Prime Minister Justin Trudeau set to make major changes to cabinet Wednesday

Four ministers have announced they won’t be seeking re-election, leaving cabinet jobs open in both the Greater Toronto Area and on the West Coast cdnpoli

Four ministers have announced they won’t be seeking re-election, leaving cabinet jobs open in both the Greater Toronto Area and on the West Coast.A statue of Queen Elizabeth II is pictured as the Ceremonial Guards from the Canadian Grenadier Guards regiment perform Sentry Duties at Rideau Hall, the residence of the Governor General of Canada in Ottawa on Friday, July 7, 2023.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is getting ready to shuffle his cabinet today as he readies the team that will likely lead the Liberals into the next election. A swearing-in ceremony will take place at Rideau Hall this morning for what is expected to be the most significant change since 2021. Jeni Armstrong, a political instructor at Carleton University, says the shakeup will likely focus on critical issues including housing and the rising cost of living.

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