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Klyne, Marty
Senator Marty Klyne, appointed in 2018, represents Saskatchewan in the Senate and brings extensive experience in business leadership, strategic direction, and Indigenous economic development. His diverse career includes roles in finance, media, gaming, and regional economic development. Senator Klyne has held leadership positions, such as CEO of the RCMP Heritage Centre and COO of the Regina Pats Hockey Club. He also served as Publisher/CEO of Saskatchewan’s major daily newspapers and President/CEO of Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation. In the Senate, Senator Klyne focuses on net-zero energy solutions, Indigenous rights, agriculture, trade, and financial matters. He is a member of several Senate committees, including Agriculture and Forestry, Audit and Oversight, and Legal and Constitutional Affairs, and sponsors the Jane Goodall Act (Bill S-241) for protecting wild animals in captivity. A passionate advocate for Indigenous economic development, he has been recognized with numerous awards, including the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal and the Saskatchewan Centennial Medal. Born and raised in Regina, Senator Klyne holds a degree in Business Administration from the University of Regina and a Pro.Dir™ designation. His extensive community involvement and contributions to Indigenous interests have earned him high honors, including a First Nations Blanket and a white eagle feather.
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