Mark Stobbe will not be returning to his position as executive director of the Saskatchewan Craft Council.
He was on a six-month leave from his post during his second-degree murder trial in Winnipeg.
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He was accused in the 2000 slaying of his wife, Beverly Rowbotham.
Stobbe was acquitted this past March.
The Craft Council says Stobbe contributed greatly during his five-and-half years as executive director.
According to the council, the former advisor to Roy Romanow has decided to take a new career direction.
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