Rachel Notley Resigns as Edmonton-Strathcona MLA
Rachel Notley Resigns as Edmonton-Strathcona MLA

Rachel Notley Resigns as Edmonton-Strathcona MLA

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Rachel Notley, former Alberta premier and leader of the NDP, has announced her resignation as the MLA for Edmonton-Strathcona, effective December 30. In her emotional farewell, she expressed gratitude for nearly 17 years of serving her community, highlighting the strong connections among residents. Notley previously stepped down as party leader earlier this year, making way for Naheed Nenshi, who praised her contributions to the party and province. She has ruled out engaging in federal politics but did not specify her future plans in her announcement. During her tenure, Notley was noted for increasing corporate taxes and minimum wage, and implementing a carbon tax. Her departure follows the NDP's electoral defeats to the United Conservative Party in 2019 and 2023.

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