Big Lakes County has formally opposed the Alberta Electoral Boundaries Commission’s proposed changes, which would divide the county among four larger northern constituencies.
The county argues that this division would hinder effective representation for rural and northern Albertans, complicating collaboration with multiple MLAs and diminishing the focus on local concerns.
Emphasizing the region’s significant contributions to the province through resource development and public land stewardship, Big Lakes County urges the Commission to maintain the area’s distinct voice in the Legislature.
Keith Hopper, Trending 55
