Gregory McLean

Gregory has lived in Bruce County for most of his adult life. He currently is a municipal councillor in Brockton and retired administrator having worked in both Bruce and Huron Counties.  McLean is committed to advocating for policies that support local farmers, small businesses, and families, while ensuring the long-term sustainability of the environment and local resources.

McLean’s key priorities include:

Access to Healthcare: Ensuring all Canadians have access to quality healthcare, including expanding mental health and addiction services.

Affordable Housing: Addressing the housing crisis by supporting policies that make homes more affordable and sustainable.

Economic Sustainability: Promoting green jobs, supporting local agriculture, small business and diversifying the economy to ensure Huron-Bruce remains a vibrant, thriving community.

Social Justice: Fighting for equality, inclusion, and the rights of Indigenous communities and ensuring that every Canadian has a fair chance of succeeding.  

Electoral Reform: Making the electoral system fairer and more equitable by eliminating ‘First Past the Post’ and replacing it with proportional representation- where every vote counts.

McLean brings a wealth of experience in leadership and a deep commitment to the Green Party’s core values of environmental stewardship, social justice, and equity, with a clear vision for a brighter, more sustainable future, 

McLean is eager to work with the residents of Huron-Bruce to create a more just and equitable Canada for all.

“I believe that real change begins at the grassroots level, and it’s time for Huron-Bruce to be represented by someone who is committed to the environment, social justice, and the future of our communities.  Together, we can create a sustainable and thriving future for Huron-Bruce and all Canadians.”