Trudeau appoints former heads of Canadian Medical Association, federal public service to Senate | CBC News

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has appointed a high-profile surgeon and the former head of Canada's public service to the Senate. These appointments reduced the number of vacancies in the 105 seat upper house from 17 to 15.

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