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Alberta changes to cabinet and caucus leadership

Government of Alberta

December 31, 2025 at 5:09:51 p.m.

Alberta changes to cabinet and caucus leadership

Alberta News

Premier Danielle Smith has issued the following statement announcing

changes to her cabinet and caucus leadership.


“I would like to offer my sincere appreciation and most heartfelt thanks to the Honourable Rebecca Schulz who has served as Minister of Environment and Protected Areas since 2023, and as MLA for Calgary-Shaw since 2019. Rebecca previously served as the Minister of Children Services and as the Minister of Municipal Affairs.


“I have accepted her resignation from cabinet effective Jan. 2, 2026 and look forward to continuing to work closely with her as she continues to serve as the MLA for Calgary-Shaw and as a member of our UCP caucus until the spring. I wish Rebecca and her family all the best when she seeks new career opportunities.


“On Jan. 2, the Honourable Grant Hunter, MLA for Taber-Warner and Associate Minister for Water will be sworn in as Alberta’s new Minister of Environment and Protected Areas. He brings with him years of experience as an MLA and minister, having previously served as the Associate Minister for Red Tape Reduction.


“MLA for Cypress-Medicine Hat, Justin Wright will become the Chief Government Whip for the United Conservative Caucus.


“I’d like to offer my congratulations to both Grant and Justin as they take on these new roles and responsibilities.”

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