TORONTO –Eric Hoskins will replace Deb Mathews as Ontario’s Health Minister, according to sources within the Liberal party.
Hoskins’ new post will be officially announced Tuesday when Premier Kathleen Wynne unveils her new cabinet.
Deb Mathews will be named the president of the Treasury Board, according to a report in the Globe and Mail.
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And rookie MPP Mitzie Hunter is expected to be named an associate minister of finance partly responsible for the proposed Ontario Retirement Pension Plan, according to a report from the Canadian Press.
Wynne will unveil her new cabinet at a ceremony on Tuesday.
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