Meet Susan Lahey

Susan Lahey is the Member of Provincial Parliament for York-Simcoe, elected in
September 2026. A long-time resident of the riding, Susan brings extensive experience
as a small business owner, municipal councillor, community volunteer, and local political
leader to her role at Queen’s Park.

Before entering provincial politics, Susan served as an East Gwillimbury Town
Councillor where she served as Chair of Engineering and Public Works, Local
Infrastructure, and as Council Liaison for Accessibility Advisory Committee and the
former East Gwillimbury Chamber of Commerce. She worked on issues important to
residents, such as transit and community safety, with a focus on prioritizing Fire and
Emergency Services.

Her commitment to the community has also included volunteer service with
organizations including the Mount Albert Lions Club, East Gwillimbury Public Library,
and the Women’s Centre of York Region. She is a former committee member of CHATS
(Community and Home Assistance to Seniors), highlighting her longstanding
commitment to supporting seniors and families in York Region.

Susan holds a Master of Arts degree and has pursued studies at the University of
Toronto, the University of British Columbia, and through the Sotheby’s Education
Program. She also speaks Mandarin Chinese, reflecting her international experience
and connections within the community.

Susan is the President of East Art Consultants Inc., an internationally respected art
appraisal firm she founded in 2006. Over the course of her professional career, she has
worked with businesses, institutions, and collectors across Canada and internationally.
Prior to her election as MPP, Susan served in many roles of the York-Simcoe
Progressive Conservative Riding Association, helping strengthen its connection with
communities throughout the riding.

Susan is a mother of two sons and chose to make Mount Albert her home. She has
spent many years raising her family, building her business, and volunteering in the
communities she now represents at Queen’s Park.

Susan is honoured to represent the communities of Bradford-West Gwillimbury, East
Gwillimbury, Georgina, and King, and is committed to serving all residents, businesses,
community organizations, and municipalities across the riding.