Prentice cabinet

The Prentice ministry was sworn in September 15, 2014, following the swearing in of the new leader of the Progressive Conservative party Jim Prentice as Premier of Alberta, and remained in office until May 24, 2015. Members are listed in order of precedence

Portfolio	Minister	Riding
Premier, President of Executive Council, and Aboriginal Relations	Jim Prentice	Calgary-Foothills (effective October 27, 2014)
Finance, President of the Treasury Board	Robin Campbell	West Yellowhead
Health	Stephen Mandel	Edmonton-Whitemud (effective October 27, 2014)
Municipal Affairs, Government House Leader	Diana McQueen	Drayton Valley-Devon
Energy, Government House Leader	Frank Oberle, Jr.	Peace River
Education	Gordon Dirks	Calgary-Elbow (effective October 27, 2014)
Infrastructure	Manmeet Bhullar	Calgary-Greenway
Agriculture and Rural Development	Verlyn Olson	Wetaskiwin-Camrose
Human Services	Heather Klimchuk	Edmonton-Glenora
Environment and Sustainable Resource Development	Kyle Fawcett	Calgary-North Hill
Justice, Solicitor General, Deputy House Leader	Jonathan Denis	Calgary-Acadia
Seniors	Jeff Johnson	Athabasca-Redwater
Minister of Innovation and Advanced Education, and Deputy House Leader	Don Scott	Fort McMurray-Conklin
Culture, Tourism	Maureen Kubinec	Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock
Transportation	Wayne Drysdale	Grande Prairie-Wapiti
Service Alberta	Stephen Khan	St. Albert
Jobs, Skills, Training and Labour	Ric McIver	Calgary-Hays
Associate Minister of Asia Pacific Relations (Reporting to the Premier)	Teresa Woo-Paw	Calgary-Northern Hills
Associate Minister of Persons with Disabilities (Reporting to the Minister of Human Services)	Naresh Bhardwaj	Edmonton-Ellerslie
Associate Minister of Aboriginal Relations (Reporting to the Premier)	David Dorward	Edmonton-Gold Bar

Changes

• Jonathan Denis resigned as Minister of Justice and Solicitor-General on April 25, 2015; Verlyn Olson became Acting Minister of Justice and Solicitor-General