Stephen Greene (politician)

Stephen Greene (born December 8, 1949) is a Canadian politician and a Conservative member of the Canadian Senate. He was appointed on the advice of Stephen Harper to the Senate on January 2, 2009.^[1] Greene served as Chief of Staff in the office of then Reform Party of Canada leader Preston Manning from 1993 and 1996 and was an unsuccessful Reform Party candidate in Halifax in the 1993 and 1997 federal elections. He then worked as the Executive Director of the Insurance Brokers Association of Nova Scotia. In the two years prior to his Senate appointment Greene was Principal Secretary and Deputy Chief of Staff to Nova Scotia Premier Rodney MacDonald.

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Current members of the Senate of Canada Presiding officer: Speaker George Furey (Ind. L.) AB Black McCoy Mitchell Tannas Tardif Unger BC Campbell Jaffer Greene Martin Neufeld one vacancy MB Chaput Johnson Plett three vacancies NB Day Lovelace Nicholas McIntyre Mockler Poirier Ringuette Stewart-Olsen Wallace two vacancies NL Baker Doyle Furey Marshall Manning Wells NS Cordy Cowan Greene MacDonald McInnis Mercer Moore Ogilvie two vacancies ON Ataullahjan Beyak Cools Eaton♦ Enverga Eggleton Frum Kenny Meredith Munson Nancy Ruth Ngo Oh Runciman D. Smith White eight vacancies PE Downe Duffy Hubley one vacancy QC Bellemare Boisvenu Brazeau Carignan Dagenais Dawson Demers Fortin-Duplessis Fraser Hervieux-Payette Housakos Joyal Maltais Massicotte Rivard Seidman L. Smith Verner Watt five vacancies SK Andreychuk Batters Dyck Merchant Tkachuk Wallin Territories NT Sibbeston NU Patterson YT Lang Conservative (C) Independent (Ind.) or Not affiliated (N/A) Independent Liberal (Ind. L) Progressive Conservative (PC) ♦Speaker pro tempore