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Contact Information for all Alberta Political Parties. Alberta Greens Mr. George Read, Leader Ms. Susan Stratton, President Mr. David Crowe, Chief Financial Officer Ms. Madeleine Oldershaw, Secretary Box 61251 RPO Brentwood Calgary, Alberta T2L 2K6 albertagreens.ca Phone: (403) 383-7083 Fax: (403) 289-6658 Alberta Liberal Party Dr. Kevin Taft, MLA, Leader Mr. Grant Dunlop, President Ms. Karen Sevcik, Chief Financial Officer 10247 - 124 Street NW Edmonton, Alberta T5N 1P8 albertaliberal.com Phone: (780) 414-1124 Toll Free: 1(800) 661-9201 Fax: (780) 414-1125 Alberta Party Mr. Bruce Stubbs, Leader Mr. Richard Kayler, President Mr. Fred Schorning, Chief Financial Officer Box 63093, 2604 Kensington Road NW Calgary, Alberta T2N 4S5 albertaparty.ab.ca Phone: (403) 225-4485 Fax: (403) 728-3561 Alberta Social Credit Party Mr. Laverne Ahlstrom, Leader Mr. Earl Solberg, President Mr. Earl Solberg, Chief Financial Officer P.O. Box 40111 Calgary, AB T2G 5G5 socialcredit.com Phone: 1-888-SOCRED1 (1-888-762-7331) Fax: (403) 802-8388 Alberta New Democratic Party Mr. Brian Mason, MLA, Leader Mr. Steve Bradshaw, President Ms. Marilyn Assheton-Smith, Treasurer Ms. Sandra Houston, Chief Financial Officer 10806 - 119 Street Edmonton, Alberta T5H 3P2 albertandp.ca Phone: (780) 474-2415 Toll Free: 1(800) 465-6587 Fax: (780) 669-9617 Communist Party Ms. Naomi Rankin, Leader Mr. Blyth Nuttal, Chief Financial Officer P.O. Box 68112 #70 Bonnie Doon P.O. Edmonton, Alberta T6C 4N6 Phone: (780) 465-7893 Progressive Conservative Party Honourable Ed Stelmach, MLA, Leader Mr. Jim Campbell, Executive Director Ms. Marg Mrazek, President Mr. Ron Renaud, Treasurer 9919 - 106 Street Edmonton, Alberta T5K 1E2 albertapc.ab.ca Phone: (780) 423-1624 Toll Free: 1-800-461-4443 (Edmonton) or 1-800-263-3408 (Calgary) Fax: (780) 423-1634 Separation Party of Alberta Mr. R. Bruce Hutton, Leader Mr. Mike Bennison, President Ms. Judy Hutton, Chief Financial Officer Mr. Pernell Kozun, Secretary P.O. Box 31074 Edmonton, AB T5Z 3P3 separationalberta.com Phone: (780) 457-8006 Fax: (403) 845-6358 Wildrose Alliance Party Mr. Paul Hinman, Leader Mr. Randy Thorsteinson, President Ms. Jane Greydanus, Chief Financial Officer Ms. Kathy Rayner, Chief Administrator Suite 3, 1303-44 Ave NE Calgary, AB T2E 6L5 albertaalliance.com Phone: (403) 769-0992 or 1-888-262-1888 Fax: 1-866-620-4791 .

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