Top executives no longer with Alberta Energy Regulator

By Derek Craddock

Posted October 23, 2019 12:33 pm.

This article is more than 5 years old.

EDMONTON (660 NEWS) – More changes have come to the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER).

The regulator announced that Executive Vice Presidents Carol Crowfoot, Stacey Schorr, and Mark Taylor are no longer with the organization.

In a statement, the board said it’s committed to finding a permanent CEO as quickly as possible and will be working closely with interim CEO Gordon Lambert.

The board said it will continue its work with the Government of Alberta in its review of the AER.

The regulator has come under fire recently after an Auditor General report found gross mismanagement of public assets by the former CEO.

Earlier this year, the UCP government fired the AER board and ordered a review of the organization.

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