With striking B.C. port workers now back on the job, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may be preparing to rearrange his front bench lineup as early as Wednesday cdnpoli
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau greets attendees at the Fun Philippines Festival in Toronto, on Saturday, July 22, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Tijana Martintentative deal that, as iPoliticsmay be preparing to rearrange his front bench lineup as early as Wednesday.
The much-rumoured mid-summer cabinet shuffle has reportedly been in the works for weeks, and is all but certain to happen before the upcoming Aug. 1 long weekend, although there’s a good chance that he and his team could be waiting to see the full scale of the damage caused by those record-breaking rainstorms and flooding in Nova Scotia before setting the date.
So far, the consensus across Official Ottawa seems to be that it will be a more substantial overhaul than the last two go-rounds — only five ministers were involved in his Jan. 21 rejigging, which was sparked by the departure of then-innovation minister
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