Canadian military career
He served in the Canadian Navy for eight years, and received a BA in economics and political science from Royal Military College of Canada. During this period he spent two years in Victoria at Royal Roads Military College. He completed an exchange tour of duty in the Royal Navy Submarine Service in Hampshire, England, as well as serving as navigating officer of HMC Submarine Ojibwa in Halifax from 1974 to 1975. Hunt retired from the Canadian Armed Forces with the rank of Captain (Naval Lieutenant) in 1975.Nova Scotia MLA
Hunt was elected as a Progressive Conservative member of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly in 1978, representing the riding of Hants East, and served until 1981. At the time of his election, he was the youngest member of the government having been elected at the age of 29. He served as chairman of two committees of the legislature: Lands & Forests, and Tourism.Victoria life
Since 1983, Hunt has lived in Victoria, working in the high technology industry. He founded and continues to operate Compass Solutions, a business and technology consulting firm. He has held executive management and leadership positions in a number of companies. As part of the 1994 Victoria Commonwealth Games, he recruited and project managed a team of 70 workers. He stood as a Reform Party candidate for Victoria in the 1993 federal election, and was the riding'sReferences
{{DEFAULTSORT:Hunt, G. Patrick Progressive Conservative Association of Nova Scotia MLAs 1949 births Living people British Columbia candidates for Member of Parliament People from Windsor, Nova Scotia Reform Party of Canada candidates in the 1993 Canadian federal election Conservative Party of Canada candidates for the Canadian House of Commons Royal Military College of Canada alumni