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November 4, 2026 Checking in with ABP

Alberta Beef Producers announces 2026-2028 delegates

Alberta Beef Producers (ABP) is pleased to share the results of the 2026 delegate elections.

Producer meetings were held throughout September and October across the province. Along with hearing updates from ABP, attendees had the opportunity to meet cattle producers who put their names forward to represent their regions over the next two years as delegates.

Nominees in the Northwest and Northeast zones will be officially acclaimed at the Annual General Meeting (AGM), while elections were held in the Central, Southwest and Southeast zones.

Following the November 3 ballot count, the results of nominations and elections for the 2026–2028 delegate term are as follows:

Northwest Zone

Acclaimed

  • Becky Kimble, County of Grande Prairie No. 1
  • Dyanna Marquardt, Big Lakes County
  • Jess Verstappen, Big Lakes County
  • Jamie White, County of Grande Prairie No. 1

Northeast Zone

Acclaimed

  • Zach Bourassa, Lac La Biche County
  • Josie Pashulka, County of Two Hills No. 21
  • Kailey Wirsta, County of St. Paul No. 19
  • Miles Wowk, County of Two Hills No. 21

Central Zone

Elected

  • Phil Hamar, Clearwater County
  • Brenda Rosadiuk, Parkland County
  • Jason Smith, Clearwater County
  • Kirk Wildman, Lac Ste. Anne County

Southwest Zone

Elected

  • Adeleen Bolduc, Foothills County
  • Andrea Croll, Red Deer County
  • Lee Irvine, Rocky View County
  • Ashley Perepelkin, Clearwater County

Southeast Zone

Elected

  • Dylan Biggs, Paintearth County No. 18
  • Kent Holowath, Starland County
  • Craig Lehr, Cypress County
  • Lance Neilson, Stettler County No. 6

Producers in the Southeast Zone also elected Wacey Manning, of the Municipal District of Provost No. 52, to fill a vacant delegate position with one year remaining in the term.

ABP thanks everyone who let their name stand for election, as well as the delegates who have completed their terms.

Producers can meet delegates at the ABP Annual General Meeting, taking place in Red Deer, Alta., Dec. 2-3, 2026.

Visit the Delegate page at albertabeef.org to learn more about the delegates currently representing each region and watch for updated delegate information once the new terms begin in December.

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