| Marc Dalton, MLA
Marc Dalton was first elected as MLA to represent the riding of Maple Ridge-Mission in the spring of 2009. Previously Marc worked as a long-time teacher in the Maple Ridge School District at both the elementary and high school levels. He has a Bachelors Degree in French and History and a Masters Degree in Educational Leadership, both from S.F.U. Raised in a military family he lived in bases across the country and served in the Canadian Armed Forces Reserves after graduating. He is a member of the Royal Canadian Legion Maple Ridge. Mr. Dalton is Aboriginal (Metis) and speaks French. He has led student exchanges to Quebec to promote unity, French language fluency and an appreciation of Canadian culture. He has attended the Teachers Institute of Parliamentary Democracy in Ottawa and has been active in politics at all different levels over the past 25 years. Mr. Dalton is a resident of Maple Ridge and has been married to his wife, Marlene, for 24 years. They have three grown children. For several years, Mr. Dalton worked as a volunteer with youth and reaching out to the needy. Currently, he and Marlene are involved with feeding the homeless in downtown Maple Ridge. Marc is dedicated to helping others and trying to make a positive difference. This is why he was a public school teacher, why he has volunteered much time in outreach work over the years and why he sought to become the MLA representing the citizens of Maple Ridge and Mission. | |
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