10 Facts About Graham Sucha

Graham Dean Sucha was born on 1986 and is a Canadian politician who was elected in the 2015 Alberta general election to the Legislative Assembly of Alberta representing the electoral district of Calgary-Shaw.

Graham Sucha studied Television Broadcasting at Algonquin College and Political Science at Carleton University, both located in Ottawa.

Graham Sucha maintained that position until he was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Alberta for the constituency of Calgary Shaw in 2015.

In 2016 Graham Sucha was appointed to the Select Special Ethics and Accountability Committee.

Graham Sucha suggested a limit of $40,000 for most constituencies and $50,000 for larger constituencies, as well as a limit of $1.6 million for political parties.

Graham Sucha served as chair of the Standing Committee on Alberta's Economic Future where he oversaw a thorough review of Bill 203, Alberta Standard Time Act.

Graham Sucha was appointed Vice President of the Pacific Northwest Economic Region in 2017.

In Winter of 2017 Graham Sucha was appointed to the Ministerial Panel on Child Intervention which was struck following the death of four year old Serenity.

Graham Sucha was defeated in the April 2019 election losing to UCP candidate Rebecca Schulz.

Graham Sucha currently serves as community outreach specialist for the tech not-for-profit Cybera.