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dbpedia:Heather_Forsyth

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Heather Mae Forsyth (born August 1, 1950) is a Canadian politician. She was named interim leader of the Wildrose Party on December 22, 2014, following the defection of the previous leader, Danielle Smith, and eight other MLAs. Forsyth is a former member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta representing the constituency of Calgary-Fish Creek as a Wildrose Alliance representative. She was a Progressive Conservative until she crossed the floor on January 4, 2010.

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Heather Forsyth Forsyth, Heather

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Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, Canada

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2004-11-25Z 2015-06-01Z 2006-12-15Z 2015-05-05Z 2015-03-28Z

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1993-06-15Z 2014-12-22Z 2014-12-23Z 2001-03-16Z 2004-11-25Z

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1950-08-01Z

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dbpedia:Saskatchewan dbpedia:Saskatoon

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1950-01-01Z

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MLAforCalgary-Fish Creek Solicitor General and Minister of Public Security in theAlberta government Leader of theWildrose Party(interim) Minister of Children's Services in theAlberta government

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Leader of the Official Opposition

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dbpedia:Calgary dbpedia:Alberta

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dbpedia:Richard_Gotfried dbpedia:Harvey_Cenaiko dbpedia:Brian_Jean dbpedia:Janis_Tarchuk

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