Born in Metchosin, I've had the privilege of living across Canada, from BC to Quebec. These experiences have enriched my understanding of governance, landscapes, and diverse needs. I take pride in my bilingualism and in sharing my Francophone heritage.

With degrees in political science and economics, alongside certifications in personal training, project management and Reiki, my career spans public, private, and non-profit sectors. Formerly a Federal Investigator for Integrity Services and founder of BC Health Care Matters, a BC-based patient advocacy group, I've advocated extensively for diverse needs. My husband and I now own and operate a business in the Westshore that provides Marine Repair Services across the Southern Vancouver Island region.

Aspiring to represent Esquimalt-Colwood as MLA isn't a responsibility I take lightly. It requires transparency, accountability, collaboration, and unwavering advocacy. I am committed to amplifying community voices in the legislature and have a proven track record of effecting change through BC Health Care Matters.

As a parent myself, I understand firsthand the joys, challenges, and priorities that come with raising a family. This personal experience deeply informs my approach to advocacy and governance. I am committed to addressing the concerns of fellow parents in Esquimalt-Colwood, ensuring their voices are heard and their needs are met. Together, we can work towards creating a community where families thrive, children receive a quality education, and everyone has access to the resources they need for a brighter future.

I look forward to leveraging my diverse background to connect with constituents and champion their interests, fostering positive change both locally and provincially.

"I strongly believe that our communities are the key to transforming lives in British Columbia and raising expectations. I don’t accept our current state as the new normal - we have so much potential for better in this province; we just need to put people in the legislature who will actually get the work done.” -Camille Currie