Former Premier Hancock Moves to the Bench in Edmonton
Wednesday, May 7, 2025, 5:21 pm
In a notable career pivot, former Alberta premier David Hancock has been named to a judicial post in Edmonton. The shift from political leadership to a role in the justice system has raised a few eyebrows among political insiders, as Hancock readies himself to bring his distinctive style to the courtroom.
A former Alberta premier has a new job in the provincial courts.
EDMONTON - A former Alberta premier has a new job in the provincial courts.
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