B. H. Cameron is a husband and father of two living on land settled by his great-great grandfather. A graduate of Queen's University and St. Lawrence College in Kingston, Ontario, he has held positions with the Government of Canada, noted political pollster Nik Nanos, and on the staff of a member of the Ontario Legislature. He has also worked on national campaign tours for two Canadian Prime Ministers, Joe Clark and Brian Mulroney. In 1997, Cameron served as a member, and contributing writer, to the Community Editorial Board of the Kingston Whig-Standard newspaper. In 2013, he joined the Advisory Board of Commonwealth Exchange, a London, UK based policy and research group. In October, 2014 he was elected to municipal office, serving as a Councillor for the Township of Central Frontenac, in eastern Ontario. His first book, "The Case for Commonwealth Free Trade", was released in 2005.