Nina Krieger is a public leader and candidate profile on Choseno. Serving as or running for MLA. Located in Victoria-Swan Lake. Profile overview: Nina Krieger: Standing up for people in Victoria-Swan Lake Nina Krieger has spent her life standing up for people, as a community leader dedicated to advancing education, justice, and a brighter and more equal future for everyone in British Columbia. As Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor-General, Nina expanded training opportunities for law enforcement and innovative programs to tackle crime, break cycles of violence and support victims and vulnerable communities. In her role as Parliamentary Secretary for Arts and Film, Nina advanced opportunities for the South Island's film sector and championed arts and culture in our province. Before running for public office in 2024, Nina served as Executive Director of Western Canada's leading Holocaust museum, advancing anti-racism education nationally and internationally. A proven and values-driven leader deeply committed to collaboration, Nina has forged meaningful partnerships with other levels of government and the non-profit, business and philanthropic sectors. Where the BC Conservatives would cozy up to Donald Trump and cut the services we rely on, Nina Krieger, David Eby and the BC NDP have a plan to stand up for BC, protect the things that matter, and build up our economy. The plan is working. And we can’t stop now. Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/Nina-Krieger-61564063868996/ | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ninakriegerbc/ | X: https://x.com/@NinaKriegerBC Voters and constituents can review policy stances, submit public ratings, track campaign updates, and leave feedback on Choseno.

Nina Krieger: Standing up for people in Victoria-Swan Lake Nina Krieger has spent her life standing up for people, as a community leader dedicated to advancing education, justice, and a brighter and more equal future for everyone in British Columbia. As Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor-General, Nina expanded training opportunities for law enforcement and innovative programs to tackle crime, break cycles of violence and support victims and vulnerable communities. In her role as Parliamentary Secretary for Arts and Film, Nina advanced opportunities for the South Island's film sector and championed arts and culture in our province. Before running for public office in 2024, Nina served as Executive Director of Western Canada's leading Holocaust museum, advancing anti-racism education nationally and internationally. A proven and values-driven leader deeply committed to collaboration, Nina has forged meaningful partnerships with other levels of government and the non-profit, business and philanthropic sectors. Where the BC Conservatives would cozy up to Donald Trump and cut the services we rely on, Nina Krieger, David Eby and the BC NDP have a plan to stand up for BC, protect the things that matter, and build up our economy. The plan is working. And we can’t stop now.
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