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|Heather Hamilton has over 30 years of public service experience at the municipal, provincial and federal levels.  She began her career as a clerk with the City of Edmonton, and moved to the Government of Canada as a receptionist in 1991. She worked through progressively more responsible roles across the country, and was appointed as an executive in 2004. Heather served in executive roles with Human Resources and Social Development Canada, and Environment Canada.  She left the Government of Canada in 2013 to serve as head of communications for Edmonton Regional Airports Authority, and then served as Assistant Deputy Minister of Communications for the Government of Alberta.  Heather returned to the Government of Canada in 2018 as Regional Director General of the Prairies Region with the Parole Board of Canada.   

|Heather Hamilton has over 30 years of public service experience at the municipal, provincial and federal levels.  She began her career as a clerk with the City of Edmonton, and moved to the Government of Canada as a receptionist in 1991. She worked through progressively more responsible roles across the country, and was appointed as an executive in 2004. Heather served in executive roles with Human Resources and Social Development Canada, and Environment Canada.  She left the Government of Canada in 2013 to serve as head of communications for Edmonton Regional Airports Authority, and then served as Assistant Deputy Minister of Communications for the Government of Alberta.  Heather returned to the Government of Canada in 2018 as Regional Director General of the Prairies Region with the Parole Board of Canada.   

Heather holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Carleton University, and a Master of Arts in Communications and Technology from the University of Alberta.  She has a particular interest in diversity issues and communications law, and is a passionate advocate of continuous learning and public service values and ethics.  

Heather holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Carleton University, and a Master of Arts in Communications and Technology from the University of Alberta.  She has a particular interest in diversity issues and communications law, and is a passionate advocate of continuous learning and public service values and ethics.  

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|Heather Hamilton compte plus de 30 ans d’expérience dans la fonction publique municipale, provinciale et fédérale. Elle a commencé sa carrière en tant que commis à la Ville d’Edmonton, puis s’est jointe au gouvernement du Canada comme réceptionniste en 1991. Elle a progressivement gravi les échelons vers des postes de plus en plus importants partout au pays et a été nommée cadre en 2004. Heather a occupé des postes de direction au sein de Ressources humaines et Développement social Canada et d’Environnement Canada. Elle a quitté le gouvernement du Canada en 2013 pour occuper le poste de chef des communications de l’Edmonton Regional Airports Authority, puis de sous-ministre adjointe des Communications du gouvernement de l’Alberta. Heather est revenue au gouvernement du Canada en 2018 en tant que directrice générale régionale de la région des Prairies à la Commission des libérations conditionnelles du Canada.

 

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