Tony Luck is a dedicated leader, community advocate, and the Conservative Party of British Columbia MLA for Fraser-Nicola. Born and raised in British Columbia, Tony has a deep connection to the region and a passion for serving its residents. With a diverse background spanning finance, public service, and community engagement, Tony is committed to bringing positive change to Fraser-Nicola.

Proven Experience

Tony’s extensive career includes a decade as a financial planner, 26 years with BC Hydro, and his current role as a professional realtor. He has also served as a councillor on Mission City council and held leadership positions within the Fraser Valley Regional District and the Southern Interior Local Government Association (SILGA). Tony’s wealth of experience demonstrates his commitment to effective governance and community service.

Community Involvement

Tony is actively involved in various community organizations, including the Chamber of Commerce, Community Futures Nicola Valley, and the UFV Alumni Association. He believes in the power of grassroots initiatives to drive positive change and has dedicated his time to volunteering and supporting local causes. Tony’s community involvement reflects his deep-rooted commitment to the well-being of Fraser-Nicola residents.

Key Goals

Tony’s key goals for Fraser-Nicola center around transparency, accountability, and fiscal responsibility in government. He aims to implement fair taxation policies that support economic growth and alleviate the burden on working-class families. Additionally, Tony is a passionate advocate for affordable housing and healthcare reform, seeking practical solutions to address these pressing issues. Through engagement with medical professionals and community stakeholders, Tony aims to improve access to quality healthcare services for all residents of Fraser-Nicola.

With a proven track record of leadership, community involvement, and a commitment to addressing the needs of Fraser-Nicola residents, Tony Luck is serving as a strong voice in the BC Legislature.