amid two separate allegations of sexual harassment dating to his time in the Alberta legislature. One woman claimed that he had made sexually suggestive remarks to her, while another claimed he'd touched her inappropriately. Hehr apologized for the first incident, saying that while he did not remember meeting the woman, he realized that he had made her uncomfortable. However, he maintained that the second incident was the product of unintentional contact. On June 6, 2018, following the completion of the investigation, Trudeau decided that Hehr would not return to cabinet. He lost his seat to Conservative Greg McLean in the 2019 federal election, losing over half of his vote from 2015. 2021 mayoral campaign On September 6, 2021, Global News reported that Hehr would be filing nomination papers to run for mayor in the 2021 Calgary municipal election, which was scheduled for October 18. Electoral record Federal Provincial References External links Campaign Site 1969 births Alberta Liberal Party MLAs Calgary Canucks players Ice hockey people from Alberta Liberal Party of Canada MPs Living people Politicians from Calgary Members of the House of Commons of Canada from Alberta Sportspeople from Calgary Lawyers in Alberta Canadian politicians with disabilities Members of the King's Privy Council for Canada Members of the 29th Canadian Ministry Canadian sportsperson-politicians Shooting survivors University of Calgary alumni University of Calgary Faculty of Law alumni