Who’s who in Justin Trudeau’s cabinet: some new, some old and others in new places
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This article was published 19/11/2019 (1865 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
OTTAWA – The returning, changing and new members of Justin Trudeau’s cabinet:
Chrystia Freeland becomes deputy prime minister and minister of intergovernmental affairs
Anita Anand becomes minister of public services and procurement
Navdeep Bains becomes minister of innovation, science and industry
Carolyn Bennett remains minister of Crown-Indigenous relations
Marie-Claude Bibeau remains minister of agriculture and agri-food
Bill Blair becomes minister of public safety and emergency preparedness
Bardish Chagger becomes minister of diversity and inclusion and youth
Francois-Philippe Champagne becomes minister of foreign affairs
Jean-Yves Duclos becomes president of the Treasury Board
Mona Fortier becomes minister of middle-class prosperity and associate minister of finance
Marc Garneau remains minister of transport
Karina Gould becomes minister of international development
Steven Guilbeault becomes minister of Canadian heritage
Patty Hajdu becomes minister of health
Ahmed Hussen becomes minister of families, children and social development
Melanie Joly becomes minister of economic development and official languages
Bernadette Jordan becomes minister of fisheries, oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard
David Lametti remains minister of justice and attorney general
Dominic LeBlanc becomes president of the Queen’s Privy Council for Canada
Diane Lebouthillier remains minister of national revenue
Lawrence MacAulay remains minister of veterans affairs and associate minister of national defence
Catherine McKenna becomes minister of infrastructure and communities
Marco Mendicino becomes minister of immigration, refugees and citizenship
Marc Miller becomes minister of Indigenous services
Maryam Monsef becomes minister for women and gender equality and rural economic development
Bill Morneau remains minister of finance
Joyce Murray becomes minister of digital government
Mary Ng becomes minister of small business, export promotion and international trade
Seamus O’Regan becomes minister of natural resources
Carla Qualtrough becomes minister of employment, workforce development and disability inclusion
Pablo Rodriguez becomes leader of the government in the House of Commons
Harjit Sajjan remains minister of national defence
Deb Schulte becomes minister of seniors
Filomena Tassi becomes minister of labour
Dan Vandal becomes minister of northern affairs
Jonathan Wilkinson becomes minister of environment and climate change
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 20, 2019.
