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Member Projects Provincial Election Candidate List.Xlsx Party Leaders Party Emails Parties # of Candidates Rachel Notley - New Democratic Party [email protected] NDP 87/87 Jason Kenney - United Conservative Party [email protected] UCP 87/87 Stephen Mandel - Alberta Party [email protected] AP 87/87 Derek Fildebrandt - Freedom Conservative Party [email protected] FCP 24/87 David Khan - Liberal Party [email protected] LP 50/87 Cheryle Chagnon-Greyeyes - Green Party [email protected] GP 32/87 Marilyn Burns - Alberta Advantage Party Contact via their website: albertaadvantage.net AAP 28/87 Lauren Thorsteinson - Reform Party Contact via their website: http://reformalberta.com/ RP 1/87 Alberta Independence Party - Dave Bjorkman/Multiple Contact via their website: https://albertaindependence.ca/AIP/Multiple 63/87 parties fit into Other category Last updated: 04/04/2019. Updates to this sheet happen every Thursday. Online version has links to Twitter accounts of candidates. If your provincial riding is incorrect, please contact ASCHA. Organization Project Name Provincial Riding NDP UCP AP Other Acadia Foundation Consort Senior Citizens Lodge Drumheller-Stettler Holly Heffernan Nathan Horner Mark Nikota Ind: Rick Strankman, AIP: Jason Hushagen, AAP: Donald Herzog Acadia Foundation Neutral Hills Manor Drumheller-Stettler Holly Heffernan Nathan Horner Mark Nikota Ind: Rick Strankman, AIP: Jason Hushagen, AAP: Donald Herzog Acadia Foundation Consort Lodge Apartments Drumheller-Stettler Holly Heffernan Nathan Horner Mark Nikota Ind: Rick Strankman, AIP: Jason Hushagen, AAP: Donald Herzog Acadia Foundation Hanna Senior Citizens Lodge Drumheller-Stettler Holly Heffernan Nathan Horner Mark Nikota Ind: Rick Strankman, AIP: Jason Hushagen, AAP: Donald Herzog Acadia Foundation Oyen Seniors Lodge Drumheller-Stettler Holly Heffernan Nathan Horner Mark Nikota Ind: Rick Strankman, AIP: Jason Hushagen, AAP: Donald Herzog Acadia Foundation Prairie Home Drumheller-Stettler Holly Heffernan Nathan Horner Mark Nikota Ind: Rick Strankman, AIP: Jason Hushagen, AAP: Donald Herzog Alberta Life Care Housing Foundation The Chateau at Schonsee Square Edmonton-Decore Chris Nielsen Karen Principe Ali Haymour AIP: Virginia Bruneau Alberta Life Care Housing Foundation Lifestyle Options - Whitemud Edmonton-Rutherford Richard Feehan Hannah Presakarchuk Aisha Rauf LP: Claire Wilde, GP: Valerie Kennedy, AIP: Lionel Levoir Alberta Life Care Housing Foundation Lifestyle Options - Terra Losa Edmonton-West Henday Jon Carson Nicole Williams Winston Leung LP: Leah McRorie, AIP: Dave Bjorkman Alberta Life Care Housing Foundation Lifestyle Options - Riverbend Edmonton-Whitemud Rakhi Pancholi Elizabeth Hughes Jonathan Dai FCP: Jason Norris Alberta Life Care Housing Foundation Leduc Lifestyle Retirement Community Leduc-Beaumont Shaye Anderson Brad Rutherford Robb Connelly AAP: Gil Poitras, FCP: Jeff Rout, GP: Jenn Roach, AIP: Kevin Dunn, LP: Chris Fenske All Seniors Care Sage Hill Retirement Residence Calgary-Foothills Sameena Arif Jason Luan Jennifer Wyness FCP: Kari Pomerleau, AIP: Kyle Miller, LP: Andera Joyce All Seniors Care Auburn Heights Retirement Residence Calgary-South East