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Honourable Keith Bain

Bain, Hon. Keith
PC

Honourable Keith was first elected to the House of Assembly in 2006, then re-elected in 2009, 2017 and 2021. He is a longstanding, dedicated volunteer and resident in the constituency of Victoria-The Lakes.

Presently, he is the Chair of the Worship committee of the Boularderie United Church Pastoral Charge; a member on the Board of Directors of the Northside Guest Home; the Treasurer of the Boularderie Food Bank; a former Volunteer on the Big Bras d'Or Volunteer Fire Department where he held, prior to his political career, the position as Chief for over 25 years. Keith also holds positions on many committees such as the St. James Cemetery and St. James Veterans Monument Committees.

Keith is conscientious and humble and is deeply respected in his community and by his colleagues. During his tenure as an MLA, Keith has held several positions such as Deputy Speaker and Chair of the Progressive Conservative Caucus. He has also held positions on the Public Accounts Committee and the 2011 Select Committee on Establishing a Nova Scotia Electoral Boundaries Commission.  From 2021 to 2023 Keith was Speaker of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly.

Prior to 2006, Keith was an elected member of the Victoria District School Board, President of the Victoria County Fire Chief's Association and Vice-Chair of the Cape Breton-Victoria Regional/District School Board. Keith has been a business owner for 35 years and studied business at Xavier Jr. College.

He is a member of the Assembly Matters Committee.

 

Constituency Party Start Date
Victoria-The Lakes PC 2017
Victoria-The Lakes PC 2006 - 2013

Roles

Standing Committees

Contact details

Constituency office

Civic address:
1415 Highway 105
Bras d'Or, NS
B1Y 2N5

Phone: 902-736-0301
Fax: 902-736-0411
E-mail: keithbainmla@bellaliant.com

Business address

Progressive Conservative Caucus Office
Centennial Building, Suite 1001
1660 Hollis St.
Halifax, NS B3J 1V7

Phone: 902-424-2731
Fax: 902-424-7484
E-mail: PCcaucus@novascotia.ca

Maps and history

Constituency History
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