Early life
Natalie is the daughter of Kevin and Christa Curran of Southdale Avenue and grew up in Hillsborough Park. She attended local schools and later both Holland College and the University of Prince Edward Island, having studied business and tourism. She was the recipient of several awards and scholarships for ranking highest in the Business Administration program at UPEI and for demonstrating to an outstanding degree qualities of scholarship and leadership within the University community. Before entering political life, Minister Jameson spent several years working in professional roles with a focus in community investment, human resources and accounting. She is a dedicated volunteer having left her mark on charities and not-for-profits across Canada, including women’s shelters, the United Way and Ronald McDonald House. Natalie was proud to return home to the Island to raise her young family. Natalie, her husband Dennis, and their sons William and Henry live in Hillsborough Park.Political career
Natalie was elected as the MLA for District 9, Charlottetown-Hillsborough Park in the deferred election held on July 15, 2019. Minister Jameson has served as Minister of Education and Lifelong Learning since January 2021, and the Minister responsible for the Status of Women since February 2020. Minister Jameson’s Cabinet roles have included Minister of Environment, Water and Climate Change; Minister responsible for Charlottetown; member of the PEI Special Committee on Climate Change; member of the PEI Special Committee on Poverty in PEI; member of the ''Cabinet Committee'' on Policy and Priorities.; and member of the Treasury Board.Electoral record
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