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Alberta government dismisses $169-billion public pension fund's 11 -person board, its CEO and three executives.
AIMCo, the sixth -largest pension fund in Canada , is responsible for overseeing the nearly $24 billion Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund .
The province’s extraordinary intervention into the arms-length pension fund resurrected questions around potential plans to put a provincial pension to a referendum.
The idea has gone dormant after receiving wide disapproval in late 2023 .
Alberta ’s lieutenant governor approved the incorporation of a provincial corporation on Thursday .
The move is not related to the axeing of AIMCo 's board and CEO, a press secretary for the government said.
Gilmour has served in executive councils under ex-premiers Rachel Notley and Kenney .
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