Stacy Miskew

Stacy Miskew is a business owner, husband, father, and problem solver who believes Alberta is at a crossroads. Born and raised in Alberta in a family of teachers and farmers, Stacy learned early that accountability, discipline, hard work and showing up every day matters. He began university but chose a different path, joining the military, serving in the reserves, and working in military intelligence.

That experience shaped his approach to leadership, responsibility, and decision-making when the stakes are real, and the work he does goes beyond himself. After his service, Stacy built his career by taking on challenges others avoided. He built his first IT company, then purchased Mr. Rooter Plumbing when it was just months away from bankruptcy and turned it into a thriving, multimillion-dollar business, operating it for ten years before selling. He also helped rebuild Tech Masters, another struggling company, transforming it into a thriving data center and business IT services operation, which he later sold.

Twice, Stacy took failing businesses and made them succeed, not with government handouts, but with grit, accountability, and follow-through. Now, he wants to give back and help restore the conditions that once made Alberta the best place in Canada to build a life, raise a family, and start a business. Stacy was also invited to lead in billion-dollar organizations such as Flint Energy and North American Construction Group, as well as publicly funded organizations such as the Workers' Compensation Board and Edmonton Catholic Schools.

Rural Albertans deserve to feel safe in their homes, on their land, and in their communities. Today, too many families are being left to fend for themselves while repeat offenders cycle through the justice system. Stacy believes in stronger, better-resourced rural policing, laws that respect the right of law-abiding citizens to defend themselves and their property, and a justice system that locks criminals away instead of releasing them back onto our streets. If you work hard, play by the rules, and contribute to your community, the system should protect you, not the criminals who target you.

Albertans contribute enormously to this country, yet too often decisions affecting our economy, industries, and livelihoods are made far away by people who do not understand Alberta, its needs or our contribution. Stacy believes Alberta must assert its constitutional authority, defend its resources, and ensure decisions affecting this province are made with Alberta’s interests first. Alberta deserves to be treated as a full partner, not as a resource bank or an afterthought. Most importantly, Albertans should have the right to decide, through a democratic vote, what they want the future of their province to look like. Decisions of that magnitude should be made by the people who live and work here, not imposed from elsewhere. A strong Alberta requires confidence, leverage, and the resolve to stand firm, demand fairness, and refuse arrangements that hold us back. If Alberta wins, all of Canada wins!

Alberta was once the place where hard work was rewarded, risks were worth taking, and young people could afford to build something of their own, often doing a little better with each passing generation. That opportunity is becoming harder to access, especially in rural Alberta. Rising costs, overregulation, and decisions made in Ottawa have made it harder to start, grow, and sustain businesses of all kinds, from farming and trades to your local restaurant or even the corner store. Stacy wants to bring back the Alberta advantage by supporting economic freedom, reducing barriers for small businesses, while creating conditions that allow entrepreneurs, farmers, tradespeople, and families to succeed. When rural Alberta thrives, the entire province benefits.

Growth in Alberta is difficult without immigration. Ottawa’s lack of foresight and mis-management has created a crisis impacting service levels and costing the province millions to build out infrastructure while simultaneously creating staffing pressures in healthcare, policing and education. Recognizing the issue they created, Ottawa chose a political response to the problem... Do Nothing! They have abandoned those they invited, leaving them to wait years with no response to applications, forcing good people into stressful situations or having to work without permits just to survive. Ottawa has left these people without a reasonable path to citizenship, creating a type of “societal and economic purgatory." This is inexcusable and inhumane, and it could have been avoided. People matter, not politics. Stacy supports Alberta taking control of its immigration, a right granted to the provinces under the Constitution. We can then adjust the number of immigrants who come, aligning that with our economy, society, and needs. This control will help us manage our growth in a structured way, without overloading our infrastructure or service capabilities, while allowing us to onboard those people in a controlled manner. Alberta needs access to people and skills to continue to grow, but it's our responsibility to provide the people we invite with a clear, achievable path to becoming tax-paying, fully contributing citizens.

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