David Kilgour

Background

Kilgour, David was born on February 18, 1941 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Son of David Eckford and Mary Sophia (Russell) Kilgour.

Career

Candidate, House of Commons, 1968; member, House of Commons, since 1979; appointed parliament secretary to government house leader, 1979; opposition critic for crime prevention, 1981-1983; deputy critic external affairs, 1983-1984; appointed parliament secretary to minister external relations, 1984; parliament secretary to minister Indian affairs and northern development, 1985; parliament secretary to minister transport, 1986; assistant city prosecutor, Vancouver, B.C., Canada, 1967-1968; advisory counsel, Department Justice, Ottawa, 1968-1969; chief crown attorney, Dauphin Judicial District, Manitoba, 1971-1972; a senior agent, Alberta General and Constitutional Advisory, 1972-1979; deputy speaker, chairman committees whole house, House of Commons, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1994-1997; secretary state, Latin America & Africa, since 1997.

Achievements

• David Kilgour has been listed as a noteworthy Canadian member of parliament by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Canada Bar Association.

Connections

Married Laura Mae Scott, June 22, 1974. Children: Margot, Eileen, David, Hilary.

Father:

David Eckford Kilgour

Mother:

Mary Sophia (Russell) Kilgour

Spouse:

Laura Mae Scott

child:

David Kilgour

child:

Eileen Kilgour

child:

Hilary Kilgour

child:

Margot Kilgour