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Our Story
Our Story
In 1998, newly elected Calgary Southeast MP Jason Kenney got together a group of young Conservatives at the University of Calgary to form the Reform Party Club on Campus.
Since then, the club has undergone changes in name and form, but can count among its alumni Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, members of Alberta’s Provincial Cabinet and the Federal Conservative Caucus, alongside business leaders, senior political staffers and journalists.
In 2025, the Conservative Clubs at the University of Calgary Campus and Mount Royal University merged to form the Campus Conservative Association of Calgary (CCAC), an independent Alberta Society representing hundreds of Conservative students across the city.
Our 2025 - 2026 Executive Team
Our 2025 - 2026 Executive Team
Josh Heuberger - Co-President
Simone Ellis - Co-President
Landon McKiernan - Vice President Strategy
MacKenzie Tareta - Vice President of Finance
Mikayla Gale - Vice President of Budget
Mitch Murray - Vice President of Fundraising
Gabriel Kelly-Gagnon - Vice President of Digital Communications
Chui Yang - Vice President of Campus Communications
Anna Holub - Vice President of External Communications
Stone Fraser - Vice President of Political Operations
Stella Mizak - Vice President of Campus Operations
Blaine Strawberry - Vice President of Internal Operations
CCAC executives with former CCAC alumni Pierre Poilievre at the 2026 Conservative Party Convention in Calgary.
Our By-Laws & Governance
Our By-Laws & Governance
The CCAC operates under formal by-Laws registered as an Alberta society. The document below serves as the final governing authority for the association and outlines our structure, membership rules, board responsibilities, finances, and meeting procedures.
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