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Canadian politician (born 1958)
https://calgaryherald.com/news/McIver/3178995/story.html Ric McIver: Bio (Calgary Herald) McIver site "Bio « Ric McIver". Ric McIver. Retrieved 2010-05-29. Guttormson
Ric_McIver
announces his candidacy. May 6, 2014 - Ric McIver resigns as Minister of Infrastructure. May 7, 2014 - McIver declares his candidacy. May 12, 2014 - Ken
2014 Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta leadership election
2014_Progressive_Conservative_Association_of_Alberta_leadership_election
Canadian Legislative Assembly
directors and chief executive officer. On 13 May, the assembly elected Ric McIver as speaker, after Nathan Cooper announced his plan to resign as an MLA
31st_Alberta_Legislature
Canadian politician
co-chairs Rona Ambrose, Calgary MP Stephanie Kusie, MLA Jeremy Nixon, MLA Ric McIver, and MLA Jason Copping. Schulz placed fourth in the leader race and was
Rebecca_Schulz
Canadian provincial election
relating to the Alberta Health Services board of directors. May 13: MLA Ric McIver resigns his position as Minister of Municipal Affairs and is elected to
32nd_Alberta_general_election
Canadian municipal election in Alberta
Former Ward 6 alderman, withdrew from the race on October 14 to back Ric McIver, but still appeared on the ballot. Joe Connelly - Alderman incumbent to
2010 Calgary municipal election
2010_Calgary_municipal_election
Cabinet of Alberta since 2022
portfolios from the Kenney Ministry, while Tanya Fir, Whitney Issik, Ric McIver, Jason Nixon and Prasad Panda were dropped entirely. The labour and housing
Smith_ministry
Provincial electoral district in Alberta, Canada
the new electoral district of Calgary-South East. In 2012, PC Candidate Ric McIver defeated Wayne Anderson, contender for the Wild Rose Party, to become
Calgary-Hays
Cabinet of Alberta, 2014–2015
Dirks, David Dorward, Stephen Khan, Maureen Kubinec, Stephen Mandel and Ric McIver. Dirks, a former Calgary school board chair, and Mandel, former mayor
Prentice_ministry
Canadian politician
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Manmeet_Bhullar
Canadian journalist
$60-million budget shortfall. Higgins placed third behind Naheed Nenshi and Ric McIver, accumulating over 90,000 votes, just over 25% of the total votes cast
Barb_Higgins
Canadian politician (born 1979/80)
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Kyle_Fawcett
Ministry of the Executive Council of Alberta, Canada
boards. On January 4, 2021, Ric McIver became Acting Minister of Municipal Affairs, replacing Tracy Allard. On July 8 McIver was appointed Minister of Municipal
Ministry of Municipal Affairs (Alberta)
Ministry_of_Municipal_Affairs_(Alberta)
Canadian politician
Jansen Jeff Johnson Donna Kennedy-Glans Heather Klimchuk Thomas Lukaszuk Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Dave Quest Dave Rodney Don
Doug_Horner
Current speakers of Canadian legislative bodies
Commons". Library of Parliament. Retrieved September 17, 2025. "Honourable Ric McIver, ECA". Legislative Assembly of Alberta. Retrieved November 26, 2025. "Speaker
List of current legislative speakers of Canada
List_of_current_legislative_speakers_of_Canada
Canadian politician
process. As such, Gill's initial nomination was withdrawn by interim leader Ric McIver, though he won the nomination by election two days after. Gill was elected
Prab_Gill
2010–2021 mayoralty in Calgary, Canada
with eight per cent support, although well behind the leaders, alderman Ric McIver (42%) and local media personality Barb Higgins (28%). His growing popularity
Mayoralty_of_Naheed_Nenshi
Aspect of Canadian politics
Minister of Energy, Nixon was appointed House Leader, and Doug Schweitzer, Ric McIver, and Savage were appointed as Deputy House Leaders on April 30, 2019.
