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- Aboriginal Leaders
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- Clerk of the Legislative Assembly
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- Information and Privacy Commissioner:Jill Clayton
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- Chief executive officers of Crown corporations
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- Chancellor of the University of Alberta:Ralph B. Young
- Chancellor of the University of Calgary:Jim Dinning
- Chancellor of the University of Lethbridge:Shirley McClellan
- Chairman of the Board,University of Alberta
- Chairman of the Board,University of Calgary
- Chairman of the Board,University of Lethbridge
- Chairman of the Board,Athabasca University
- Chairman of the Board,Mount Royal University
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- President of the University of Alberta:David H. Turpin
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- President of the University of Lethbridge:Michael J. Mahon
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