In 1989,Audrey McLaughlin became the first woman ever elected to the position of party leader at the federal level in Canada,and in 1993,Kim Campbell became the first female prime minister.

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This statement is true. Audrey McLaughlin was elected leader of the New Democratic Party in 1989, becoming the first woman ever elected to lead a major federal party in Canada. Kim Campbell became the leader of the Progressive Conservative Party in 1993, and was subsequently sworn in as Canada's first female prime minister.

In 1989,Audrey McLaughlin Became the First Woman Ever Elected to the Position