Premiership_of_Jason_Kenney
Improvement district in Alberta, Canada
• Governing body Alberta Municipal Affairs (AMA) • Minister of AMA Ric McIver • CAO Darryl Joyce • MLA Martin Long Area (2021) • Land 10,118.55 km2
Improvement_District_No._12
Polish-Canadian evangelical street preacher
Pawlowski endorsed Ric McIver's leadership bid of the Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta. A campaign photo featuring McIver and Pawlowski with
Artur_Pawlowski
Provincially-owned government building
infrastructure ministers—Jeff Johnson (2011–2012), Wayne Drysdale (2012–2013), and Ric McIver (2013–2014). The project was the subject of an investigation and a 2014
Queen_Elizabeth_II_Building
Canadian politician
Jansen Jeff Johnson Donna Kennedy-Glans Heather Klimchuk Thomas Lukaszuk Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Dave Quest Dave Rodney Don
Doug_Griffiths
30th general election of Alberta, Canada
Calgary-Foothills, leaving the riding vacant and triggering a by-election. May 11: Ric McIver, PC MLA-elect for Calgary-Hays and outgoing cabinet minister, is appointed
2019_Alberta_general_election
Improvement district in Alberta, Canada
• Governing body Alberta Municipal Affairs (AMA) • Minister of AMA Ric McIver • CAO Troy Shewchuk • MLA Martin Long Area (2021) • Land 4,601.52 km2
Improvement_District_No._25
Canadian politician
Jansen Jeff Johnson Donna Kennedy-Glans Heather Klimchuk Thomas Lukaszuk Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Dave Quest Dave Rodney Don
Dave_Rodney
Canadian politician
Jansen Jeff Johnson Donna Kennedy-Glans Heather Klimchuk Thomas Lukaszuk Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Dave Quest Dave Rodney Don
Thomas_Lukaszuk
Canadian politician
January 4, 2021 Premier Jason Kenney Preceded by Kaycee Madu Succeeded by Ric McIver Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta for Grande Prairie In office
Tracy_Allard
Canadian politician
2019 – May 13, 2025 Deputy Angela Pitt Preceded by Bob Wanner Succeeded by Ric McIver Leader of the Opposition in Alberta In office July 24, 2017 – October
Nathan Cooper (Canadian politician)
Nathan_Cooper_(Canadian_politician)
Canadian politician
Jansen Jeff Johnson Donna Kennedy-Glans Heather Klimchuk Thomas Lukaszuk Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Dave Quest Dave Rodney Don
Richard_Starke
Cabinet of Alberta, 2019–2022
promoting Jason Luan to Community and Social Services; permanently moving Ric McIver to Municipal Affairs; promoting Ron Orr to Culture; dropping Grant Hunter
Kenney_ministry
Canadian politician (born 1981)
Glubish Nate Horner Grant Hunter Adriana LaGrange Jason Luan Kaycee Madu Ric McIver Dale Nally Demetrios Nicolaides Jason Nixon Prasad Panda Josephine Pon
Nate_Glubish
Canadian politician
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Diana_McQueen
Provincial party election in Alberta, Canada
Frey (MLA for Brooks-Medicine Hat) Jeremy Nixon (MLA for Calgary-Klein) Ric McIver (MLA for Calgary-Hays and Minister of Municipal Affairs) Brad Rutherford
2022 United Conservative Party leadership election
2022_United_Conservative_Party_leadership_election
Canadian politician & lawyer (born 1954)
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Verlyn_Olson
City in Alberta, Canada
administrators were removed from office by Alberta Municipal Affairs minister Ric McIver, after the city failed to comply with recommendations in a 2022 third
Chestermere
Canadian politician
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Teresa_Woo-Paw
Canadian politician
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Maureen_Kubinec
Canadian politician (born 1972)
with eight per cent support, although well behind the leaders, alderman Ric McIver (42%) and local media personality Barb Higgins (28%). His growing popularity
Naheed_Nenshi
Candidate Votes Percentage Jim Prentice 17,963 76.81 Ric McIver 2,742 11.72 Thomas Lukaszuk 2,681 11.46 Total 23,386 100.00
Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta leadership elections
Progressive_Conservative_Association_of_Alberta_leadership_elections
Canadian politician (born 1957)
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Frank_Oberle_Jr.
