Rocky Mountain House

Norm McDougall

“I’m a strong communicator capable of working with all kinds of different people, and that’s why I’ll make a great MLA for the citizens of Rocky Mountain House and the surrounding area. I got into politics for the same reason I work with youth: I want to help create a positive future for our province.” – Norm McDougall

Norm McDougall is a high school English teacher with a B.Ed. from the University of Alberta. He is a dedicated educator who has been teaching for more than 31 years.

The people of the Rocky Mountain House constituency need change, and Norm promises to deliver it as part of the Alberta Liberal team. Issues he will champion in the Legislature include rural development, protecting the environment and ground water, improving access to health care, increasing government accountability, and paying down the infrastructure debt.

Norm has coached rugby for a number of years, including many provincial U17 and U20 men’s teams at national championships.  He was also an assistant coach on the University of Lethbridge women’s team that won the CIS Rugby Championship in 2007.

Some of Norm’s hobbies include fly fishing, reading, music, theatre, and political activism. He has two children with his wife, Colette, and one grandchild.