I am Rabie Ahmed, a Calgary lawyer running for Bencher. Here is a quick look at some of the issues I believe deserve thoughtful attention, along with a direct link to the official ballot.
I would be grateful for your consideration and support.
These reflections are informed by my experience in practice. Bencher responsibilities must always be exercised independently in the public interest.
Reform must be considered alongside injured Albertans’ legal rights, accountability and access to independent courts. I believe the Law Society should be part of discussions affecting access to justice.
Read my Care-First perspective ↗Confidentiality and loyalty are essential. Genuinely effective ethical walls and independent office-sharing arrangements deserve practical review so unnecessary barriers do not restrict access to justice.
Read my criminal-defence perspective ↗Family practice is personal, demanding and often shaped by costs and delay. Meaningful mentorship, practical regulation and understanding the realities of small and medium practices strengthen service to the public.
Read my family-law perspective ↗The 2026 Bencher election is open November 10–17. Eligible active Law Society of Alberta lawyers received a new password from eBallot on November 10.
Click any Vote Now button. You will go directly to the official eBallot login page.
Enter your Law Society Member ID and the new eBallot password emailed on November 10.
Find Rabie Ahmed on the ballot. You may choose up to 17 candidates in the 2026 election.
Follow the official instructions and submit before 4:30 p.m. Mountain time on November 17.
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