Canadian politician
Jansen Jeff Johnson Donna Kennedy-Glans Heather Klimchuk Thomas Lukaszuk Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Dave Quest Dave Rodney Don
Greg_Weadick
Canadian business man and politician
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Jeff Johnson (Alberta politician)
Jeff_Johnson_(Alberta_politician)
Canadian politician
Kennedy-Glans Stephen Khan Heather Klimchuk Ron Liepert Thomas Lukaszuk Ric McIver Diana McQueen Ted Morton Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Dave Quest Dave
Ray_Danyluk
Future light rail transit (LRT) line in Calgary, Alberta
In December 2020, the United Conservative Minister of Transportation, Ric McIver, rebuked the Green Line saying in a statement that the train is a "line
Green_Line_(Calgary)
Canadian politician
Glubish Nate Horner Grant Hunter Adriana LaGrange Jason Luan Kaycee Madu Ric McIver Dale Nally Demetrios Nicolaides Jason Nixon Prasad Panda Josephine Pon
Leela_Aheer
Canadian politician (born c. 1976)
Glubish Nate Horner Grant Hunter Adriana LaGrange Jason Luan Kaycee Madu Ric McIver Dale Nally Demetrios Nicolaides Jason Nixon Prasad Panda Josephine Pon
Tyler_Shandro
Alberta politician
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
David_Dorward
Canadian politician
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Don Scott (Alberta politician)
Don_Scott_(Alberta_politician)
Canadian politician (born 1986/87)
Incumbent Assumed office May 16, 2025 Premier Danielle Smith Preceded by Ric McIver Minister of Mental Health and Addiction In office June 9, 2023 – May 16
Dan Williams (Canadian politician)
Dan_Williams_(Canadian_politician)
Canadian provincial political party
election to a full term in his Calgary riding, and retired from politics. Ric McIver was chosen interim leader by caucus on May 11, 2015. The 2017 leadership
Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta
Progressive_Conservative_Association_of_Alberta
Canadian politician (born 1961)
office May 24, 2015 – February 2, 2016 Premier Rachel Notley Preceded by Ric McIver Succeeded by Christina Gray Personal details Born (1961-01-31) January
Lori_Sigurdson
Canadian politician
Jansen Jeff Johnson Donna Kennedy-Glans Heather Klimchuk Thomas Lukaszuk Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Dave Quest Dave Rodney Don
Fred_Horne
Canadian politician
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Naresh_Bhardwaj
Canadian politician (born 1966/67)
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Stephen_Khan
Canadian politician and journalist
Jansen Jeff Johnson Donna Kennedy-Glans Heather Klimchuk Thomas Lukaszuk Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Dave Quest Dave Rodney Don
Sandra_Jansen
Canadian politician
November 22, 2004 – April 23, 2012 Preceded by New district Succeeded by Ric McIver Personal details Born (1947-08-03) August 3, 1947 (age 79) Halifax, Nova
Arthur_Johnston_(politician)
Cabinet of Alberta, 2014
leadership must resign, in order to prevent an unfair advantage. On May 7, Ric McIver resigned in order to contest the leadership; he was replaced as infrastructure
Hancock_ministry
Body that leads the executive branch of Alberta
and Utilities RJ Sigurdson May 21, 2026 Minister of Municipal Affairs Ric McIver June 9, 2023 Minister of Transportation and Economic Corridors Devin Dreeshen
Executive_Council_of_Alberta
Canadian politician
Glubish Nate Horner Grant Hunter Adriana LaGrange Jason Luan Kaycee Madu Ric McIver Dale Nally Demetrios Nicolaides Jason Nixon Prasad Panda Josephine Pon
Dale_Nally
Relative preeminence of officials for ceremonial purposes
Saskatchewan—Randy Weekes Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta—Ric McIver Speaker of the Newfoundland and Labrador House of Assembly—Derek Bennett
Canadian_order_of_precedence
Canadian politician (born 1987/88)
Glubish Nate Horner Grant Hunter Adriana LaGrange Jason Luan Kaycee Madu Ric McIver Dale Nally Demetrios Nicolaides Jason Nixon Prasad Panda Josephine Pon
Devin_Dreeshen
Canadian politician
