Trevor Halford is the Interim Leader of the Conservative Caucus of British Columbia. and represents the riding of Surrey–White Rock as a Member of the Legislative Assembly since 2020.
As Leader of the Official Opposition, Trevor is holding government to account on the issues that matter most to British Columbians: economic growth, affordability, public safety, health care capacity, and democratic accountability. His leadership is focused on restoring confidence in the fundamentals of government: responsible fiscal management, reliable public services, and an economy that works for families, businesses, and communities.
Since being elected, Trevor Halford has held Critic portfolios spanning Transportation and Infrastructure, Affordability, Mental Health and Addictions, ICBC, TransLink, BC Transit, and Sport. In the Legislature, he is known for a disciplined, outcomes-focused approach and for challenging centralized decision-making, regulatory uncertainty, and policies that increase costs without delivering results.
Prior to elected office, Trevor built a career across senior political staff roles and executive-level government affairs in both government and the private sector. He previously served as Director of Government Affairs for British Columbia at TransCanada Pipelines (TC Energy), where he worked on major infrastructure, energy, and regulatory files. This experience provided him with a practical, systems-level understanding of how public policy, permitting, and regulatory decisions affect investment, job creation, and long-term economic competitiveness.
Trevor Halford brings to leadership experience across government, industry, and legislative oversight, along with a results-driven approach to public service. He believes leadership is measured not by ideology, but by what works, what doesn’t, and whether government delivers meaningful results for the people it serves.