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2026 Political Action Day & MLA Dinner
March 11, 8:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Political Action Day & MLA Dinner is an excellent opportunity to meet one-on-one with key government leaders. The full day features educational sessions and keynote presentations from respected experts on current and emerging issues facing Alberta. The event brings together chambers of commerce and business leaders from across the province to connect with elected Members of the Legislative Assembly, discuss the current economic climate, and explore solutions that advance the business community’s interests. Daytime and evening programming are designed to support meaningful engagement with elected officials. Daytime activities include expert-led education sessions and a luncheon featuring the Leader of the Official Opposition. The evening MLA reception and dinner provide an opportunity to network with members of the provincial government caucus. Premier Danielle Smith will deliver remarks and moderate a Q&A with elected officials following dinner. Attendees are encouraged to actively participate in the moderated Q&A and engage directly with elected officials on the issues most important to their communities and businesses. |
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Attendees: Government of Alberta MLAs, Government of Alberta Chief of Staff, local government officials, senior business leaders and community chamber of commerce executives.
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| Ministers | |
| Hon. Danielle Smith | Premier, President of the Executive Council, Intergovernmental Relations |
| Hon. Mike Ellis | Deputy Premier and Public Safety and Emergency Services |
| Hon. Nate Horner | President of Treasury Board Finance |
| Hon. Nathan Neudorf | Affordability and Utilities and Vice-Chair of Treasury Board |
| Hon. Mickey Amery, KC | Justice and Deputy House Leader |
| Hon. Andrew Boitchenko | Tourism and Sport |
| Hon. Devin Dreeshen | Transportation and Economic Corridors |
| Hon. Tanya Fir | Arts, Culture and Status of Women |
| Hon. Nate Glubish | Technology and Innovation |
| Hon. Brian Jean | Energy and Minerals |
| Hon. Matt Jones | Hospital and Surgical Health Services |
| Hon. Adriana LaGrange | Primary and Preventative Health Services |
| Hon. Todd Loewen | Forestry and Parks |
| Hon. Martin Long | Infrastructure |
| Hon. Myles McDougall | Advanced Education |
| Hon. Dale Nally | Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction |
| Hon. Demetrios Nicolaides | Education and Childcare |
| Hon. Jason Nixon | Assisted Living and Social Services |
| Hon. Rajan Sawhney | Indigenous Relations |
| Hon. Joseph Schow | Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration |
| Hon. Grant Hunter | Environment and Protected Areas |
| Hon. RJ Sigurdson | Agriculture and Irrigation |
| Hon. Searle Turton | Children and Family Services |
| Hon. Dan Williams | Municipal Affairs |
| Hon. Rick Wilson | Mental Health and Addictions |
| Hon. Muhammad Yaseen | Associate Minister of Multiculturalism |
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| Hon. Jackie Armstrong-Homeniuk | Settlement Services and Ukrainian Evacuees |
| Ms. Chantelle de Jonge | Affordability and Utilities |
| Mr. Nolan Dyck | Indigenous and Rural Policing |
| Mr. Shane Getson | Economic Corridor Development |
| Mrs. Chelsea Petrovic | Health Workforce and Engagement |
| Mr. Jason Stephan | Constitutional Affairs |
| Mr. Ron Wiebe | Rural Health (North) |
| Mr. Justin Wright | Rural Health (South) |
| Mr. Tany Yao | Small Business and Norther Development |
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| Mr. Eric Bouchard | Calgary-Lougheed |
| Mr. Scott Cyr | Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul |
| Mrs. Jennifer Johnson | Lacombe Ponoka |
| Ms. Jackie Lovely | Camrose |
| Mr. Brandon Lunty | Leduc-Beaumont |
| Hon. Rick McIver | Calgary-Hays |
| Ms. Angela Pitt | Airdrie-East |
| Mr. Garth Rowswell | Vermilion-Lloydminster-Wainwright |
| Hon. Rebecca Schulz | Calgary-Shaw |
| Mrs. Tara Sawyer | Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills |
| Mr. Peter Singh | Calgary-East |
| Mr. Glenn van Dijken | Athabasca-Barrhead-Weslock |
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ACC Partners and members receive exclusive early access. Remaining tickets open to the public February 18.
Ticket Access
To become an ACC member, inquire HERE or contact Glenda Morrison. Key Notes
See the FAQs section below for more information. |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is there a limit of 2 ticket requests per organization at an MLA table?
The MLA Dinner is first and foremost a government-access event. The 2-ticket limit ensures that a variety of organizations can participate in meaningful dialogue with MLAs, rather than one group filling a full table. This creates a balanced and engaging experience for everyone involved.
Can we still bring more than two representatives from our organization?
Yes. You may purchase additional tickets for your team, which include full access to the event. However, each organization is limited to 2 seats at any one MLA table. If more than 2 tickets are requested for the same MLA, only the first 2 will be considered for MLA seating and the remaining tickets will be reassigned to another MLA or as General Admission.
How are MLAs assigned to tables?
During registration, attendees will be asked to select their top three MLA preferences. Seating assignments are made based on registration order and availability, with priority given first to ACC Partners and then to ACC Members. While we will do our best to accommodate one of the selected preferences, we cannot guarantee seating with a specific MLA.
Will electronic tickets or PDF printable tickets be provided for this event??
Attendees do not need to print or have their electronic tickets on hand. Their personalized nametags—available at the registration table—will serve as their entry pass.