Laila has almost five years’ experience working in the oil and gas sector. Being born and raised in Fort McMurray, Laila grew up a proud Albertan and as the representative for Fort McMurray-Lac La Biche she has always been an advocate for our energy sector.
Prior to her own election, Laila worked for a number of Members of the Legislative Assembly, and for a time served the Minister of Environment in Ottawa.
Laila is fluently bilingual, she attained a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Alberta’s Campus Saint-Jean in Political Science. She was first elected to the Legislative Assembly in the July 12, 2018 by-election, elected to represent the then riding of Fort McMurray-Conklin.
Additional mental health support will be provided to residents of northern Alberta who have been affected by flooding.
The Government of Alberta is providing up to $147 million to help Albertans in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo and Mackenzie County recover and rebuild after spring flooding caused significant damage.
The Alberta government is spending $2.5 million to upgrade the Lac La Biche Provincial Building and help keep businesses and Albertans working.
Government is upgrading Highway 881 to enhance safety and boost economic growth in Alberta’s energy sector.
Alberta parents deserve to know why Edmonton’s “City Hall School” is providing radical activists with special access to indoctrinate impressionable young schoolkids.
