Ottawa: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced his new cabinet since taking office for the third time. Only seven ministers have the same roles as before. The rest of the cabinet has been reshuffled. The PM says he will keep all his promises.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has reshuffled his cabinet. He has replaced Defense Minister, Health Minister, External Affairs Minister and Environment Minister. Trudeau unveiled his 39-member cabinet during a swearing-in ceremony at the Radio Hall in Ottawa on Tuesday, followed by a press conference by the PM, who said his team was the same as before and will work for Canada.
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Gender equality is evident among the key ministers of the Prime Minister this time too and this time the emphasis is on regional development agencies. This time there are several cabinet roles while many other positions have been created by adding new and different ones. Only seven ministers have retained their previous roles. The PM says his promises to the people of Canada have been fulfilled and will continue to be.
स्व. अटल बिहारी वाजपेयी जी की डॉक्टर ने बताया बुखार ठीक करने का अचूक उपाय
Anita Anand, who has spearheaded the country’s vaccine distribution efforts, will replace Harjeet Sajjan as Defense Minister. Sajjan has been made Minister for International Development. Canada’s new Procurement Minister will be Philomena Tassi, who will have to secure contracts with pharmaceutical companies for the Covid-19 booster shots as soon as he takes office. The PM says he will continue to work on climate change and strengthen Canada’s economy.
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Patti Hajdu has been appointed Minister of Indigenous Services in place of the Health Minister. Caroline Bennett has been replaced by Crown Indigenous Relations Minister Mark Miller. Jean Yves Duckles has been named the new Minister of Health, with Bennett as Associate Minister of Health as well as Minister of Mental Health and Addictions. Will also save. Ahmed Hussain has been made Minister for Housing, Diversity and Inclusion.
