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Justin Trudeau Sworn-In As Prime Minister

Sarah Nolette
By Sarah Nolette

Justin Trudeau will be sworn-in as Prime Minister today, along with a cabinet expected to include about 25 ministers.

Political analyst, and former VIU prof, Allan Warnke says the way Trudeau is arranging tomorrow’s swearing-in makes it apparent he wants the new cabinet to be seen as a “team”.

 

 

Warnke says with the need to balance regional interests, veteran and rookie MPs, and men and women… he thinks there will be three ministers from BC.

Sarah Nolette
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