Glubish Nate Horner Grant Hunter Adriana LaGrange Jason Luan Kaycee Madu Ric McIver Dale Nally Demetrios Nicolaides Jason Nixon Prasad Panda Josephine Pon
Travis_Toews
Canadian politician
Assembly of Alberta. On April 18, 2016, Wanner threw interim PC leader Ric McIver out of the Alberta legislature for repeatedly refusing to sit down after
Bob_Wanner
Canadian politician
Glubish Nate Horner Grant Hunter Adriana LaGrange Jason Luan Kaycee Madu Ric McIver Dale Nally Demetrios Nicolaides Jason Nixon Prasad Panda Josephine Pon
Demetrios_Nicolaides
Canadian politician
2021 – October 21, 2022 Premier Jason Kenney, Danielle Smith Preceded by Ric McIver Succeeded by Devin Dreeshen Minister of Community and Social Services
Rajan_Sawhney
declined to run for the nomination despite speculation to the contrary. Ric McIver, leader of the Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta and MLA
2017 Calgary Heritage federal by-election
2017_Calgary_Heritage_federal_by-election
Canadian general
Affairs In office October 2019 – May 2021 Minister Kaycee Madu Tracy Allard Ric McIver Preceded by Brad Pickering Succeeded by Brandy Cox Personal details Born
Paul_Wynnyk
Canadian politician
begin or how long building would take. Alberta Transportation Minister Ric McIver said twinning the highway at the time would cost $50 million per year
Mike Allen (Alberta politician)
Mike_Allen_(Alberta_politician)
Improvement district in Alberta, Canada
• Governing body Alberta Municipal Affairs (AMA) • Minister of AMA Ric McIver • CAO Troy Shewchuk • MLA Jackie Armstrong-Homeniuk Area (2021) • Land
Improvement_District_No._13
Canadian politician
joined by Premier of Alberta Jason Kenney, Minister of Municipal Affairs Ric McIver, and MP Michelle Rempel Garner. Fellow Calgary city council member Kourtney
Sean_Chu
Canadian politician
Glubish Nate Horner Grant Hunter Adriana LaGrange Jason Luan Kaycee Madu Ric McIver Dale Nally Demetrios Nicolaides Jason Nixon Prasad Panda Josephine Pon
Sonya_Savage
Canadian provincial legislative officer
(born 1980) May 21, 2019 May 13, 2025 United Conservative 30th 31st 15 Ric McIver MLA for Calgary-Hays (born 1958) May 13, 2025 United Conservative 31st
Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta
Speaker_of_the_Legislative_Assembly_of_Alberta
Canadian educator and politician
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Gordon_Dirks
Canadian politician
election: Calgary-Hays Party Candidate Votes % ±% Progressive Conservative Ric McIver 8,621 55.09 +0.86 Wildrose Wayne Anderson 5,670 36.23 +25.60 Liberal Brian
Wayne_Anderson_(politician)
May 11, 2015, the remaining nine members of the party's caucus elected Ric McIver as interim leader. According to the party's constitution, a leadership
2017 Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta leadership election
2017_Progressive_Conservative_Association_of_Alberta_leadership_election
Canadian politician
with Toronto city councillor Olivia Chow and Calgary city councillor Ric McIver to take part in Xerox Canada's "Colour for Charity" campaign. The three
Christine_Poulin
Elections of city in Alberta, Canada
9: Joe Ceci Ward 10: Diane Danielson Ward 11: Barry Erskine Ward 12: Ric McIver Ward 13: Diane Colley-Urquhart Ward 14: Linda Fox-Mellway 221,513 98 2004
List of Calgary municipal elections
List_of_Calgary_municipal_elections
Conservative Ric McIver June 9, 2023 May 13, 2025 United Conservative Rebecca Schulz October 24, 2022 June 9, 2023 United Conservative Ric McIver January 5
List of Alberta provincial ministers
List_of_Alberta_provincial_ministers
29th general election of Alberta, Canada
2.2% Len Skowronski (Social Credit) 90 - 0.4% Jason Luan Calgary-Hays Ric McIver 6,671 - 38.3% Bob Mailloux 4,562 - 26.2% Shawn Emran 722 - 4.1% Carla
2015_Alberta_general_election
Highway in Alberta
Saskiw, the Wildrose MLA for Lac La Biche. Alberta Transportation Minister Ric McIver said twinning the highway at the time would cost $50 million per year
Alberta_Highway_63
Canadian politician
