Cardston County Key Contacts
For a full list of County staff and departments, click here to view the staff directory.
Provincial Government
Alberta is divided into 87 constituencies, each represented by a Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA). The elected MLA represents their constituency in the Legislative Assembly of Alberta and advocates for local interests at the provincial level.
Cardston County is part of the Cardston-Siksika riding, represented by Joseph Schow.
| MLA | Contact Information |
|---|---|
| Joseph Schow | 📍 Edmonton Office: (780) 638-1158 📍 Taber Office: (403) 653-5070 |
Federal Government
Representation in the House of Commons is based on electoral districts (ridings). Canada’s electoral system follows a "first-past-the-post" process, where the candidate with the most votes in a riding wins a seat in Parliament.
Cardston County is divided between two federal ridings:
Medicine Hat - Cardston - Warner
Most of Cardston County falls under the Medicine Hat - Cardston - Warner riding, represented by Glen Motz in the House of Commons.
| MP | Contact Information |
|---|---|
| Glen Motz | 📍 Medicine Hat Office: (403) 528-4698 📍 Raymond Office: (403) 752-0330 ✉️ Email: Click Here 🐦 Twitter: Follow 📘 Facebook: Visit |
Foothills
The northwest corner of Cardston County falls under the Foothills riding, represented by John Barlow in the House of Commons.
| MP | Contact Information |
|---|---|
| John Barlow | 📍 Ottawa Office: (613) 995-8471 📍 High River Office: (403) 603-3665 ✉️ Email: Click Here 🐦 Twitter: Follow 📘 Facebook: Visit |
If you require further assistance or have any inquiries, please contact your local representative or visit the Government of Canada Website for more details.