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Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s new cabinet unveiled with changes in major portfolios

Ontario Premier Doug Ford revealed a new cabinet on March 19 that shuffled some roles but left many key positions unchanged, as reported by The Canadian Press.
Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy remains in charge to address uncertain economic impacts from U.S. Tariffs, as mentioned by Doug Ford.
The legislature will reconvene on April 14, with a Throne Speech following on April 15, according to The Canadian Press.

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La Presse

Ontario: Doug Ford presents a new firm with familiar names and few changes

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has appointed a new cabinet with many familiar faces, but he has chosen new ministers of housing and education.

6 hours ago·Montreal, Canada

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windsornewstoday.ca

Chatham-Kent-Leamington MPP named new Minister of Agriculture

This is the first Minister role for Trevor Jones who's currently in his second term as MPP for Chatham-Kent-Leamington.

6 hours ago·Kemptville, Canada

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SooToday.com

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford announces new cabinet with familiar names, few changes

TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford named a new cabinet Wednesday with many familiar faces, though he has shuffled his housing, education and environment ministers.

7 hours ago·Sault Ste. Marie, Canada

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The Globe & Mail

Ontario Premier reveals similar cabinet lineup after snap vote

While some key portfolios changed hands, Ford keeps many key lieutenants in place

Ford says new cabinet will not have special portfolio for tariffs

Premier Doug Ford’s new cabinet will not include a special portfolio to deal with U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff threats.

9 hours ago·Toronto, Canada

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CBC News

ANALYSIS | Conservative strategists expect status quo cabinet from re-elected Ford government

Premier Doug Ford's new cabinet will be sworn in Wednesday, and some conservative strategists expect familiar ministers to be sitting around that table as the re-elected Progressive Conservatives try to project stability in the face of U.S. tariffs.

18 hours ago·Canada

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