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Councillor

Special Areas Advisory Council · Special Areas

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How it's filled

In plain words
Elected
Exact method
Elected by subdivision for a 4-year term under the Local Authorities Election Act: 7 subdivisions in Special Area No. 2, 3 in No. 3 and 3 in No. 4, one councillor each
Seats
13
Source: alberta.ca, checked (+1 more)

Who holds these seats now

Laurie Ference was acclaimed as Councillor on October 20, 2025. No vote was needed: they were the only candidate.

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Sources

  • alberta.ca · checked Alberta Municipal Affairs, Municipal Elections dashboard: Special Areas Board, 2025 general election by subdivision (13 positions). For: Councillor
  • specialareas.ab.ca · checked Special Areas Board, "Board and Advisory Council" page (read 2026-10-11): Board appointed by order in council, chair a Government of Alberta employee appointed for four years, elected representatives from each Special Area appointed for two years (renewable for two); Advisory Council of 13 elected under the Local Authorities Election Act; members listed by Special Area and subdivision. For: Councillor, Brad C. Slorstad, current term, Bradley Osadczuk, current term, Daryl Swenson, current term, Douglas G. Noble, current term and 9 more
  • alberta.ca · checked Alberta Municipal Affairs, Municipal Elections dashboard: Special Areas Board, 2025 general election by subdivision (13 positions). Elected or acclaimed 2025-10-20; organizational meeting date from the dashboard. For: Brad C. Slorstad, current term, Bradley Osadczuk, current term, Daryl Swenson, current term, Douglas G. Noble, current term, Erika Tessier, current term and 8 more
  • alberta.ca · checked Alberta Municipal Affairs, Municipal Officials Search (table dated 2026-10-12): Special Areas Board chairperson and councillors. For: Brad C. Slorstad, current term, Bradley Osadczuk, current term, Daryl Swenson, current term, Douglas G. Noble, current term, Erika Tessier, current term and 7 more
  • kings-printer.alberta.ca · checked Local Authorities Election Act, RSA 2000 c L-21 (consolidated to 2025-12-18): s.10 general election every 4th year from 2013; s.11(1)(a) election day the 3rd Monday in October; s.11(2) council may choose the preceding Saturday by bylaw passed before June 30 of the election year; s.12 summer villages: election day 4 weeks after a nomination day in June or July set by council. For: General election, October 15, 2029

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