As the longest-serving Attorney General in the last 30 years, Dave delivered results for people.

He turned around ICBC’s finances and reduced the average driver’s car insurance rates by 20%. He led a successful crackdown on money laundering in casinos. He took on opioid manufacturers and delivered a first of its kind settlement to hold corporations accountable for the overdose crisis. The first bill he introduced in the legislature banned big money from provincial politics.

As Minister of Housing, he helped build thousands of homes all over the province, bringing almost 5,000 people off the street and into housing. Now as premier, David is taking action on all fronts to make sure everyone in BC has access to attainable, affordable housing.

Like countless parents, David balances work with family. He and his wife Cailey, a family doctor, welcomed their son Ezra in 2014 and their daughter Iva in 2019. In addition to his work, David is an expert pillow fort engineer and dad joke connoisseur.

As David steps into his new role as Premier, he’s fuelled by the same fire that sparked his career path years ago: making sure the system works for those who work hard and build our province every day.