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Backbencher booted from Alberta United Conservative Party caucus in January back in
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Alberta Premier Jason Kenney arrives to speak about the Open for Summer Plan and next steps in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, in Edmonton, Friday, June 18, 2021. Pat Rehn, an Alberta MLA booted in January from the United Conservative Party caucus for failing to perform his duties, has been welcomed back into the fold. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jason Franson
EDMONTON – A member of the Alberta legislature who was booted from the United Conservative Party caucus for failing to perform his duties has been welcomed back to the fold.
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The Lesser Slave Lake MLA was kicked out of the province’s governing caucus by Premier Jason Kenney in January after being accused of being absent from his riding.
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Try refreshing your browser. Slave Lake MLA Pat Rehn returns to UCP caucus six months after being ousted Back to video
UCP caucus chair Nathan Neudorf announced the re-admission with a news release that noted that Rehn has “worked tirelessly” to rebuild trust with local families, businesses, elected officials and Indigenous leaders since his removal.
Rehn, who previously said he was “disappointed, but to be frank, also relieved” to sit as an independent, said in the Wednesday release the past six months had been eye-opening.