US EditionPM Carney announces government’s new parliamentary secretaries
- On June 5, Prime Minister Mark Carney revealed the new list of parliamentary secretaries in the Canadian Parliament.
- This announcement followed the federal election where Hamilton's three Liberal MPs, Hepfner, Danko, and Rana, were relegated to backbenches and not appointed parliamentary secretaries.
- Lisa Hepfner, John-Paul Danko, and Aslam Rana, representing Hamilton Mountain, Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas, and Hamilton Centre, respectively, were omitted from the list of parliamentary secretaries.
- Karina Gould, a former cabinet minister and leadership candidate garnering about three percent of the vote, also received no appointment in this round.
- The lack of appointments for these MPs signals a consolidation of roles closer to the Prime Minister’s office, with some MPs relegated to the backbenches without formal parliamentary secretary roles.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Thursday the composition of his government's new team of parliamentary secretaries.
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PM Carney Announces Government’s New Parliamentary Secretaries
Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced his government’s new parliamentary secretary team. Thirty-nine members of Parliament were chosen by Carney to assist ministers and secretaries of state. Rachel Bendayan and Kody Blois were chosen to serve as Carney’s parliamentary secretaries. Both MPs were named to Carney’s first cabinet in March but were not included in the second iteration announced on May 13. Parliamentary secretaries receive an addit…
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PM Carney announces government's new parliamentary secretaries
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