Foster seeks fourth term as MLA

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First elected in 2009 Foster was returned to office again in 2017 with nearly 48 per cent of the vote defeating the NDP’s Barry Dorval (29 per cent), Green Party candidate Keli Westgate (22 per cent) and Libertarian Don Jeffcoat (one per cent).

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Foster had been serving as the official opposition caucus whip.

He served on a number of committees, including the Environment and Land Use Committee and the Agenda and Priorities Committee. He has been a member of the Select Standing Committees on Legislative Initiatives, Parliamentary Reform, Ethical Conduct, Standing Orders, and Private Bills, and Finance and Government Services.

Prior to his election as MLA, he was mayor of the Village of Lumby for four years, and a councillor for 12 years. He was also a director of the North Okanagan Regional District.

Foster is a registered forest technician and a past member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Auxiliary, as well as a director of the North Okanagan Community Futures Development Corporation.