The Globe and Mail
🏢 Globe and Mail Inc. (Woodbridge)
📍 AB
May 19, 2026
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Mapping how Alberta’s electoral boundary changes could reshape the political landscape
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Article Excerpt
Alberta's electoral map is set to change in a significant way following recommendations from an independent panel that will see 12 ridings eliminated and 16 new ones created. This shift could have substantial implications for the political landscape of Canada’s largest province.
The changes are aimed at ensuring each riding has roughly equal populations, with adjustments based on data from the 2016 census and taking into account Alberta's growing urban centres and rural areas. The recommendations come after a thorough review process that included public consultations.
Under the proposed plan…
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