By The Canadian Press

Cabinet minister Stephanie McLean won’t seek re-election

Jun 1, 2018 | 7:03 AM

EDMONTON – Another one of Premier Rachel Notley’s cabinet ministers says she won’t seek re-election.

Stephanie McLean, the member for Calgary-Varsity, says she wants to focus on her law career.

McLean, who is minister for the Status of Women and Service Alberta, says it was a tough decision.

She says she is particularly proud of her work protecting vulnerable Albertans and combating sexual violence.

Earlier this year Associate Health Minister Brandy Payne, the member for Calgary-Acadia, announced she won’t run for re-election because she wants to spend more time with her husband and two young girls.

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(The Canadian Press – CTV Edmonton)