Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made changes to his cabinet amid increasing pressures and challenges faced by his government. The shuffle comes as Trudeau’s administration, in power for eight years, is experiencing a decline in popularity and dealing with various political issues. The Liberal Party is also facing a resurgent Conservative Party led by Pierre Poilievre, at a time when many Canadians are calling for change. Trudeau’s previous cabinet shuffles were in response to external events such as Donald Trump’s election and trade negotiations. The latest shuffle follows a second consecutive election loss and ongoing recovery from the COVID-19 crisis. The shake-up of the cabinet, in which seven ministers were demoted and 30 portfolio changes were made, comes after a difficult period for the government. Recent polling shows the Conservatives leading with 38% support, compared to the Liberals’ 28%. Despite the shuffle, it is unlikely to significantly alter these numbers. However, the new cabinet ministers will have time to settle into their roles before a retreat in August and the resumption of the House of Commons in September. Trudeau stated that he is assembling a strong team to continue the important work of presenting Canadians with a positive and ambitious vision for the future.
Can Trudeau’s Cabinet Shuffle Satisfy Canadians in Search of a ‘Fresh Start’? – National
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