As a founding member of the People’s Party of Canada, Alan Clarke is honored to represent the residents of Fort McMurray-Cold Lake in the upcoming federal election. A proud Albertan, his work takes him across the region, from Fort McMurray to Cold Lake, Lac La Biche, and the surrounding rural communities.

A fourth-generation Canadian, Alan was raised on a family orchard and became a pioneer in agri-tourism while serving as a director for multiple agricultural associations. With deep roots in politics and military service—tracing back to Confederation, the First World War, and even the American Civil War—he understands the importance of defending Canada’s sovereignty and traditions.

Alan brings hands-on expertise as a heavy-duty mechanic, millwright, and welder, with extensive experience in mining, pipeline development, forestry, construction, and agriculture. He has been actively involved in politics since the age of 14, holding leadership roles in the BC Social Credit Youth, the BC Conservative Party, and the BC Reform Party.

He is a strong advocate for:

✅ Property Rights – Protecting individual land ownership and freedoms.

✅ Tax & Electoral Reform – Ensuring fair representation and a tax system that works for Canadians.

✅ Justice & Self-Defence Rights – Upholding the right to bear arms and defend one’s property.

✅ A Stronger Armed Forces – Reinforcing Canada’s military to protect national interests.

✅ Defending Alberta’s Resources & Rural Way of Life – Standing against policies that threaten the province’s economic prosperity.

If elected, Alan Clarke pledges to fight for a prosperous future—one where government puts Fort McMurray, Cold Lake, Lac La Biche, and Alberta first.

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