Leonard Krog

Leonard Krog

MLA for Parksville-Qualicum
In office 1991–1996
Preceded by	first member
Succeeded by	Paul Reitsma
MLA for Nanaimo
Incumbent
Assumed office 2005
Preceded by	Mike Hunter
Personal details
Born	1953/1954 (age 62–63)^[1] Nanaimo, British Columbia
Political party	New Democrat

Leonard Eugene Krog (born in Nanaimo, British Columbia) is a Canadian politician and lawyer in British Columbia. He was first elected in the 1991 general election representing the riding of Parksville-Qualicum in the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia and served as a backbencher in the Mike Harcourt NDP government. He ran for re-election in 1996 but was defeated by Paul Reitsma. He ran again in the 2005 election the Nanaimo constituency and defeated the Liberal incumbent Mike Hunter.

In 2003, he ran for the leadership of the NDP but lost to Carole James.

He is the opposition critic for the Attorney General in the legislature.

References

Current members of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia

Liberal	Clark Anton Ashton Barnett Bennett Bernier Bing Bond Cadieux Coleman Dalton de Jong Fassbender Foster Gibson Hamilton Hogg Hunt Kyllo Lake Larson Lee Letnick Martin McRae Morris Oakes Plecas Polak Reid Reimer Rustad Michelle Stilwell Moira Stilwell Stone Sturdy Sullivan Sultan Tegart Thomson Thornthwaite Throness Virk Wat Wilkinson Yamamoto Yap

New Democrat	Horgan Austin Bains Chandra Herbert Chouhan Conroy Corrigan Darcy Dix Donaldson Eby Elmore Farnworth Fleming Fraser Hammell Heyman Holman James Karagianis Krog Macdonald Mark Mungall Popham Ralston Rice Robinson B. Routley D. Routley Shin Simons Simpson Trevena Wickens

Green	Weaver

Independent	Huntington Pimm

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