Heather Eddy Eva Kiryakos Rick Fraser AIP: Richard Fontaine, GP: Taylor Stasila, LP: Leila Keith All Seniors Care Laurel Heights Retirement Residence Edmonton-Meadows Jasvir Deol Len Rhodes Amrit Matharu AAP: Thomas Varghese, AIP: Phil Batt, LP: Maria Omar All Seniors Care MacTaggart Place Retirement Edmonton-South Thomas Dang Tunde Obasan Pramod Kumar GP: Ben Roach All Seniors Care Rutherford Heights Retirement Edmonton-South West John Archer Kaycee Madu Mo Elsalhy AAP: Marilyn Burns All Seniors Care Lewis Estates Retirement Residence Edmonton-South West John Archer Kaycee Madu Mo Elsalhy AAP: Marilyn Burns All Seniors Care St. Albert Retirement Residence Morinville-St. Albert Natalie Birnie Dale Nally Neil Korotash GP: Cass Romyn, AAP: Tamara Krywaik, AIP: Mike Van Velzen All Seniors Care Summerwood Village Retirement Strathcona-Sherwood Park Moira Vane Nate Glubish Dave Quest AAP: Donald Melanson, AIP: Richard Scinta, GP: Albert Aris, Ind: Larry Maclise Amica Mature Lifestyles Inc. Amica at Aspen Woods Calgary-West Gulshan Akter Mike Ellis Frank Penkala LP: Yasna Oluic-Kovacevic Barrhead & District Social Housing Hillcrest Lodge Athabasca-Barrhead-Westlock Theresa Taschuk Glenn van Dijken Wayne Rufiange AIP: Buster Malcolm, Ind: Brad Giroux Barrhead & District Social Housing Jubilee Manor Athabasca-Barrhead-Westlock Theresa Taschuk Glenn van Dijken Wayne Rufiange AIP: Buster Malcolm, Ind: Brad Giroux Barrhead & District Social Housing Golden Crest Manor Athabasca-Barrhead-Westlock Theresa Taschuk Glenn van Dijken Wayne Rufiange AIP: Buster Malcolm, Ind: Brad Giroux Barrhead & District Social Housing Klondike Place Athabasca-Barrhead-Westlock Theresa Taschuk Glenn van Dijken Wayne Rufiange AIP: Buster Malcolm, Ind: Brad Giroux Barrhead & District Social Housing Pembina Court Athabasca-Barrhead-Westlock Theresa Taschuk Glenn van Dijken Wayne Rufiange AIP: Buster Malcolm, Ind: Brad Giroux Barrhead & District Social Housing James & Della Roach Park Manor Athabasca-Barrhead-Westlock Theresa Taschuk Glenn van Dijken Wayne Rufiange AIP: Buster Malcolm, Ind: Brad Giroux Battle River Foundation Battle River Lodge Vermilion-Lloydminister-Wainwright Ryan Clarke Garth Rowswell Craig Peterson AAP: Kelly Zeleny, FCP: Matthew Powell, Ind: Robert McFadzean, FCP: Jim McKinnon BayBridge Senior Living Maison Calgary Calgary-Elbow Janet Eremenko Doug Schweitzer Greg Clark LP: Robin Macintosh, GP: Quinn Rupert Beaver Foundation Northview Manor Camrose Morgan Bamford Jackie Lovely Kevin Smook FCP: Wesley Caldwell, AIP: Don Dubitz, AAP: Sandra Kim, Ind: Bonnie Tanton Beaver Foundation Holden Lodge Camrose Morgan Bamford Jackie Lovely Kevin Smook FCP: Wesley Caldwell, AIP: Don Dubitz, AAP: Sandra Kim, Ind: Bonnie Tanton Beaver Foundation Ryley Lions Golden Manor Camrose Morgan Bamford Jackie Lovely Kevin Smook FCP: Wesley Caldwell, AIP: Don Dubitz, AAP: Sandra Kim, Ind: Bonnie Tanton Beaver Foundation Tofield Lodge Camrose Morgan Bamford Jackie Lovely Kevin Smook FCP: Wesley Caldwell, AIP: Don Dubitz, AAP: Sandra Kim, Ind: Bonnie Tanton Beaver Foundation Beaverhill Heritage Apartments Camrose Morgan Bamford Jackie Lovely Kevin Smook FCP: Wesley Caldwell, AIP: Don Dubitz, AAP: Sandra Kim, Ind: Bonnie