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Parliamentary Secretary for Energy Literacy and the Environment to the Minister of Environment of British Columbiahttp://www.zwc.ca/archive/2016/speakers/Jordan SturdyParliamentary Secretary for Energy Literacy and the Environment to the Minister of Environment of British Columbia<div class="ExternalClass001C5640F3B34D5CAC6E347DD9054982"><p>MLA Jordan Sturdy entered public service as a local trustee for the Pemberton Valley Dyking District, served the Sea to Sky Corridor as a member of the Squamish Lillooet Regional District Board, and as Chair of the Squamish Lillooet Regional Hospital District Board and was a three term Mayor of Pemberton.</p><p>Jordan was elected provincially in 2013, and currently serves as the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Environment.  </p><p>He is a member of the Cabinet Committee for Environment and Land Use and chairs the Provincial Roundtable on the Environment and the Economy. Jordan was also chair of the Climate Leadership Team and previously served as Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure.</p><p>Jordan and his wife Trish both grew up in Vancouver but have lived in Pemberton for 25 years where they have raised two wonderful daughters.  They started, own and operate North Arm Farm which produces and markets 45 acres of certified organic vegetables and berries and hosts numerous long table dinners and events.</p></div>http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2016/speakers/SpeakerPhotos/JordanSturdy.jpg, Jordan SturdyGP0|#3ee4ae4f-3124-431b-9246-e45c57a680e6;L0|#03ee4ae4f-3124-431b-9246-e45c57a680e6|Jordan Sturdy;GTSet|#c31bcefc-bba8-4775-8a91-82f54b19d6e1;GPP|#a957a61d-489a-4511-b008-3b138e771d18JordanSturdy


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