Father God it is with sincerity that we pray
for MLA Dr. Margaret MacDiarmid . Lord God, You know the needs she has as she
works on issues for the people who need her leadership skills. We ask that by
the power of Your Holy Spirit that You will guide and prompt her so that all
that she needs will flow freely in her life and in the lives of those around
her. Lord, also give her special blessings in the months ahead and encouraging
words from her friends. All this we ask in the Name of Jesus Christ our
Saviour.
Margaret was elected MLA for Vancouver-Fairview in the 2009 general
provincial election. She was appointed Parliamentary Secretary for
Seniors to the Minister of Health on March 14, 2011. She also serves as
Vice Chair on the Cabinet Committee for Families First.
Margaret was appointed Minister of Tourism, Trade and
Investment and Minister responsible for Intergovernmental Relations on
October 25, 2010. She previously served as Minister of Education and
Minister Responsible for Early Learning and Literacy from June, 2009 to
October, 2010.
Margaret has been a family physician for 23 years. She served on the board of the BC Medical Association for 12 years and was president in 2006-2007. The BCMA is a voluntary association of 11,000 members comprised of British Columbia's physicians, medical residents, and medical students. During her time with the BCMA, Margaret met with key leaders from government and other organizations.
Margaret experienced the health care system as a patient after an early diagnosis of breast cancer in 2007. She received treatment and has fully recovered.
Originally from Saskatchewan, Margaret and her husband Robert moved to Rossland, BC in 1989. Since the mid-1990s, both Robert’s and Margaret’s work brought them more frequently to Vancouver, where ultimately they decided to settle. Margaret enjoys golf, bridge, playing piano, kayaking and treasures the time she spends with family and friends.
Margaret has been a family physician for 23 years. She served on the board of the BC Medical Association for 12 years and was president in 2006-2007. The BCMA is a voluntary association of 11,000 members comprised of British Columbia's physicians, medical residents, and medical students. During her time with the BCMA, Margaret met with key leaders from government and other organizations.
Margaret experienced the health care system as a patient after an early diagnosis of breast cancer in 2007. She received treatment and has fully recovered.
Originally from Saskatchewan, Margaret and her husband Robert moved to Rossland, BC in 1989. Since the mid-1990s, both Robert’s and Margaret’s work brought them more frequently to Vancouver, where ultimately they decided to settle. Margaret enjoys golf, bridge, playing piano, kayaking and treasures the time she spends with family and friends.
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