Welcome
Welcome to the Edmonton-Leduc Constituency Liberal Party Association.
1) Is NOT the voice of special interst groups
2) Is finanically RESPONSIBLE and does not freely spend government
revenues to buy votes and has put us in the most critical debt
situation that our country has ever seen. Canadian Debt Clock
3) Bases policy and descision on facts and does not treat issues like
the environment as obsacles of economic 'progress'.
Upcoming Events
Annual General
Meeting:
Novemebr 23rd, at the Greenfield Community League.
3803-114 St.
Holiday Party:
Decmber 22nd. Faculty Club, University of Alberta.
e-mail Richard for tickets.
This is not a fundraiser event. It is a fun
holiday event and tickets are to cover the cost of the meal.
Donations will be collected for our favorite
charity.
We will be having some small casua meetings with individuals to discuss ideas regarding policies, strategies or anything else that comes to mind with like minded people. Please contact us if you would like to participate in one of these get togethers.
About Me:
Richard Fahlman
As
an Assistant Professor at the University of Alberta I am both an
educator and a
research scientist. My work includes teaching undergraduate and
medical
students in addition to running a research program focused on basic
science
discovery and cancer research. For additional information on my
career please visit my Faculty
Page and Lab
Website.
I was born in Nakusp, BC (located in the
West Kootneys) in 1971. I curently live
with my
wife Dana, who was born in Grande Prairie, and our three sons in the
southwest Edmonton
community of Greenfield.
Professional
Experience:
Assistant Professor in the Department of Biochemistry (2006-current)
Assistant Adjunct Professor in Oncology (2011-current)
Postdoctoral Researcher University of British Columbia (2004-2006)
Postdoctoral Researcher, Northwestern University, Evanston IL
(2003-2004)
Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Colorado, Boulder CO (2001-2003)
Grant reviewer for: Natural Sciences and Engineering Research
Council of Canada, Canadian Institutes for Health Research, University
Hospital Foundation (University of Alberta) and the Einstein Foundation
(Berlin).
Faculty coordinator for the Let's Talk Science outreach program.
This is a program where we have graduate students host K-12 students
events and visit K-12 classrooms in
Edmonton and the surrounding area for a variety of science and
engineering activities.
Education:
1996 - B.Sc. Honours in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC.
2001 - Ph.D. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC.
Motivation
Much of my political motivation
arises from major concerns regarding the current leadership of our
country and
complete lack of ethics and any real vision for the future. For
the first time in my life we have a government that I do not trust with
our future. This government promised transparency, fiscal
responsibility and fairness. What they have done has been the
complete opposite. We have a secretive government pushing
policies that are expensive and do not benefit society. I am
fighting for a more
accountable, ethical and fiscally prudent leadership. I am
fighting for families, children, seniors and our environment. I
believe in policy that are best for society and not for a select few.
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Contact
For inquiries
for volunteering or donations please call or contact:
help@richardfahlman.ca
To contact Richard Fahlman
email: rpfahlman@gmail.com
phone: 780.235.3533