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The Latest: Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils his new cabinet at Rideau Hall

On Tuesday, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney revealed a significant reshuffling of his Cabinet as he establishes his newly reelected Liberal administration.
Earlier this year, Carney succeeded Justin Trudeau as prime minister and secured election victory last month, pledging to address U.S. hostility while maintaining a steady, economist’s approach to leadership.
The cabinet reshuffle appointed Anita Anand to lead foreign affairs, reassigned Melanie Joly to oversee the industry portfolio, excluded former defense minister Bill Blair, and brought Tim Hodgson, former Goldman Sachs Canada CEO, into the government as the minister responsible for natural resources.
Half of the newly formed Cabinet are women, over ten previous members were removed, and Carney highlighted that the government was elected with a clear mandate to reshape economic and security ties with the United States while strengthening the nation's economy.
Carney stated that the previous pattern of growing ties with the U.S. has ended, and his new Cabinet has been formed to achieve the transformations that Canadians desire and require.

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