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MLA Gordon McNeilly, Charlottetown – West Royalty

MLA Gordon McNeilly

Mighty and everlasting Father, thank You for Gordon McNeilly and his service to the residents of Charlottetown–West Royalty and our entire province. Father, surround him with godly advisors and bless him with courage and discernment to continue advocating for the needs of his constituents with sincerity and humility. Dear Lord, You know his heart and see all the challenges he may be facing this day. Show him that Your grace is sufficient for him in every situation, and surround him with Your love and peace that surpasses all understanding. We ask that You fill his entire family with Your love, happiness, and joy, and may they experience You in a brand-new way. Reveal Your power in every situation they are facing, and let Your Spirit be their shield and rampart, offering safety and unwavering defence against the dangers of this world. We pray these things in Jesus’ name. Amen!

Gordon McNeilly was elected MLA for District # 14, Charlottetown – West Royalty in 2019 and 2023, and served as the third party critic on wellness, social development, housing, justice, public safety, and the status of women. Mr. McNeilly is a successful entrepreneur owning 2 small businesses in the Charlottetown area. Through his fitness and wellness business, he is a fitness professional, has extensive experience in coaching and is a motivational speaker. He also owns and operates a thriving new landscaping business. Gordon has displayed his talents as a community builder and is a respected community leader for over 20 years; engaged in outreach, promoting and supporting many not-for-profit organizations in the community. Most notably, he was the Provincial fundraising chair for the United Way for 3 years, he served as a Director of Lennon Recovery House for 2 years and gives freely of his time and expertise to many local associations. He is heavily involved with the Alzheimers Association and has volunteered to many community special events and local organizations. He is bilingual and holds a Bachelor of Science, Kinesiology from the University of New Brunswick.