Cabinet

• ANALYSIS: Chahal, Kayabaga, Diab sure bets to be in a bigger Trudeau cabinet

  Alberta will have a seat in the federal cabinet for the first time in two years. And the just-elected MP for London West, a bilingual Black woman, should merit a cabinet seat.

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  Sep 23
• Nova Scotia’s premier says man in 30s has died from COVID-19, the youngest so far

  During a question period following a cabinet meeting Thursday, Premier Iain Rankin announced one new COVID-19 death and 25 new cases.

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  Jun 3
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• Veteran member of N.S. Liberal government resigns, ending party’s majority rule

  In a post to Facebook, Margaret Miller said her resignation from the legislature will take effect June 1.

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  May 7
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• B.C.’s new cabinet: Rob Fleming out as education minister, Selina Robinson heads finance

  Selina Robinson replaces Carole James in finance while Ravi Kahlon is tasked with communicating the province’s pandemic recovery plan.

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  Nov 26, 2020
• Premier John Horgan grappling with who will be in his cabinet

  Premier John Horgan is in the midst of building a new cabinet that will have gender equality and representation across regions.

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  Nov 13, 2020
• A Saskatchewan NDP cabinet would have an equal number of men and women, party says

  The Saskatchewan NDP commemorated Persons Day in Canada by pledging to have a gender-parity cabinet should they form government.

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  Oct 18, 2020
• New Brunswick’s swearing-in ceremony for majority PC government set for Sept. 29

  Premier Blaine Higgs has yet to name his new cabinet, with less than a week until the swearing-in ceremony.

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  Sep 23, 2020
• Top court orders parts of N.S. cabinet docs to be disclosed in judges-salary case

  The decision deals with two separate cases in Nova Scotia and British Columbia.

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  Jul 31, 2020
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• Minister pushes for transparency amid coronavirus crisis in letter to cabinet colleagues

  In a letter sent Wednesday to his fellow ministers, Treasury Board President Jean-Yves Duclos says being open during the COVID-19 pandemic is key to ensuring public confidence.

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  May 28, 2020
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• Former B.C. cabinet minister Jinny Sims cleared of all criminal wrongdoing

  The B.C. Prosecution Service has wrapped up it's involvement in the investigation conducted by the RCMP into allegations of criminal wrongdoing against MLA Jinny Sims.

  Politics

  Apr 3, 2020