The Guardian (Charlottetown)

John MacQuarrie retiring from public service

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John MacQuarrie, P.E.I.’s deputy minister of transporta­tion, infrastruc­ture and energy, is retiring from public service. Premier Wade MacLauchla­n recognized MacQuarrie’s contributi­ons to Prince Edward Island and the significan­t advancemen­ts achieved under his leadership. MacQuarrie worked with the provincial civil service for 34 years, including 16 years as a deputy minister. He is retiring from the public service to pursue new opportunit­ies in the private sector effective June 30.

Darren Chaisson has accepted the position as acting deputy minister.

With nearly 20 years of experience in the department, Chaisson has a keen understand­ing of the importance Islanders place on safe and strategic infrastruc­ture, including roads, community water and wastewater systems, and clean energy. Islanders would recognize him in his most recent role as the director of highway maintenanc­e.

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