Dennis Perry

Dennis Perry

Dennis Perry is a Canadian politician, currently the deputy leader of the Green Party of British Columbia. He lives in West Vancouver.

He spent 35 years in business and investment banking. He also spent decades spearheading the campaign to achieve protection for the Southern Chilcotin Mountains as a BC provincial park.

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