Ontario's Ford Shuffles Cabinet, Announcing New Labour Minister and Filling 3 Vacancies
Ontario Premier Doug Ford filled three cabinet vacancies and appointed a new labour minister, while moving several other ministers and associate ministers in a Sept. 10 cabinet shuffle. The cabinet shuffle reassigns six existing or associate ministers, and brings three new MPPs into cabinet, with Ford saying the move is intended to provide a “fresh outlook.”
Ontario Premier Doug Ford conducted a cabinet shuffle on September 10th, filling three vacancies and appointing a new labour minister. The changes involved reassigning six existing ministers and associate ministers and introducing three new MPPs into the cabinet. Ford stated the shuffle’s purpose was to provide a “fresh outlook” and a “fresh start.”
- Ontario Premier Doug Ford shuffled his cabinet on September 10th.
- Three cabinet vacancies were filled.
- A new labour minister was appointed.
- Six existing or associate ministers were reassigned.
- Three new MPPs were brought into the cabinet.
- Ford stated the shuffle aimed to provide a “fresh outlook.”
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