4 more Trudeau cabinet ministers won't seek re-election: sources
Four more federal cabinet ministers will not run for re-election, Radio-Canada has learned, meaning Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will reshuffle his cabinet at a time when his leadership is increasingly fragile.
More Trudeau cabinet ministers not running for re-election, sources say shuffle expected soon
Federal Cabinet Minister Filomena Tassi announced Thursday she will not run for re-election, and sources tell CTV News at least three other cabinet ministers don't plan to run again. Their decisions will prompt a cabinet shuffle for which a date has not been set.
Four more Liberal cabinet ministers won’t seek re-election, shuffle expected in weeks, say sources
National Revenue Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau, Northern Affairs Minister Dan Vandal and Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario Minister Filomena Tassi are among the ministers not run
Four more Liberal ministers not seeking re-election as internal caucus revolt brews
Trudeau had already lost two senior ministers in recent months. Seamus O’Regan resigned from cabinet for personal reasons and was replaced as Minister of Labour by Steven MacKinnon this summer. Pablo Rodriguez resigned to run for the Quebec Liberal Party leadership and his position as Transport Minister was taken on by Anita Anand.
4 more Liberal cabinet ministers not seeking re-election: sources
Four more federal cabinet ministers will not run in the next election, Global News has learned, which will prompt another cabinet shuffle in the coming weeks.
4 Liberal ministers not running again, sources say
Canada, Marie-Claude Bibeau, Carla Qualtrough, Filomena Tassi and Dan Vandal have informed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau they will not be seeking re-election.
Trudeau to shuffle his cabinet as four more ministers won't run in next election
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to shuffle his cabinet again after four more cabinet ministers informed the Prime Minister's Office they aren't running in the next election.
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