Glubish Nate Horner Grant Hunter Adriana LaGrange Jason Luan Kaycee Madu Ric McIver Dale Nally Demetrios Nicolaides Jason Nixon Prasad Panda Josephine Pon
Grant_Hunter
Freeway that encircles Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
travel per bridge each way. In September 2019, Minister of Transportation Ric McIver announced that a contract for the work had been awarded, with work set
Anthony_Henday_Drive
Canadian politician (born 1960)
Kennedy-Glans Stephen Khan Heather Klimchuk Ron Liepert Thomas Lukaszuk Ric McIver Diana McQueen Ted Morton Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Dave Quest Dave
Evan_Berger_(politician)
Provincial legislature of Alberta
1905 (1905-09-09) Preceded by North-West Legislative Assembly Leadership Speaker Ric McIver, UCP since May 13, 2025 Premier Danielle Smith, UCP since October 11,
Legislative Assembly of Alberta
Legislative_Assembly_of_Alberta
Canadian politician
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Jonathan_Denis
Canadian politician (born 1956)
Jansen Jeff Johnson Donna Kennedy-Glans Heather Klimchuk Thomas Lukaszuk Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Dave Quest Dave Rodney Don
Cal_Dallas
Canadian politician
Glubish Nate Horner Grant Hunter Adriana LaGrange Jason Luan Kaycee Madu Ric McIver Dale Nally Demetrios Nicolaides Jason Nixon Prasad Panda Josephine Pon
Rick Wilson (Canadian politician)
Rick_Wilson_(Canadian_politician)
Canadian politician (born 1958)
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Heather_Klimchuk
Canadian politician (born 1980/81)
Glubish Nate Horner Grant Hunter Adriana LaGrange Jason Luan Kaycee Madu Ric McIver Dale Nally Demetrios Nicolaides Jason Nixon Prasad Panda Josephine Pon
Nate_Horner
Canadian politician
Glubish Nate Horner Grant Hunter Adriana LaGrange Jason Luan Kaycee Madu Ric McIver Dale Nally Demetrios Nicolaides Jason Nixon Prasad Panda Josephine Pon
Josephine_Pon
Canadian lawyer and politician
Glubish Nate Horner Grant Hunter Adriana LaGrange Jason Luan Kaycee Madu Ric McIver Dale Nally Demetrios Nicolaides Jason Nixon Prasad Panda Josephine Pon
Doug_Schweitzer
Canadian politician
29, 2019 Premier Rachel Notley Preceded by Wayne Drysdale Succeeded by Ric McIver Leader of the Alberta New Democratic Party In office July 13, 2004 – October
Brian_Mason
Premier of Alberta from 2019 to 2022 (born 1968)
Association of Alberta In office March 18, 2017 – July 24, 2017 Preceded by Ric McIver (interim) Succeeded by Nathan Cooper (as interim leader of the United
Jason_Kenney
Provincial election in Canada
Whitney Issik Calgary-Hays Richard William "Ric" McIver Andrew Stewart Evelyn Tanaka Garry Leonhardt Ric McIver Calgary-Lougheed Eric Bouchard Venkat Ravulaparthi
2023_Alberta_general_election
Provincial party election in Alberta, Canada
Lake) Prab Gill (Calgary-Greenway), Grant Hunter (Cardston-Taber-Warner), Ric McIver (Calgary-Hays), Jason Nixon (Rimbey-Rocky Mountain House-Sundre), Prasad
2017 United Conservative Party leadership election
2017_United_Conservative_Party_leadership_election
Canadian politician
Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw
Wayne_Drysdale
Place in Alberta, Canada
• Chairperson Ryan Francis (acting) • Minister of Municipal Affairs Ric McIver • District office Hanna Area (2021) • Land 19,964.19 km2 (7,708.22 sq mi)
Special_Areas_Board
Party election in Canada
Minister of Municipal Affairs) Gila Martow (Ontario MPP for Thornhill) Ric McIver (Alberta MLA for Calgary-Hays and Minister of Transportation of Alberta)
2020 Conservative Party of Canada leadership election
2020_Conservative_Party_of_Canada_leadership_election
(Socred) 105 (0.55%) Ed Torrance (Ind.) 99 (0.51%) New district Calgary-Hays Ric McIver 8,614 (55.07%) Wayne Anderson 5,670 (36.25%) Brian MacPhee 897 (5.73%)
2012_Alberta_general_election
Canadian lawyer
same before the Supreme Court of Canada. In 2018, Miller was counsel to Ric McIver in a dispute with the Alberta Conflicts of Interest Commissioner, regarding
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