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The Alberta government has appointed former Prime Minister Stephen Harper as chair of the Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo), tasking him with growing the Heritage Savings Trust Fund to over C$250 billion in 25 years. This follows a leadership shake-up that included the dismissal of AIMCo's board and CEO due to rising costs without improved returns. Harper's appointment is seen as a move to enhance governance, with some previously dismissed board members reinstated for continuity.
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