Christina is proud to call Edmonton home and loves the incredible diversity of the Mill Woods community where she lives.

Named Minister of Labour and Minister Responsible for Democratic Renewal in 2016, Christina has a proven track record of making life more affordable for Albertans. She was instrumental in the introduction of the $15 minimum wage because she believes that every hard working Albertan deserves to be paid fairly. She has had the backs of everyday working Albertans by passionately advocating for healthy work environments where all workers can do their jobs safely.

Active in her Mill Woods community of Edmonton, she served on the Edmonton Transit System Advisory Board for six years, three of those as the Chair. She also volunteered as a Distress Line operator with The Support Network. In 2007, Christina was recognized for work with a YWCA of Edmonton Woman of Distinction award.

Prior to being elected, Christina worked as a senior consultant with a local software development consulting firm and has experience working as a software developer and instructor.

Christina holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from the Concordia University of Edmonton, and a diploma in software development.

Local Issues

• Protecting and improving health care by building a new hospital in South Edmonton and expanding care at Grey Nuns Hospital.
• Strengthening the supports families rely on and making them available closer to home by bringing an Alberta Supports Centre to Mill Woods Town Centre.
• Diversifying our economy, attracting new investment and creating jobs, here and across the province.
• Ensuring our kids are learning in good classrooms by modernizing Holy Trinity High School.