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Calgary North Hill is a provincial electoral district for the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, Canada.

The first election in Calgary North Hill was in 1971, it was created mostly out of Calgary Bowness and a small sliver on the south end of Calgary Queens Park and Calgary North. The Riding covers central portion of north Calgary.

Contents 1 Boundaries 2 Demographics 3 Local Issues 4 Riding Associations 5 Election results 5.1 1997 - 2004 5.2 1971 - 1993 6 External links

The North border runs from Deerfoot Trail west along McKnight Blvd. The border turns north on North Haven Drive and turns south just after a few blocks on 14th Street NW. The border turns west again at John Laurie Blvd until it reaches 19th Street NW. Calgary Nose Hill borders on the north.The Western border goes south on 19th Street NW and follows it down to the Trans-Canada Highway. Calgary Varsity borders on the western side.

The south border follows the Trans-Canada Highway east from 19th Street NW. When it reaches the Deerfoot Trail it turns south until making a west turn on 8th Ave NE. The border then turns north on 19th Street NE only to turn west again on the Trans Canada Highway. The border then turns north on to Barlow Trail NE. Calgary Mountain View borders to the south

The eastern border follows Barlow Trail NW up to 32nd Ave. The border turns west on 32nd and continues to the Deerfoot Trail where it makes a north turn, it contiunes up Deerfoot until McKnight Blvd. Calgary East, and Calgary McCall border to the east.

Total population
36,361

49.9% Male
51.1% Female

33.2% Married
34.8% Single

Population by age

• 0-4 1,760 4.9
• 5-19 5,360 14.9
• 20-24 3,470 9.6
• 25-44 13,525 37.5
• 45-64 6,875 19.1
• 65-74 2,650 7.3
• 75+ 2,425 6.7

Registered voters
21,992

Alberta Government

• Transportation Infrastructure
• Noise from Low Flying Aircraft
• Nose Hill Park improvements

4 Associations Registered with Elections Alberta

• Alberta Alliance President Brent Best
• Liberal, ??
• NDP, President ??
• Progressive Conservative, President Lance Hodinott

Party	2004	2001	1997
Liberal	Pat Murray 3,223	Darryl Hawkins 2,529	John Schmale 3,297
Progressive Conservative	Richard Magnus 4,384	Richard Magnus 7,034	Richard Magnus 6,379
Alberta Alliance	Brent Best 627
N. D. P.	Aileen Machell 630	Christine McGregor 1,067	Jason Ness 1,183
Green Party	Susan Stratton 1,264	Darcy Kraus 404

Party	1993	1989	1986	1982	1979	1975	1971
Liberal	Tom Dixon	Pauline Kay 3,030	Pauline Kay 1,189	Dorothy Groves 701	Dorothy Groves 747	Dorothy Groves 584
Progressive Conservative	Richard Magnus 6,756	Fred Stewart 4,918	Fred Stewart 5,545	Ed Oman 9,168	Ed Oman 6,760	Roy Farran 6,673	Roy Farran 4,961
N. D. P.	Wendy Charlton 1,935	Emily Drzymala 2,720	Noel Jantzie 2,940	Agnes Middleton 1,753	Agnes Middleton 1,053	Joan Ryan 723	Barry Pashak 1,341
Social Credit					Dennis Shupe 1,799	Robert A. Simpson 1,364	Robert A. Simpson 4,900
Communist						Stephen Whitefield 60
Western Canada Concept defunct				Gordon Kennard 968
Representative defunct			Tom Gorman 511
Natural Law Party defunct	Joyce Gregson 160
Independent	Michael O'Malley 394	John Jasienczyk 328			John Jasienczyk 71		Carl Reich 121

• Riding Map for Calgary North Hill
• Government of Alberta Demographics of Calgary North Hill
• Website of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta

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South:	Airdrie-Chestermere • Cardston-Taber-Warner • Cypress-Medicine Hat • Highwood • Lethbridge East • Lethbridge West • Little Bow • Livingstone-Macleod • Medicine Hat • Strathmore-Brooks
See also:	Politics of Alberta • List of Alberta general elections • 2004 election