Susan MacNeill — Public Record
| Organization / work | Susan MacNeill’s role or involvement | What we can document about her involvement |
| Seniors Advocacy Service | Coordinator / seniors advocate | Susan has a long documented association with the Quesnel Seniors Advocacy Service. In 2019 she appeared with Ruth Scoullar before a committee of the B.C. Legislature advocating for seniors and funding for seniors advocacy services. The service described assisting seniors with referrals, information and practical matters. |
| B.C. Legislature advocacy | Representative of Seniors Advocacy Service | Her appearance is recorded in the Legislature’s proceedings, so this is an activity we can attribute personally to Susan, rather than simply to an organization with which she was associated. |
| Poverty Reduction Consultation — Quesnel | Moderator | Susan moderated the March 2018 Quesnel poverty-reduction consultation. The resulting report addressed affordable housing, mental-health services, food insecurity and gaps in community services. Her role as moderator is documented; the recommendations were the product of the consultation and should not be characterized as Susan’s personal proposals. |
| West Quesnel Business Association | Director | City records identified Susan as a Director in 2024. This establishes her involvement representing West Quesnel business interests, but I haven’t found enough evidence yet to attribute particular WQBA accomplishments personally to her. |
| Quesnel Accessibility Committee | Seniors Advocacy Service representative | The City’s 2025 Accessibility Plan identifies Susan as the Seniors Advocacy Service representative on the committee. This documents direct involvement in accessibility issues. |
| Housing / vulnerable populations | Community stakeholder | In 2024 City records, Susan participated in discussions as both Seniors Advocacy Service Coordinator and a West Quesnel Business Association Director. This establishes participation in the discussions, but not responsibility for Council’s subsequent decisions. |
| Travel industry | Travel consultant / connected agent | Public business listings identify Susan as a Quesnel travel consultant, cruise specialist and licensed travel-insurance agent. |
| 2018 Quesnel Council election | Councillor candidate | Susan received 706 votes and finished seventh. She was not elected. I have not yet located a sufficiently reliable surviving source setting out her detailed 2018 campaign promises. |
| 2026 Quesnel Council election | Councillor candidate | She is running again. Her 2026 positions and promises should be added as she publishes them, using her own statements wherever possible. |
| Overall documented community involvement | Seniors, accessibility, poverty, housing/social issues and West Quesnel business interests | There is a substantial public record showing participation and advocacy in these areas. We should distinguish that record from specific accomplishments unless a source demonstrates that Susan personally initiated or achieved a particular result. |