Mike Jamieson is 42 years of age and is a born and raised Calgarian. Mike has lived in the SE of Calgary his entire life in Acadia, Cranston and McKenzie Towne. Mike is married and has two children.

Mike Jamieson has a solid education ranging from Operational Health and Safety in Construction from the University of New Brunswick, and an Incident Investigation Professional Certificate from Det Morske Veritas, Journeyman Scaffolder from the Scaffold And Access Industry Association and is a National Construction Safety Officer from the Alberta Construction Safety Association.

Mike Jamieson also has signed the front of a cheque and has managed multi million dollar budgets especially in his current role as a partner in Calibre Construction where he managed projects for the Calgary Police Service, City of Calgary Leisure Center upgrades and Ayrton Hydrogen Fuel Technology. Mike also has Project Management experience with Coverco Building in charge of the Lafarge Overburden Facility Expansion and fabric structure upgrades for the City. Mike has over a decade of experience working in Alberta’s incredible oil and gas sector. Projects ranged from upgrades at CNRL Horizon, Syncrude Pipeline expansions and construction of the Surmont 2 SAG-D Project.

Mike Jamieson is an active member of our community. He attends First Alliance Church, has volunteered with the Calgary Drop-In Centre, Operation Christmas Child, Community Clean Up, the Erma Fennel Foundation and is a former Foster Parent providing a loving and safe environment for 3 children for 3 years.

Mike Jamieson has sat on the Board of Directors for Minster Tanya Fir and Speaker Ric McIver. Mike was also instrumental in the federal Conservative Party leadership campaign for Dr. Leslyn Lewis against Erin O’Toole where Leslyn Lewis won the popular vote. Mike also recently campaigned with MP Tom Kmiec and MP Jasraj Halan to help them get reelected.

The best way to look at this is, we as taxpayers are the shareholders and we are electing Mike Jamieson to be our Board Member for the Corporation of the City of Calgary. We need to elect Councillors with both life and business experience. We need to elect Councillors that understand the municipal level of government and its very limited focus and jurisdiction.