This year marks an important shift in how we shape the future of pharmacy in Alberta. With the removal of district-based elections, the ACP Council election is moving toward a more unified, province-wide model of representation.

What does this mean?

It means your voice carries equal weight—no matter where you practice. It means candidates are stepping forward to represent the profession as a whole, not just a geographic region. And most importantly, it means we have an opportunity to strengthen collaboration, consistency, and shared vision across Alberta.

As we move into ACP Election 2026I am Ahmed Abdelfattah — clinical pharmacist, PharmD, EMBA, APA, and founder of Leduc Clinic Pharmacy, one of Alberta's first independent pharmacist walk-in clinics.

I have practiced in every setting that exists in Alberta — chain, independent, relief across 10+ communities, hospital, public health, and pharmaceutical industry across three countries. I am the Councillor who has stood behind your counter.

In this video:

— The biggest change to ACP voting in history: districts are gone

— Every regulated member now votes province-wide for any candidate in Alberta

— Why I am running and what I will do if elected

— My four commitments: walk-in clinic framework, CCP reform, rural lens, CQI+ just culture

— How to vote on myACP between April 2 and May 7, 2026

If you are a regulated ACP member — pharmacist or pharmacy technician — I am asking for your vote.

Voting opens April 2 and closes May 7, 2026 on myACP. Takes 2 minutes.

Full platform: www.fattah.info