Emily Tredger
MLA for Whitehorse Centre
Emily (she/her) grew up in the Yukon and is proud to call it home. Emily studied neuroscience at Dalhousie University and then speech-language pathology at McGill University. She then worked for years with young children and their families as a speech-language pathologist, first in B.C. and then in the Yukon at the Child Development Centre. Mostly recently prior to being elected MLA, Emily held the role of executive director at Teegatha’Oh Zheh which supports Yukon residents with developmental disabilities and was President of Queer Yukon Society.
In her spare time, she plays hockey, makes music and films, and hangs out with her dog Griffon. Emily knows that as a territory, we can do even better for people. She’s excited to take her experience fighting for people to the legislature.
Critic portfolios and caucus roles:
- Deputy Chair of Committee of the Whole
- House Leader
- Housing
- Environment
- Highways and Public Works
- Women’s Directorate
- Yukon Liquor Corporation
- Yukon Lotteries
- Yukon Energy Corporation
- Yukon Development Corporation
Emily Tredger's activity stream
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Emily Tredger published Open Letter Regarding Whitehorse Elementary School in Newsroom 2022-07-26 12:40:25 -0700
Open Letter Regarding Whitehorse Elementary School
“A community without a school is a dying community.” These are the words I heard from a parent after the Liberal government’s surprise decision to move Whitehorse Elementary School out of downtown.
With no notice to parents, neighbours, staff or elected representatives, the Liberals have made it clear that they aren’t interested in listening to downtown residents. As the MLA for downtown, and someone who loves our community, I want to listen.
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