22nd Alberta Legislature

The 22nd Alberta Legislative Assembly was in session from June 1, 1989, to May 18, 1993, with the membership of the assembly determined by the results of the 1989 Alberta general election held on March 20, 1989. The Legislature officially resumed on June 1, 1989, and continued until the fourth session was prorogued and dissolved on May 18, 1993, prior to the 1993 Alberta general election on June 15, 1993.
Alberta's twenty-second government was controlled by the majority Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta, led by Premier Don Getty until his resignation, he was replaced by Ralph Klein. The Official Opposition was led by Ray Martin of the New Democratic Party. The Speaker was David J. Carter.

Party standings after the 22nd General Election

Fourth Sitting Speech from the Throne

In an unusual move, Lieutenant Governor Gordon Towers would announce the Fourth Sitting of the 22nd Alberta Legislature would open with a "90 minute state-of-affairs address" rather than the traditional Speech from the Throne. Towers' reasoning for the change was the session would only last a couple weeks until the 1993 Alberta general election would be called.

Members elected

For complete electoral history, see individual districts

	District	Member	Party	First elected/ previously elected	No.# of term	Athabasca-Lac La Biche	Mike Cardinal	Progressive Conservative	1989	1st term	Banff-Cochrane	Brian Evans	Progressive Conservative	1989	1st term	Barrhead	Ken Kowalski	Progressive Conservative	1979	4th term	Bonnyville	Ernie Isley	Progressive Conservative	1979	4th term	Bow Valley	Tom Musgrove	Progressive Conservative	1982	3rd term	Calgary-Bow	Bonnie Laing	Progressive Conservative	1989	1st term	Calgary-Buffalo	Sheldon Chumir	Liberal	1986	2nd term	Gary Dickson	Liberal	1992	1st term	Calgary Currie	Dennis Anderson	Progressive Conservative	1979	4th term	Calgary-Egmont	David J. Carter	Progressive Conservative	1979	4th term	Calgary-Elbow	Ralph Klein	Progressive Conservative	1989	1st term	Calgary-Fish Creek	William Edward Payne	Progressive Conservative	1979	4th term	Calgary-Foothills	Pat Black²	Progressive Conservative	1989	1st term	Calgary-Forest Lawn	Barry Pashak	NDP	1986	2nd term	Calgary-Glenmore	Dianne Mirosh	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Calgary-McCall	Stan Nelson	Progressive Conservative	1982	3rd term	Calgary-McKnight	Yolande Gagnon	Liberal	1989	1st term	Calgary-Millican	Gordon Shrake	Progressive Conservative	1982	3rd term	Calgary-Montrose	Rick Orman	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Calgary-Mountain View	Bob Hawkesworth	NDP	1986	2nd term	Calgary-North Hill	Fred Stewart	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Calgary-North West	Frank Bruseker	Liberal	1989	1st term	Calgary-Shaw	Jim Dinning	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Calgary-West	Elaine McCoy	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Camrose	Ken Rostad	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Cardston	Jack Ady	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Chinook	Shirley McClellan	Progressive Conservative	1987	2nd term	Clover Bar	Kurt Gesell	Progressive Conservative	1989	1st term	Independent	Cypress-Redcliff	Alan Hyland	Progressive Conservative	1975	5th term	Drayton Valley	Tom Thurber	Progressive Conservative	1989	1st term	Drumheller	Stanley Schumacher	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Dunvegan	Glen Clegg	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Edmonton-Avonmore	Marie Laing	NDP	1986	2nd term	Edmonton-Belmont	Tom Sigurdson	NDP	1986	2nd term	Edmonton-Beverly	Ed Ewasiuk	NDP	1986	2nd term	Edmonton-Calder	Christie Mjolsness	NDP	1986	2nd term	Edmonton Centre	William Roberts	NDP	1986	2nd term	Edmonton-Glengarry	Laurence Decore	Liberal	1989	1st term	Edmonton-Glenora	Nancy Betkowski ¹	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Edmonton-Gold Bar	Bettie Hewes	Liberal	1986	2nd term	Edmonton-Highlands	Pam Barrett	NDP	1986	2nd term	Edmonton Jasper Place	John McInnis	NDP	1989	1st term	Edmonton-Kingsway	Alex McEachern	NDP	1986	2nd term	Edmonton Meadowlark	Grant Mitchell	Liberal	1986	2nd term	Edmonton-Mill Woods	Gerry Gibeault	NDP	1986	2nd term	Edmonton Norwood	Ray Martin	NDP	1982	3rd term	Edmonton-Parkallen	Doug Main	Progressive Conservative	1989	1st term	Edmonton-Strathcona	Gordon Wright	NDP	1986	2nd term	Barrie Chivers	NDP	1990	1st term	Edmonton-Whitemud	Percy Wickman	Liberal	1989	1st term	Fort McMurray	Norm Weiss	Progressive Conservative	1979	4th term	Grande Prairie	Bob Elliott	Progressive Conservative	1982	3rd term	Highwood	Don Tannas	Progressive Conservative	1989	1st term	Innisfail	Gary Severtson	Progressive Conservative	1989	1st term	Lacombe	Ronald Moore	Progressive Conservative	1982	3rd term	Lesser Slave Lake	Pearl Calahasen	Progressive Conservative	1989	1st term	Lethbridge East	Archibald D. Johnston	Progressive Conservative	1975	5th term	Lethbridge-West	John Gogo	Progressive Conservative	1975	5th term	Little Bow	Raymond Speaker	Progressive Conservative	1963	8th term	Barry McFarland	Progressive Conservative	1992	1st term	Lloydminster	Doug Cherry	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Macleod	LeRoy Fjordbotten	Progressive Conservative	1979	4th term	Medicine Hat	Jim Horsman	Progressive Conservative	1975	5th term	Olds-Didsbury	Roy Brassard	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Peace River	Al Adair	Progressive Conservative	1971	6th term	Pincher Creek-Crowsnest	Frederick Deryl Bradley	Progressive Conservative	1975	5th term	Ponoka-Rimbey	Halvar Jonson	Progressive Conservative	1982	3rd term	Red Deer North	Stockwell Day	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Red Deer South	John Oldring	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Redwater-Andrew	Steve Zarusky	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Rocky Mountain House	Ty Lund	Progressive Conservative	1989	1st term	Sherwood Park	Peter Elzinga	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Smoky River	Walter Paszkowski	Progressive Conservative	1989	1st term	St. Albert	Dick Fowler	Progressive Conservative	1989	1st term	St. Paul	John Drobot	Progressive Conservative	1982	3rd term	Stettler	Brian C. Downey	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Don Getty	Progressive Conservative	1967, 1985, 1989	6th term*	Stony Plain	Stan Woloshyn	NDP	1989	1st term	Progressive Conservative	Taber-Warner	Robert Bogle	Progressive Conservative	1975	5th term	Three Hills	Connie Osterman	Progressive Conservative	1979	4th term	Vegreville	Derek Fox	NDP	1986	2nd term	Vermilion-Viking	Steve West	Progressive Conservative	1986	2nd term	Wainwright	Robert Fischer	Progressive Conservative	1982	3rd term	Westlock-Sturgeon	Nicholas Taylor	Liberal	1986	2nd term	West Yellowhead	Jerry Doyle	NDP	1989	1st term	Wetaskiwin-Leduc	Donald H. Sparrow	Progressive Conservative	1982	3rd term	Whitecourt	Peter Trynchy	Progressive Conservative	1971	6th term
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¹ Nancy Betkowski later changed her last name to MacBeth
² Pat Black later changed her last name to Nelson