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Investing.com -- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is preparing to introduce a new cabinet, featuring many members who were not part of Justin Trudeau’s inner circle, according to Bloomberg, citing an anonymous official familiar with the matter.
Carney’s cabinet will consist of fewer than 30 ministers, a reduction from the 37 members appointed by Trudeau last December. The Prime Minister also plans to appoint up to 10 "secretaries of state" who will concentrate on specific issues within a department, but won’t be regular attendees at the cabinet table, the official revealed.
The official also indicated that at least half of the combined group of ministers and secretaries of state will be individuals who were not part of Trudeau’s cabinet. The new cabinet is scheduled to be sworn in on Tuesday morning at 10:30 a.m. Ottawa time.
The most significant roles in the new cabinet will be ministerial positions with a focus on the economy and Canada’s relations with the US and other allied nations.
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