Liberal minister Carolyn Bennett says she won’t seek re-election
Bennett said she met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to let him know, and added that serving her Toronto-St. Paul’s constituents has been the “best job.”
The news came as Bennett announced government funding for a 988 suicide crisis hotline in Toronto on Monday.The longtime Liberal was first elected to the House of Commons in 1997 after working as a family physician and an associate professor at the University of Toronto.Story continues below advertisement
Before her current role, she served as the minister of Crown-Indigenous relations and the minister of Indigenous and northern affairs.More on Politics
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