Frank Bruseker

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Frank Bruseker is a former provincial level politician and current union leader from Alberta, Canada.

[edit] Political career

Bruseker was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Alberta in the 1989 Alberta general election. He defeated Progressive Conservative incumbent Stan Cassin to pickup the Calgary North West electoral district for the Liberals. The election was remarkable because Bruseker drove up turnout in the riding, the vote for Cassin remained almost unchanged from the previous election but 7000 new voters came out to vote for Bruseker. In the previous election the Liberal candidate in the riding finished last.

Bruseker was re-elected to a second term in office in the 1993 Alberta general election. He defeated Progressive Conservative challenger Harley Torgerson by a few hundred votes to keep his seat. Bruseker would be defeated in his bid for a third term by Progressive Conservative Greg Melchin. Melchin won the riding by 3000 votes.^[1]

After leaving politics Bruseker became president of the Alberta Teachers' Association.