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Federal/Ontario Director

Kevin Gaudet

Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Kevin Gaudet has lived in eight Canadian provinces. His undergraduate degree is in Philosophy from the University of Lethbridge. He enjoyed a Summer Fellowship in Communications at the University of Amsterdam and completed his MBA at the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario.

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Alberta Director

Scott Hennig

E-mail: ab.director@taxpayer.com

Scott grew up in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, where he continues to live. A long-time CTF supporter, Scott worked as a speechwriter and public policy researcher with the Government Members' Research Branch in Edmonton before becoming the Alberta director. He is a graduate of the University of Alberta where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics.

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British Columbia Director

Maureen Bader

E-mail: bc.director@taxpayer.com

Maureen grew up near Vancouver, British Columbia. She comes to the CTF from the Public Affairs Bureau with the British Columbia Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources. Before that, she was the Manager of Corporate Communications and Public Affairs at the Prince Rupert Port Authority.

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National Research Director

Derek Fildebrandt

E-mail: research@taxpayer.com

Born in Ottawa, Ontario, Derek attended Carleton University and while studying political sciences and history, organized free-market oriented students into the Reagan-Goldwater Society.

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Prairie Director (SK & MB)

Colin Craig

E-mail: ccraig@taxpayer.com

Born and raised in Winnipeg, Colin graduated from the University of Manitoba with degree in economics. While pursuing his studies, he worked for the Provincial Government as an assistant to the Minister of Education and as a researcher.

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