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Ross Milne (Canadian politician)
William Ross Milne better known as Ross Milne (born August 27, 1932) is a retired Canadian politician.
==Background==
Milne, the son of Alec Milne and Eva Renton, was raised in a political family on a farm in Grey County, Ontario. Agnes Macphail, the first woman elected to Parliament in Canada was a cousin of his father's. At age 15 he got his driver's licence, bought a Model A Ford and won a school bus contract which he maintained through his high school years in Durham and Hanover.
Milne attended the University of Guelph (OAC) graduating first in Agricultural Engineering, and later with a Master's degree in Engineering. After graduation he worked with the Extension branch of the Ontario Ministry of Food and Agriculture designing farm buildings, drainage systems and conservation measures. He led in the design of buildings that made high density livestock and poultry housing feasible. These designs continue to be used in the livestock and poultry industries today.
His wife, Lorna Dennison Milne was appointed to the Canadian Senate in 1995 and served there until her retirement in 2009.
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