New cabinet for Trudeau
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New cabinet for Trudeau
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Re: New cabinet for Trudeau
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Re: New cabinet for Trudeau
Dearie me! The sentiments expressed in the Comments section are blistering to my delicate eyeballs. Peepkind in Lotusland are not at all happy about this gov't or its shuffling.
https://globalnews.ca/news/4846876/trud ... -election/
https://globalnews.ca/news/4846876/trud ... -election/
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Re: New cabinet for Trudeau
Actually, the cabinet shuffle has some pluses and minuses.
Jane Philpott has been an extremely credible and competent player in the cabinet. She did an excellent job as health minister, and surprisingly good job in indigenous services - to the point where some FN leaders are bemoaning her loss.
Expect Wilson-Raybould to be promoted again after the election. There are a couple of contentious issues surrounding justice that a more experienced political person will have to deal with during the election.
As far as the comments go... makes me laugh. The usual thoughtless nonsense. Going into the election is definitely not the time to apprenticing new ministers.
More concerning overall is that indigenous leaders are upset with the shuffle, they liked the minsters they had, and not so much the new ministers. I say that because indigenous affairs in general are are a big deal for BC at the moment.
Jane Philpott has been an extremely credible and competent player in the cabinet. She did an excellent job as health minister, and surprisingly good job in indigenous services - to the point where some FN leaders are bemoaning her loss.
Expect Wilson-Raybould to be promoted again after the election. There are a couple of contentious issues surrounding justice that a more experienced political person will have to deal with during the election.
As far as the comments go... makes me laugh. The usual thoughtless nonsense. Going into the election is definitely not the time to apprenticing new ministers.
More concerning overall is that indigenous leaders are upset with the shuffle, they liked the minsters they had, and not so much the new ministers. I say that because indigenous affairs in general are are a big deal for BC at the moment.
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