, professor, and author. She is the cousin of journalist Andrew Coyne and actress Susan Coyne, and the niece of former Bank of Canada governor James Elliott Coyne.
Deborah Coyne is a former diplomat and author of several books on Canadian politics and democracy. She also writes blogs and articles on current issues and challenges facing Canada, such as constitutional reform, federalism, immigration and social media.
Deborah Coyne is a lawyer, university professor, constitutional activist, public servant, writer and mother of two children. She has degrees from Queen's, Osgoode Hall and Oxford, and has worked on various policy and legal issues in Canada.
13. Jan. 2013 · In her memoir, federal Liberal leadership hopeful Deborah Coyne shares intimate details about having a child with Pierre Trudeau
The Rise of Canadas’s Faux Democracy. The rise of Canada’s faux democracy represents a dangerous inflection point in our history. We can either start reigning in the faux democrats now, or face more and more unresponsive government, and more and more people turning away from democratic values and practices.
12. Jan. 2013 · In her new memoir, Deborah Coyne presents an intimate account of her relationship with former prime minister Pierre Trudeau, the father of Coyne’s federal Liberal leadership rival Justin. Complete with rare family photos, it’s a glimpse into Trudeau’s world that has stayed strictly private — until now.
21. Feb. 2013 · Deborah Coyne is a constitutional lawyer and the mother of Justin Trudeau's half-sister Sarah. She entered the Liberal leadership race in June 2013, after publishing a book about her relationship with Pierre Trudeau and her career.
