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Danielle Larivee
Lesser Slave Lake
Danielle Larivee has been an RN for over 24 years, providing care to many Lesser Slave Lake residents in communities across the region. A passionate advocate for well being and social justice, Danielle was the MLA for Lesser Slave Lake from 2015 to 2019. During that time, she served as Minister of multiple ministries including Municipal Affairs, Children’s Services and Status of Women. In her roles, she managed many complicated and sensitive files, such as being Alberta’s lead for the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfires, developing and implementing a plan to improve Alberta's child intervention system, and co-chairing a review of the province’s mental health system.
Danielle currently serves as the first Vice President of United Nurses of Alberta, advocating for Alberta’s nurses and our public healthcare system.
Slave Lake has been Danielle’s home for over 40 years where she continues to live with and raise her three children. She can be found exploring the beautiful territory she feels blessed to call home any chance she gets.
