Longtime Edmonton Alberta NDP MLA is resigning his provincial seat | Unpublished
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Author: Lisa Johnson
Publication Date: March 25, 2025 - 00:54

Longtime Edmonton Alberta NDP MLA is resigning his provincial seat

March 25, 2025
A long-time Alberta New Democrat member of the legislature is resigning his seat, sparking what will be the third provincial by-election in Alberta since the 2023 provincial vote.Rod Loyola was first elected in 2015, and won his third term representing the Edmonton-Ellerslie riding two years ago.The Alberta Speaker’s office says Loyola’s resignation is to officially take effect Tuesday.


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