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Hon. Richard Wilson, Maskwacis-Wetaskiwin

Lord Jesus please hear my prayer for Mr. Rick Wilson.  I thank you so much for Rick and his service to the province of Alberta and the people of Maskwacis-Wetaskiwin.  Thank you lord for equipping Rick with the experience, tools and expertise required to be the minister of Indigenous Relations.  Give him the wisdom and strength to carry out his duties.  Let Rick feel your power and guiding spirit in his life. Bless him and his family in the coming year. I pray these things in Jesus’ name, amen. 

 

Rick Wilson was elected and sworn in as the Minister of Indigenous Relations in April 2019. Wilson brings an extensive record of public service to the legislature, including: 15 years as County Councillor with County of Wetaskiwin, seven years as Chairman of Crossroads Regional Health Authority, six years as Member of the Western Canadian Agriculture Debt Review Board, five years as School Board Trustee with Wetaskiwin Regional Public Schools and decades as a local business owner and farmer. Wilson’s family farm has been in operation for more than 100 years, and is recognized as an Alberta Century Farm and Ranch. Wilson grew up and went to school with the First Nations of Maskwacîs. He lived near the 4 bands in the Summer Village of Ma-Me-O Beach, which he considers an integral part of his personal story.