Paul Wyatt Wyatt DICK

Background

Dick, Paul Wyatt was born on October 27, 1940 in Kapuskasing, Ontario, Canada. Son of William Wyatt and Constance Grace (Harrison) Dick.

Education

Trinity College School, University of Western Ontario, University of New Brunswick.

Career

Assistant crown attorney, County of Carleton, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1969-1972; partner, Dick & Nichols, Ottawa, 1972-1986; chairman, Ontario Federal Progressive Conservative Caucus, Ottawa, 1974-1978; youth critic, Professional Corporation Party, Ottawa, 1976-1979; deputy opposition house leader, Canada House of Commons, Ottawa, 1983-1984; parlimentary secretary, government house leader, president privy council, Canada House of Commons, Ottawa, 1984-1985; parlimentary secretary, president treasury board, Canada House of Commons, Ottawa, 1985-1986; associate minister national defense, Canada House of Commons, Ottawa, 1986-1989; minister supply and services, Canada House of Commons, Ottawa, since 1989; minster designate government services, Canada House of Commons, Ottawa.

Achievements

• Paul Wyatt Dick has been listed as a noteworthy Canadian legislator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Law Society Upper Canada.

Interests

• Avocations: skiing, tennis.

Connections

Children: Andrew Charles and William Wyatt (twins).

Father:

William Wyatt Dick

Mother:

Constance Grace (Harrison) Dick

child:

Andrew Charles and William Wyatt Dick (twins)