Father
God, thank You for Honorable Nancy Heppner and the important role she has
serving in the cabinet. We pray for creative plans and strategies as she sits
on committees and meets with people in the constituency of Martensville. Thank
You for the experience she brings and the wisdom she carries. Abundantly bless her and her family. In Jesus name, amen.
Nancy’s interest in politics was sparked while door knocking for her father Ben in 1995. In 2001, she began working as the constituency assistant for Carol Skelton, MP for Saskatoon-Rosetown-Biggar. She later moved to Ottawa to continue to work for Carol Skelton as her legislative assistant on Parliament Hill. Nancy worked for Leader of the Official Opposition (Stephen Harper) as question period coordinator and remained there until 2005.
Following her work on the 2006 federal election, Nancy became a part of the issues management team for the Right Honourable Stephen Harper in the Prime Minister's Office. Nancy subsequently served as director of communications for the Minister of Canadian Heritage before returning home to Saskatchewan.
Nancy was first elected to the legislature in the Martensville constituency in a by-election in March of 2007. She was re-elected in the 2007 provincial election and again in 2011. From 2007 to 2010, she served as Minister of Environment and Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Water Corporation, Saskatchewan Watershed Authority, and Water Appeal Board.
Nancy was appointed Minister of Central Services in May 2012. She also serves as the Minister responsible for the Public Service Commission, Minister responsible for the Lean Initiative, and Vice-Chair of Treasury Board.
Following her work on the 2006 federal election, Nancy became a part of the issues management team for the Right Honourable Stephen Harper in the Prime Minister's Office. Nancy subsequently served as director of communications for the Minister of Canadian Heritage before returning home to Saskatchewan.
Nancy was first elected to the legislature in the Martensville constituency in a by-election in March of 2007. She was re-elected in the 2007 provincial election and again in 2011. From 2007 to 2010, she served as Minister of Environment and Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Water Corporation, Saskatchewan Watershed Authority, and Water Appeal Board.
Nancy was appointed Minister of Central Services in May 2012. She also serves as the Minister responsible for the Public Service Commission, Minister responsible for the Lean Initiative, and Vice-Chair of Treasury Board.
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