Adrian Dix - Member of The Legislative Assembly

Member of The Legislative Assembly

Since 2005, Dix has served as the MLA for Vancouver-Kingsway. He first served as the opposition critic for Children and Families and then served as the Health critic. He served his constituents by opposing the closing of Carleton Elementary School.

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