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About Adrian
Adrian Dix was first elected as the MLA for Vancouver-Kingsway in 2005.
Adrian was appointed Minister of Energy and Climate Solutions and Minister Responsible for Francophone Affairs in November 2024. He is a fierce defender of public healthcare, and previously served as Minister of Health from July 2017 to November 2024. During his time as Minister of Health, he helped lead the province through the worst public health crisis in modern history, the COVID-19 pandemic. Adrian served as Leader of the Official Opposition from 2011 to 2014. Adrian was raised in Vancouver and is a UBC graduate. He is married to award-winning poet and writer Renée Sarojini Saklikar.
SURREY – Health Minister Adrian Dix has announced a series of actions to improve healthcare in Surrey, including a significant expansion of Surrey Memorial Hospital. The announcement comes as historic under-investment in Surrey healthcare facilities is contributing to challenges in …
In today’s Question Period, Health Minister Adrian Dix highlighted Kevin Falcon’s refusal to build a second hospital and a second medical school for Surrey. In 2012, then-Finance Minister Kevin Falcon announced a plan to sell off land set aside for …
VICTORIA – Nine Vancouver New Democrat MLAs were sworn into the legislature virtually today following an historic election. Brenda Bailey, Niki Sharma, Spencer Chandra Herbert, George Chow, Adrian Dix, David Eby, Mable Elmore, George Heyman and Melanie Mark joined the …
VANCOUVER – Vancouver-Kingsway MLA Adrian Dix and Vancouver-Fraserview MLA George Chow attended John Norquay Elementary today to celebrate the grand opening of a new, accessible playground, along with three other new or accessible playgrounds at Vancouver schools. The playground equipment …
VANCOUVER – Local MLAs Adrian Dix, David Eby and George Chow say students in Vancouver are getting new universally accessible playgrounds, thanks to $350,000 in provincial funding announced by the Minister of Education today. John Norquay, University Hill and Waverly …
