Lethbridge-East ABNDP Constituency Association

02/23/2026

Learn to Advocate
Wed. March 4, 2026 | 6:30pm
Live ONLINE | FREE

Live online session focused on practical advocacy tools.
Real steps you can take and share.

Join MLA Marie Renaud, Shadow Minister for Community and Social Services, disability advocate Zachary Weeks, and Michelle Kristinson from Alberta Ability Network for a special educational session.

Many people have been asking what you can do to help in the fight against the UCP Government's attack on disability services.

This event will give you some tools you can share with your family, friends and allies on how we can best fight back ..together!

What more can I do to protest the cuts to disability services?

How do I stand up for myself, for others like me, and for the people I love who are affected by these changes?

Join:
Marie Renaud, MLA - St. Albert
Shadow Minister for Community and Social Services

Michelle Kristinson, Alberta Ability Network

Zachary Weeks, Disability Advocate

If we are going to push back, we need to do it smart, and we need to do it TOGETHER.

YouTube Live with ASL interpretation

Register before March 4 and you will receive the event link: https://www.albertandpcaucus.ca/events/events-calendar/post/learn-to-advocate
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02/23/2026

Albertans are Ready for Change

02/04/2026

02/04/2026

02/04/2026

Healthcare in Alberta
Discussion with Alberta NDP
🔸️Tonight🔸️Feb. 3, 2026 at 7pm
FREE | ONLINE

Alberta's New Democrats are hosting a live Q&A on two issues weighing heavily on Albertans right now: the crisis in our health care system and the growing threat of separatism.

Tonight is your opportunity to hear what these challenges mean for your community, where Alberta goes from here, and to get direct answers to your questions.

Join: Naheed Nenshi, Rakhi Pancholi, and Sarah Hoffman

Live Q&A on Alberta’s health care pressures and the threat of separatism

Watch:
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We’re bringing Albertans together to have an honest discussion about two of the most urgent issues facing Albertans today: the growing threat of separatism and the worsening health care crisis.

Grab a seat, text a friend, and tune in at 7PM on Tuesday, Feb 3 as we break it down and talk about what comes next.

Got a burning question? Send it over through the form linked in stories!

02/04/2026

Engaging Albertans to build an economy for the future.

02/04/2026

12/20/2025

The latest Angus Reid polls puts both Lethbridge West AND Lethbridge East for the Alberta NDP.

Lethbridge West is represented by Alberta NDP Rob Miyashiro

Lethbridge East UCP MLA is currently subject to a recall petition (Sadly, it appears stalled).
🔸 ️In the 2023 election, Alberta NDP vote in Lethbridge East INCREASED by 18% from 2019 election. CONServative vote decreased nearly 8%.
🔸 Lethbridge East NDP brought in 1,500 more votes than they had in the 2019 election.
🔸️ Lethbridge East Alberta NDP received 48% of the votes in 2023. Only 745 votes less than CONServatives.

Progressive minded voters in Lethbridge East are encouraged to become more involved with the AB NDP.

Membership Renewal or new Membership for 2026:
https://act.albertandp.ca/join

To make a donation to Lethbridge East AB NDP
https://act.albertandp.ca/donate/lthE
Donations receive a tax credit receipt.

Seat projection model by 338Canada and Philippe J. Fournier.

12/20/2025

Happy 1 Year Anniversary to Rob Miyashiro, Lethbridge West MLA.

Today marks one year since the people of Lethbridge-West elected Rob Miyashiro to represent them in the Legislature. Rob has spent a lifetime standing up for Albertans, engaging is community, and delivering results — and he always looks sharp while doing it!

We are so proud to have him on our team.

We stand with Rob and Alberta’s New Democrats as we build a better future for all Albertans.

12/20/2025

Albertans want affordability, health care, education, and integrity.

Alberta’s New Democrats showed up this fall with real solutions to the issues that matter to you.

12/20/2025

Naheed Nenshi, Leader of the Official Opposition of Alberta, issued the following statement in response to the Alberta Next Panel recommendations:

“This government spent millions of dollars of taxpayer money on a biased process where Albertans were routinely silenced or disrespected if they disagreed with the pre-formed outcomes. Now they want to spend millions more on non-binding referendums that Albertans don’t want and didn’t ask for.

“The UCP wants to pull Alberta out of the RCMP, take control of seniors’ hard-earned pensions, and take over jurisdiction of immigration, all for their own political gain. These are not small changes. They are costly, destabilizing proposals that risk Alberta’s economic prosperity, undermine investor confidence, and put public services at risk.

“And it’s no surprise that the UCP tried to keep this hidden, refusing to release the panel results for months, only to make them available late on a Friday afternoon as Albertans get ready for the Christmas break.

“Our team of Alberta’s New Democrats held our own series town halls throughout the summer and across the province. Thousands of Albertans took part. We heard that Albertans want a government focused on lowering the cost of living, creating good jobs, and protecting public health care and education. We know that Canada and Alberta are better together, and that unity, not division, is way forward for a better Alberta.

“Danielle Smith did not run on these proposals; indeed she ran against many of them. If she believes Albertans are with her, she should call an election now.”