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Conservative

William Stevenson

ConservativeYellowheadAlberta
170Votes Cast
20Speeches
0Bills Sponsored
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Canadian member of parliament
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Before being elected to Parliament, William Stevenson had a career in medicine. He worked as a family physician and an emergency room doctor in Hinton, Alberta, for over 20 years. According to public disclosures, his professional background is listed as a physician.

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2025 Election Results — Yellowhead
William Stevenson(Conservative)47,863 (69.1%)
Michael Fark(Liberal)17,469 (25.2%)
Avni Soma(NDP-New Democratic Party)2,753 (4.0%)
Vicky Bayford(People's Party)952 (1.4%)
Dale Heath(Christian Heritage Party)253 (0.4%)

Total votes cast: 69,290

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Recent Activity
Jun 18, 2026

Thank you. This is my first time here at OGGO. It's my pleasure. I've been talking to my colleagues, and my whole reason for coming today is that you guys are here. I was quite pleased that you were in a positive mood earlier, and I hope you can keep that going. I have several questions. What I'll do is ask a bunch of questions so that you can decide if somebody else needs to answer them. Then

Jun 18, 2026

Yes. That's exactly it. I know that in Cochrane, where they get their mail—

Jun 18, 2026

Yes, I assumed that. That's why I'm here and all gung-ho.

Jun 16, 2026

I'll go back to Ms. Hogan with a question. Your office has repeatedly raised concerns about pay errors and backlogs over the years, yet the problems persist. From your perspective, do you know the main reason for these issues not being resolved, despite the attention put on this? Has it been a process that was lacking, or just a failure to follow a process to resolve some of these issues?

Jun 16, 2026

Thank you. Thank you to our guests for appearing today. A lot of the questions seem to be repeating themselves, and I will try not to exacerbate the repetitiveness. procurement minister In question period, thestated that the backlog we had was reduced by 50%. Today, you said it has decreased by 66% since its peak, and you also said you expect it to be down to about 76,000 by July. Do you have

Jun 16, 2026

Earlier, at the beginning of your presentations, Ms. Hogan talked about the problem of the missing costs of the transition. I assume this question will be for Ms. Reza. Do you have the numbers, or at least some estimates, of what this transition is actually going to cost? We've talked about a timeline. You're going to be doing these things in duplicate, but can you give us some numbers?