Miller was re-elected in the 2017 election.[4] On June 15,2017,premier Stephen McNeil shuffled his cabinet,moving Miller to Minister of Natural Resources.[5][6] On July 5,2018,Miller returned to her former position as Minister of Environment in a cabinet shuffle.[7]
On November 29,2018,Miller announced that she will not run in the next election.[8] On April 24,2019,she was shuffled out of cabinet.[9]
Personal life
Miller married her husband Robert in 1972. They began farming at Rines Creek,and had three children. She ran a ceramics shop from her home until her dust allergy inhibited her ability to continue. Miller and her husband retired from farming in 1999,with Robert thereafter starting a logging company while Margaret opened a quilt shop out of their home.[10]
In May 2004,Miller's youngest son Bruce was killed by a drunk driver. This lead her to join MADD Canada in Truro,later becoming the National President and spokesperson for the organization.[10]
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