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Batters, Denise

SKU Senator

Denise Batters, a seasoned lawyer and mental health advocate, has served Saskatchewan in various capacities, including as Chief of Staff to the Minister of Justice and Executive Director of Regulatory Affairs for the Crown Investments Corporation. Appointed to the Senate in 2013 by Prime Minister Stephen Harper, she has been a strong voice on mental health and suicide prevention, organizing charity events in memory of her late husband and advocating for a national suicide prevention strategy. Senator Batters has played key roles in Senate committees, focusing on transparency, accountability, and legal reforms, including challenging aspects of government legislation. Her dedication to public service and mental health has earned her national recognition, including the Champion of Mental Health Award.

Affliation

C

Email

denise.batters@sen.parl.gc.ca

Date of retirement

2045-06-18

Appointed By

Harper, Stephen (C)

Work Experience

Senator; Former Radio Host; Advocate for fiscal responsibility, public safety, and healthcare reform.

Education

Bachelor’s in Arts, University of Saskatchewan
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