Becky Druhan Leaves PC Party to Serve Lunenburg West as Independent MLA
Becky Druhan, the Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) for Lunenburg West, has announced her departure from the Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative Party. She will now serve her constituents as an Independent MLA. Druhan made this announcement via a press release on Monday, stating that her views have diverged from those of the party leadership.
Reasons for Leaving the Progressive Conservative Party
In her statement, Druhan expressed respect for her fellow government members but emphasized the importance of addressing local needs effectively. She believes that her new role as an Independent MLA will enable her to serve Lunenburg West and Nova Scotia more effectively.
Previous Cabinet Roles
- Druhan served in various capacities since the Progressive Conservatives took power in 2021.
- Her last position was as justice minister and attorney general.
- She lost her cabinet roles during a recent unexpected cabinet reshuffle.
Accomplishments in Office
Druhan reflected on her achievements as justice minister, attorney general, and previously as the minister of education and early childhood development. She is proud of the progress made during her tenure, which she believes has positively impacted Nova Scotians.
Focus on Constituency
Transitioning to the role of Independent MLA, Druhan intends to concentrate more on her constituency. She aims to ensure that local priorities and perspectives are well-represented in her work. Druhan stated, “My commitment has always been to serve with integrity and diligence.”
Future Commitment
Druhan reassured her constituents that her mission remains unchanged: to work tirelessly for the people of Lunenburg West. She aims to listen to their concerns, advocate for their needs, and produce tangible outcomes for the community.
