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Members of Parliament for ABMK 1 Members of Parliament for Alberta and the Northwest Territories Mail may be sent postage free to any member of Parliament to House of Commons, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A 0A6 Name Constituency Email Constituency Office Phone: Zaid Aboultaif Edmonton Manning [email protected] 8119-160 Avenue Suite 204A Ed: 780-822-1540 Edmonton, AB T5Z 0G3 Ott: 613-992-0946 Jon Barlow Foothills [email protected] 109-4th Avenue South West HR: 403603-3665 High River, AB T1V 1M5 Ott: 613-995-8471 Bob Benzen Calgary Heritage [email protected] 1010-10201 Southport Rd SW Cal: 403-253-7990 Calgary Alberta T2W 4X9 Ott: 613-992-0252 Blaine Calkins Red Deer-Lacombe [email protected] 5025 Parkwood Road Suite 201 RD: 587-621-0020 Blackfalds , AB T0M 0J0 Ott: 613-995-8886 Michael Cooper St Albert Edmonton [email protected] 20 Perron Street Suite 220 SA: 780-459-0809 St Albert, AB T8N 1E4 Ott: 613-996-4722 James Edmonton Centre [email protected] 11156-142 Street Northwest ED: 780-442-1888 Cumming Edmonton, AB T5M 4G5 Ott: 613-992-4524 Kerry Diotte Edmonton Giesbach [email protected] 10212-127th Ave. NW Suite 102 ED: 780-495-3261 Edmonton, AB T5E 0B8 Ott: 613-992-3821 Earl Dreeshen Red Deer Mountain [email protected] 4315-5th Avenue RD: 403-347-7423 View Red Deer, AB T4N 4N7 Ott|: 613-995-0590 Garnett Genius Sherwood Park- Fort [email protected] 2018 Sherwood Drive Suite 214 SP: 780-467-4944 Saskatchewan Sherwood Park, AB T8A 5V3 Ott: 613-995-3611 Jasraj Singh Calgary Forest Lawn [email protected] 525-28th Street SE Suite 225 Cal: 403-207-3030 Hallan Calgary, AB T2A 6W9 Ott: 616-947-4569 Rachel Harder Lethbridge [email protected] 255-8th Street South Leth: 403: 320-0070 Lethbridge, AB T1J 4Y1 Ott: 613-992-4516 Matt Jeneroux Edmonton Riverbend [email protected] 596 Riverbend Square Suit 204 ED: 780-495-4351 Edmonton, AB T6R 2E3 Ott: 613-992-3594 Pat Kelly Calgary Rocky Ridge [email protected] 400 Crowfoot Cres Suite 202 Cal: 403-282-7980 Calgary AB T3G 5H6 Ott: 613-992-0826 Tom Kmiec Calgary Shepherd [email protected] 12221-44 Street SE Unit 40A Cal: 403-974-1285 Calgary, AB T2Z 4H3 Ott: 613-992-0846 Members of Parliament – Alberta- North West Territories October 18, 2020 2 Damian C Kurek Battle River- [email protected] 4945-50th Street Cam:780-608-4600 Crowfoot Camrose, AB T4V 1P9 Ott: 613-947-4608 Stephanie Kusie Calgary Midnapore [email protected] 279 Midpark Way SE Suite 204 Cal: 403-225-3480 Calgary AB T2X 1M2 Ott: 613-992-2235 Hon. Mike Lake Edmonton- [email protected] 1230-91 Street SW ED: 780-495-2149 Wetaskiwin Edmonton, AB T6X 0P2 Ott: 613-995-6465 Ron Liepert Calgary Signal Hill [email protected] 8561-8A Avenue SW Suite Cal: 403-292-6666 2216 Ott: 613-992-3256 Calgary, AB T3H 0V5 Dane Lloyd Sturgeon River- [email protected] 4807-44 Avenue Suite 102 SP: 780-823-2050 Parkland Stony Plain, AB T7Z 1V5 Ott: 613-996-9778 Kelly McCauley Edmonton West [email protected] 10471-178 Street Suite 104- ED: 780-392-2515 105 Ott: 613-992-0978 Edmonton, AB T5S 1R5 Greg McLean Calgary Centre [email protected] 1414-8th Street SW Unit 445 Cal: 403-244-1880 Calgary, AB T2R 1J6 Ott: 613-995-1561 Heather Edmonton [email protected] 10045-81st Avenue ED: 780-495-8404 McPherson Strathcona Edmonton, AB T6E 1W7 Ott: 613-995-7325 Glen Motz Medicine Hat- [email protected] 2810-13the Ave SE Suite 306 MH: 844-781-9061 Cardston-Warner Medicine Hat, Ab T1A 3P9 Ott: 613-996-0633 Hon Michelle Calgary Nose Hill [email protected] 70 Country Hills Landing NW Cal: 403-216-7777 Rempel Garner Suite 115 Ott: 613-992-4275 Calgary, AB T3K 2L2 Blake Richards Banff-Airdrie [email protected] 620-1st Avenue NW Suite16 Air: 403-948-5103 Airdrie, Ab T4B 2R3 OTT: 613-996-5152 Jag Sahota Calgary Skyview [email protected] 2635-37th Ave NW Suite 101 Cal: 403-291-0018 Calgary, AB T1Y 5Z6 Ott: 613-947-4490 Martin Shields Bow River [email protected] 403-2nd Avenue W Suite 2 BR: 844-241-0020 Brooks, AB T1R 0S3 Ott: 613-992-0761 Gerald Soroka Yellowhead [email protected] 119-50 th Street Eds: 780-723-6068 Edson, AB T7E 1V9 Ott: 613-992-1653 Shannon Stubbs Lakeland [email protected] 5009-50 Street TH: 780-657-7075 Two Hills, AB T0B 4K0 Ott: 613-992-4171 Hon. Tim Uppal Edmonton Millwoods [email protected] 9225-28th Avenue ED: 780-497-3524 Members of Parliament – Alberta- North West Territories October 18, 2020 3 Edmonton, AB T6N 1N1 Ott: 613-992-1013 Arnold Viersen Peace River [email protected] 5124-50th Street Box 4458 B: 800-667-8450 Westlock Barrhead, AB T7N 1A3 Ott: 613-996-1783 Chris Warkentin Grande Prairie - [email protected] 10625 West Side Drive, Suite GP: 780-538-1677 Mackenzie 201, Grande Prairie,AB T8V Ott: 613-992-5685 8E6 Len Webber Calgary [email protected] 2020- 10th Street NW Cal: 403-220-0888 Confederation Calgary, AB T2M 3M2 Ott: 613-996-2756 David Yurdiga Fort McMurray-Cold [email protected] 10021 Briggs Avenue Suite 112 FMc: 780-743-2201 Lake Fort McMurray, AB T9H 1S4 Ott: 613-992-1154 10115-101 Ave. Suite 2B Lac La Biche, AB T0A 2C0 North West Territories Michael McLeod Northwest Territories [email protected] 5109-48th Street Suite 114 NT: 867-873-6995 Yellowknife, NT X1A 1N5 Ott: 613992-4587 Members of Parliament – Alberta- North West Territories October 18, 2020 .
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