
Chris continues to represent our community at all levels.
NATIONALLY
Chris works to ensure that local initiatives are developed into federal policy (and that federal policy enables community solutions):
- is one of 8 members of the BC Caucus on the Board of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities
- is the Vice-Chair of the Standing Committee on Environmental Issues & Sustainable Development
- is a member of the Standing Committee of International Relations
- is the BC member of the Strategic Planning Group
PROVINCIALLY
Chris sits on the Audit Committee of the BC Summer & Winter Games Society
REGIONALLY:
Chris represents Victoria:
- on the Board of CREST
- on the Water Commission
- on the Finance Committee for the Coalition to End Homelessness
- on the Provincial Capital Commission (PCC)
- on the Aboriginal Treaty process (TTAC)
MUNICIPALLY:
Chris represents the interests of Victorians as:
- the Council liaison to the Fernwood Neighbourhood
- the Chair of the Community Development Standing Committee
- a member of the Corporate Services Standing Committee
- the Council liaison to the Athletics Commission
At the LOCAL VOLUNTEER LEVEL:
Chris serves
- as a Director for the United Way’s Campaign Cabinet
- as a Director for the Board of C-FAX Santas Anonymous
- as a member of the Institute for Canadian Citizenship
- at the Christ Church Cathedral’s monthly breakfasts for the street community
- as a mentor to MBA students from UVic
- to help raise funds for various community groups
A person truly committed to his community, both as … City Councillor and as an individual with many years of active hands-on volunteer service. His inspirational attitude has been instrumental in spearheading new projects such as the Parks & Recreation Foundation, Great Canadian Family Picnic and the Buskers/Art & Cultural Festival. Active with many boards, committees and organizations, including Veins of Life, CFAX Santa’s Anonymous, Christ Church Cathedral.
Citation given for Honourary Citizen Award, 2000

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