2012, Matthews came under pressure because of revelations at Ornge, Ontario's air ambulance service. Members of the opposition Progressive Conservative and New Democratic parties called for her to resign. In response to the revelations at Ornge, Matthews announced an Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) investigation. During the Liberal Party leadership race in 2013, she was an early supporter of Kathleen Wynne's candidacy to lead the party. 2014 election Following her re-election in 2014, Matthews was shuffled from health to a revamped role as president of the Treasury Board. On June 13, 2016, she retained her position as deputy premier and was also appointed as minister of advanced education and skills development. She was additionally responsible for digital government. Matthews left cabinet on January 17, 2018, having declined re-election in the 2018 election. Cabinet positions Electoral record References Notes Citations External links 1953 births 21st-century Canadian politicians 21st-century Canadian women politicians Deputy premiers of Ontario Health ministers of Ontario Living people Members of the Executive Council of Ontario Ontario Liberal Party MPPs Politicians from London, Ontario University of Western Ontario alumni Women government ministers of Canada Women MPPs in Ontario