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ABOUT ME

MEET JUSTIN ANDERSON

Family First!

Justin lives in Stony Plain with his wife Sharlene. They appreciate Stony Plain's culture of active living and volunteerism and they enjoy giving back to the community wherever they can.

Justin's spends much of his downtime at the BBQ or behind a camera.

Justin and Sharlene love to travel, exploring new places both locally and abroad and can often be found biking or kayaking together!

Getting ready to watch the Barbie Movie @ Heritage Park.

Kayak-Camping on Maligne Lake.

Volunteering at a Community Christmas Carnival.

Jacques Lake Bike Trip.

We haven't been everywhere, but it is on our list!

Flower photo for mom!

Growing Up

Born in Edmonton but raised in the Parkland area, Justin split time between Spruce Grove and Stony Plain.

Through grade school, he embraced countless opportunities to be involved in the local community and was afforded many rich experiences by the people and businesses in the area. As a youth, he was an active member of his community youth council and had the privilege to work alongside MLA Doug Horner as a youth delegate to the Province of Alberta.

Community Involvement

After high school and before settling into teaching, Justin spent several years working in transitional housing programs for at-risk youth. During this time, he volunteered with the Parkland Children's Christmas Program, a committee he was privileged to chair for many years and was involved in humanitarian work in Central America.

Twisting balloon animals at a school in Guatemala.

Organizing volunteers for a community event!

Mad Scientist:
After School STEM Club

Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree!

Dress like a teacher day!

Educator

Employed by Parkland School Division since 2009, Justin currently teaches sixth grade at Prescott Learning Centre.

Justin believes in creating memorable moments for his students and will often do so at his own expense!

Municipal Councillor

Justin was elected to council for his first term in 2021 and has been a strong advocate for the preservation of green space, increased community engagement, active living, accessibility, regional collaboration, and community youth.