Rhonda Clarke-Gauthier earns Dunvegan-Central Peace-Notley PC Party nomination

Rhonda Clarke-Gauthier will be the PC Party’s candidate in Dunvegan-Central Peace-Notley for the next provincial election.

Clarke-Gauthier has two decades of experience with her local association, and took a leave of absence as Executive Director of the Mighty Peace Watershed Alliance to run.

She’s originally from Spirit River and now runs a farm with her husband just outside the Village of Donnelly.

Clarke-Gauthier beat out three other candidates for the nomination, which opened up after current MLA Hector Goudreau announced he would be retiring.

An early election is expected to be called this spring.

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