MLA Scott Fraser Alberni-Qualicum

We thank you Lord for Scott Fraser and the invaluable work he does in his role of critic for community and rural development. We thank you that you have specifically chosen him for this role and ask that you guide him with wisdom, fairness and effectiveness in all he sets his hand to. We pray that you will help him to discern and understand the unique concerns of those of us who live in small and rural communities; farmers, fishermen and women, foresters and others whose needs may differ from the needs of those in larger cities and communities. Bless him as he labours for us in his position.

In Jesus Name. Amen.

Scott Fraser was elected as the MLA for Alberni-Pacific Rim on May 12, 2009. He served as MLA for Alberni-Qualicum from May 17, 2005 until the riding boundaries were re-drawn.
Scott serves as opposition critic for Community and Rural Development.
From 1996 to 1999 Scott served as the mayor of the District of Tofino and was involved in the creation of the first UNESCO World Biosphere designation in British Columbia.


Scott has also served on many organizations, including Alberni Clayoquot Regional District Board, Vancouver Island Regional Library Board, Clayoquot Sound Central Region Board, Tourism British Columbia, Vancouver Island Health Board, Tofino/Long Beach Chamber of Commerce, treaty advisory committees, fisheries committees and the Family Court Committee.


Scott was born in Ottawa, Ontario and has been a resident of BC since 1980. His background includes small business, labour, harbour management, fisheries and shellfish aquaculture.


Scott lived in Tofino with his wife and daughter for over 12 years. They now live in the Qualicum Beach area.