US EditionErskine-Smith says he feels 'disrespected' after being dropped from cabinet
- Prime Minister Mark Carney reshuffled his cabinet on May 13, 2025, dropping Nate Erskine-Smith and moving key players in Canada-U.S. Relations to new posts in Ottawa.
- The shakeup followed Erskine-Smith's January 2024 decision not to run again, although he reversed this in December and had served as housing minister appointed by Justin Trudeau.
- Erskine-Smith publicly expressed disappointment via social media posts that his team would not build on prior work and congratulated both new and returning cabinet members sworn in that day.
- Erskine-Smith expressed that being excluded from the cabinet was deeply disappointing, though he remains hopeful about future opportunities and is committed to continuing his work for his constituents.
- The cabinet changes signaled leadership renewal with 24 new faces promoted, some former ministers left out, and members like Erskine-Smith restarting projects outside cabinet while returning to parliamentary duties.
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Liberal MP Erskine-Smith Says He Feels ‘Disrespected’ After Carney Dropped Him From Cabinet
Former Housing Minister Nate Erskine-Smith says it’s “impossible not to feel disrespected” after Prime Minister Mark Carney chose to exclude him from cabinet. Erskine-Smith was one of the 10 people Carney dropped from a newly announced cabinet that included several veteran ministers in new positions alongside 24 newcomers. Erskine-Smith announced in January 2024 that he would not seek re-election in 2025 after nearly a decade of representing Bea…
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