Steven Blaney

Steven Blaney, born on April eighth, nineteen sixty-five, is a prominent Canadian politician and engineer, currently serving as the mayor of Lévis, Quebec, a position he has held since two thousand twenty-five. A dedicated member of the Conservative Party, Blaney has made significant contributions to Canadian politics, particularly during his tenure as Minister of Public Safety from two thousand thirteen to two thousand fifteen.

Before his role in public safety, he served as Minister of Veterans Affairs and Minister of State for La Francophonie under Prime Minister Stephen Harper from two thousand eleven to two thousand thirteen. His political career in the House of Commons spanned from two thousand six to two thousand twenty-one, representing the Québec riding of Lévis—Bellechasse.

Despite his English-sounding name, Blaney is a proud Francophone, and his English is characterized by a distinct Quebecois accent. His commitment to his roots is evident in his political endeavors and community engagement.

In two thousand seventeen, he participated in the Conservative Party of Canada leadership election, where he showcased his political acumen, although he was eliminated in the seventh round of voting. Blaney's multifaceted career as a businessman, engineer, and environmental consultant reflects his diverse expertise and dedication to public service.