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MLA Title MLA First Name MLA Last Name Constituency Name Caucus Email Hon. Tyler Shandro, QC Calgary-Acadia UCP [email protected] Hon. Doug Schweitzer, QC Calgary-Elbow UCP [email protected] Hon. Jason Luan Calgary-Foothills UCP [email protected] Hon. Ric McIver Calgary-Hays UCP [email protected] Hon. PremierJason Kenney, PC Calgary-Lougheed UCP [email protected] Hon. Rajan Sawhney Calgary-North East UCP [email protected] Hon. Leela Aheer Chestermere-Strathmore UCP [email protected] Hon. Kaycee Madu, QC Edmonton-South West UCP [email protected] Hon. Travis Toews Grande Prairie-Wapiti UCP [email protected] Mr. Roger Reid Livingstone-Macleod UCP [email protected] Hon. Adriana LaGrange Red Deer-North UCP [email protected] Hon. Nate Glubish Strathcona-Sherwood Park UCP [email protected] Mrs. Angela Pitt Airdrie-East UCP [email protected] Hon. Josephine Pon Calgary-Beddington UCP [email protected] Hon. Prasad Panda Calgary-Edgemont UCP [email protected] Hon. Jason Copping Calgary-Varsity UCP [email protected] Mr. Mike Ellis Calgary-West UCP [email protected] Mr. Joseph Schow Cardston-Siksika UCP Hon. Devin Dreeshen Innisfail-Sylvan Lake UCP [email protected] Hon. Jason Nixon Rimbey-Rocky Mountain House-Sundre UCP [email protected] Mr. Glenn van Dijken Athabasca-Barrhead-Westlock UCP [email protected] Ms. Miranda Rosin Banff-Kananaskis UCP [email protected] Mr. David Hanson Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul UCP [email protected] Ms. Michaela Glasgo Brooks-Medicine Hat UCP [email protected] Mr. Mickey Amery Calgary-Cross UCP [email protected] Mr. Peter Singh Calgary-East UCP [email protected] Mr. Devinder Toor Calgary-Falconridge UCP [email protected] Mr. Muhammad Yaseen Calgary-North UCP [email protected] Mr. Todd Loewen Central Peace-Notley UCP [email protected] Mr. Drew Barnes Cypress-Medicine Hat UCP [email protected] Mr. R.J. Sigurdson Highwood UCP [email protected] Mr. Brad Rutherford Leduc-Beaumont UCP [email protected] Mr. Pat Rehn Lesser Slave Lake IND [email protected] Mr. Nathan Neudorf Lethbridge-East UCP [email protected] Hon. Rick Wilson Maskwacis-Wetaskiwin UCP [email protected] Hon. Nathan Cooper Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills UCP [email protected] Mr. Jason Stephan Red Deer-South UCP [email protected].

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