St. albert city council
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The St. Albert City Council is the governing body of the City of St. Albert, Alberta, Canada.
All seven members are elected at-large every three years. In contrast with most cities in Alberta, which call their non-mayor members of Council "Councillors", members of St. Albert's council continue to be known as "Aldermen". The current Council was elected in 2004 and has the following membership:
- Paul Chalifoux - Mayor
- Len Bracko - Alderman
- Christine Brown - Alderman
- James Burrows - Alderman
- Nolan Crouse - Alderman
- Lorie Garrity - Alderman
- Neil Korotash - Alderman
[edit] Previous Councils
2001-2004
- Richard Plain - Mayor
- Len Bracko - Alderman
- James Burrows - Alderman
- Neil Korotash - Alderman
- Lynda Moffat - Alderman
- Doug Ritzen - Alderman
- Curtis Stewart - Alderman
1998-2001
- Paul Chalifoux - Mayor
- Kent Davidson - Alderman
- Margaret Plain - Alderman
- Penny Reeves - Alderman
- Bob Russell - Alderman
- Jim Starko - Alderman
- Carol Watamaniuk - Alderman
1995-1998
- Anita Ratchinsky - Mayor
- Ken Allred - Alderman
- Paul Chalifoux - Alderman
- Margaret Plain - Alderman
- Penny Reeves - Alderman
- Bob Russell - Alderman
- Carol Watamaniuk - Alderman
1992-1995
- Anita Ratchinsky - Mayor
- Ken Allred - Alderman
- Paul Chalifoux - Alderman
- Kent Davidson - Alderman
- Margaret Plain - Alderman
- Penny Reeves - Alderman
- Carol Watamaniuk - Alderman
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