Lori Sigurdson

Lori Sigurdson
Sigurdson in May 2015

MLA for Edmonton-Riverview
Incumbent
Assumed office May 5, 2015
Preceded by	Steve Young
Personal details
Born	1960/1961 (age 54–55)
Political party	Alberta New Democratic Party
Residence	Edmonton, Alberta
Alma mater	University of Alberta (BA) University of Calgary (BA, MA)
Occupation	Social Worker, University Instructor

Lori Dawn Sigurdson (born 1960 or 1961) is a Canadian politician who was elected in the Alberta general election, 2015 to the Legislative Assembly of Alberta representing the electoral district of Edmonton-Riverview.^[1] She is currently Minister of Innovation and Advanced Education and Minister of Jobs, Skills, Training and Labour in the Alberta Cabinet.^[2]

Sigurdson holds a master's degree in Social Work from the University of Calgary and has worked as an instructor both at University of Calgary and MacEwan University.

Electoral history

2012 general election

Alberta general election, 2012: Edmonton-Riverview
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Progressive Conservative	Steve Young	7,288	39.6
	Liberal	Arif Khan	4,202	22.8
	New Democratic	Lori Sigurdson	3,892	21.1
	Wildrose	John Corie	2,721	14.8
	Alberta Party	Timothy Wong	306	1.7
Total			18,409

2015 general election

Alberta general election, 2015: Edmonton-Riverview
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	New Democratic	Lori Sigurdson	12,025	62.6%
	Progressive Conservative	Steve Young	3,731	19.4%
	Liberal	Donna Wilson	1,418	7.4%
	Wildrose	Ian Crawford	1,343	7.0%
	Alberta Party	Brandon Beringer	488	2.5%
	Green	Sandra Lange	144	0.7%
	Independent	Glenn Miller	59	0.3%
Total

References

↑ http://www.edmontonjournal.com/Riding+profile+Edmonton+Riverview/10995714/story.html
↑ "Rachel Notley sworn in as Alberta premier, reveals cabinet," CBC News May 24, 2015.

Current members of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta

New Democrat	Notley S. Anderson Babcock Bilous Carlier Carson Ceci Connolly Coolahan Cortes-Vargas Dach Dang Drever Eggen Feehan Fitzpatrick Ganley Goehring Gray Hinkley Hoffman Horne Jabbour Kazim Kleinsteuber Larivee Littlewood Loyola Luff Malkinson Mason McCuaig-Boyd McKitrick McLean McPherson Miller Miranda Nielsen Payne Phillips Piquette Renaud Rosendahl Sabir Schmidt Schreiner Shepherd Sigurdson Sucha Sweet Turner Wanner Westhead Woollard

Wildrose	Jean Aheer W. Anderson Barnes Cooper Cyr Fildebrandt Hanson Hunter Loewen MacIntyre Nixon Orr Panda Pitt Schneider Smith Stier Strankman Taylor van Dijken Yao

Progressive Conservative	McIver Drysdale Ellis Fraser Gotfried Jansen Rodney Starke

Liberal	Swann

Alberta Party	Clark

Ministry of Premier of Alberta Rachel Notley (2015-present)

Deron Bilous Oneil Carlier Joe Ceci David Eggen Kathleen Ganley Sarah Hoffman Brian Mason Marg McCuaig-Boyd Rachel Notley Shannon Phillips Irfan Sabir Lori Sigurdson

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