Cameron strives to represent the interests of Northern Ontario. Passionate about the socio-economic landscape of the North, he keeps climate change, Indigenous relations, renewable generation and the natural resource sector at the heart of his advocacy work. He is a founding member and Director for the Federation des gens d’affaires de l'Ontario, a public appointee to the Ontario Trillium Foundation, and a director for the Timmins and District Hospital. He was also instrumental in re-establishing the Independent Arts Council for Timmins. He previously sat on the Boards of the Public Affairs Association of Canada, and the Ontario Caucus Advisory Council and as Provincial Co-chair for the Governor General's Canadian Leadership Conference. Engaged in the community, Cameron divides his time between the various non-profit organizations that seek to advance arts and culture in Timmins. He has been a long-time member of the Timmins Symphony Orchestra as a classical violinist and Director of the Board. He fulfils his love of winter sport, coaching the Timmins Ski Racers and as President and Chair of Mount Jamieson Resort.