Tanton Beaver Foundation Sunshine Villa Camrose Morgan Bamford Jackie Lovely Kevin Smook FCP: Wesley Caldwell, AIP: Don Dubitz, AAP: Sandra Kim, Ind: Bonnie Tanton Beaver Foundation Vialta Lodge Camrose Morgan Bamford Jackie Lovely Kevin Smook FCP: Wesley Caldwell, AIP: Don Dubitz, AAP: Sandra Kim, Ind: Bonnie Tanton Beaver Foundation Beaver Manor Camrose Morgan Bamford Jackie Lovely Kevin Smook FCP: Wesley Caldwell, AIP: Don Dubitz, AAP: Sandra Kim, Ind: Bonnie Tanton Bethany - Ritchie Management Agency Ritchie Pioneer Place Edmonton-Strathcona Rachel Notley Kulshan Gill Prem Pal GP: Stuart Andrews, Ind: Gord McLean, LP: Samantha Hees, AIP: Ian Smythe, AAP: Don Boreal Housing Foundation Fort Pioneer Homes Peace River Debbie Jabbour Daniel Williams Dakota House LP: Rami Tardif, FCP: Connie Russell Boreal Housing Foundation White Spruce Village 1 Peace River Debbie Jabbour Daniel Williams Dakota House LP: Rami Tardif, FCP: Connie Russell Boreal Housing Foundation White Spruce Village 2 Peace River Debbie Jabbour Daniel Williams Dakota House LP: Rami Tardif, FCP: Connie Russell Boreal Housing Foundation Altenheim Peace River Debbie Jabbour Daniel Williams Dakota House LP: Rami Tardif, FCP: Connie Russell Boreal Housing Foundation Heimstaed Lodge Peace River Debbie Jabbour Daniel Williams Dakota House LP: Rami Tardif, FCP: Connie Russell Bow Valley Regional Housing Mount Edith House Banff-Kananaskis Cameron Westhead Miranda Rosin Brenda Stanton LP: Gwyneth Midgley, AIP: Anita Crowshoe, Ind: Dave Phillips Bow Valley Regional Housing Cascade House Banff-Kananaskis Cameron Westhead Miranda Rosin Brenda Stanton LP: Gwyneth Midgley, AIP: Anita Crowshoe, Ind: Dave Phillips Bow Valley Regional Housing Bow River Lodge Banff-Kananaskis Cameron Westhead Miranda Rosin Brenda Stanton LP: Gwyneth Midgley, AIP: Anita Crowshoe, Ind: Dave Phillips Bow Valley Regional Housing Bow River Homes Banff-Kananaskis Cameron Westhead Miranda Rosin Brenda Stanton LP: Gwyneth Midgley, AIP: Anita Crowshoe, Ind: Dave Phillips Brazeau Foundation Spruce View Court Drayton Valley-Devon Kieran Quirke Mark Smith Gail Upton LP: Ronald Brochu, FCP: Steve Goodman, AAP: Mark Gregor, AIP: Les Marks, Ind: Carol Brazeau Foundation Shangri-La Lodge Drayton Valley-Devon Kieran Quirke Mark Smith Gail Upton LP: Ronald Brochu, FCP: Steve Goodman, AAP: Mark Gregor, AIP: Les Marks, Ind: Carol Brazeau Foundation Wishing Well Apartments Drayton Valley-Devon Kieran Quirke Mark Smith Gail Upton LP: Ronald Brochu, FCP: Steve Goodman, AAP: Mark Gregor, AIP: Les Marks, Ind: Carol Brazeau Foundation Lezure Lea Apts. Drayton Valley-Devon Kieran Quirke Mark Smith Gail Upton LP: Ronald Brochu, FCP: Steve Goodman, AAP: Mark Gregor, AIP: Les Marks, Ind: Carol Bridges Community Living Barrett Kiwanis Place Red Deer-South Barb Miller Jason Stephan Ryan McDougall FCP: TJ Cartwright, AIP: Michael Neufeld Bridges Community Living Canyon View Kiwanis Place Red Deer-South Barb Miller Jason Stephan Ryan McDougall FCP: TJ Cartwright, AIP: Michael Neufeld Bridges Community Living Twilight Kiwanis Cottages Red Deer-South Barb Miller Jason Stephan Ryan McDougall FCP: TJ Cartwright, AIP: Michael Neufeld
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