Official Opposition Shadow Cabinet of the 42nd Legislative Assembly of British Columbia

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Official Opposition Shadow Cabinet of the 42nd Parliament of British Columbia
Shadow Cabinet of British Columbia
Date formed	December 8, 2022
Date dissolved	September 21, 2024
People and organisations
Monarch	Charles III
Opposition Leader	Kevin Falcon
House Leader	Todd Stone
Member party	Liberal/BC United
History
Election	2020
Legislature term	42nd Parliament of British Columbia
Incoming formation	2022 Liberal Party leadership election
Outgoing formation	2024 general election

The Shadow Cabinet of the 42nd Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, comprising members of the BC United party, was announced by Opposition leader Kevin Falcon on December 8, 2022.^[1]

List

Critic	Portfolio	Constituency	Duration
Caucus Officers
Kevin Falcon	Leader of Official Opposition	Vancouver-Quilchena	2022–present
Todd Stone	Leader of the House	Kamloops-South Thompson
Lorne Doerkson	Caucus Chair	Cariboo-Chilcotin
Renee Merrifield	Caucus Whip	Kelowna-Mission
Greg Kyllo	Deputy Caucus Whip	Shuswap
Jackie Tegart	Assistant Deputy Speaker	Fraser-Nicola
Shadow Ministers
Coralee Oakes	Advanced Education	Cariboo North
Ian Paton	Agriculture and Food	Delta South
Mike de Jong	Attorney General	Abbotsford West
Jordan Sturdy	BC Ferries, Fisheries and Aquaculture	West Vancouver-Sea to Sky
Norm Letnick	Children and Family Development	Kelowna-Lake Country
Doug Clovechok	Columbia Basin Initiatives	Columbia River-Revelstoke
Ellis Ross	Energy and LNG	Skeena
Renee Merrifield	Environment and Climate Change; Citizens' Services	Kelowna-Mission
Peter Milobar	Finance	Kamloops-North Thompson
Mike Bernier	Forests	Peace River South
Shirley Bond	Health, Seniors Services and Long-term Care	Prince George-Valemount
Karin Kirkpatrick	Housing and Childcare, Autism & Accessibility, Gender Equity & Inclusion	West Vancouver-Capilano
Trevor Halford	ICBC and Affordability; Transportation and Infrastructure	Surrey-White Rock
Michael Lee	Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation	Vancouver-Langara
Todd Stone	Jobs, Economic Development and Innovation	Kamloops-South Thompson
Greg Kyllo	Deputy Whip, Labour and Skills Training	Shuswap
Elenore Sturko	Mental Health, Addictions, Recovery and Education	Surrey South
Tom Shypitka	Mines and Low Carbon Innovation	Kootenay East
Teresa Wat	Multiculturalism, Anti-Racism Initiatives, Arts and Culture	Richmond North Centre
Dan Ashton	Municipal Affairs	Penticton
Mike Morris	Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General	Prince George-Mackenzie
Lorne Doerkson	Emergency Management & Climate Change Readiness, and Water, Land and Resource Stewardship	Cariboo-Chilcotin
Dan Davies	Rural & Social Development and Poverty Reduction	Peace River North
Ben Stewart	Tourism and Trade	Kelowna West

References

^ "Kevin Falcon announces Official Opposition Shadow Ministers". BC Liberal Caucus. December 8, 2022.

External links

https://www.bcliberals.com/team/ on BC Liberal website

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