Alberta Finance Minister Travis Toews announces he won't run for re-election in May abpoli ableg abgov
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Toews, a rancher and accountant representing the constituency of Grande Prairie-Wapiti, oversaw the best and worst of Alberta’s turbulent oil and gas-powered economy — massive deficits, negative oil prices and eye-popping surpluses. He was also among those who were surreptitiously photographed in 2021 at a drinks and dinner on a rooftop patio on the legislature grounds in contravention of COVID-19 gathering rules.
Toews had refused to discuss his future in recent weeks, saying he was focused on passing the budget, which featured a projected $2.4-billion surplus along with increased spending virtually across the board.
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