11. Ali Ehsassi – King’s Privy Council & Canada-U.S. Trade
12. Mona Fortier – Foreign Affairs
13. Peter Fragiskatos – Immigration
14. Vince Gasparro – Combatting Crime
15. Wade Grant – Environment
16. Claude Guay – Energy & Natural Resources
17. Brendan Hanley – Northern & Arctic Affairs
18. Corey Hogan – Energy & Natural Resources
19. Anthony Housefather – Emergency Management
20. Mike Kelloway – Transport & Internal Trade
21. Ernie Klassen – Fisheries
22. Annie Koutrakis – Jobs & Families
23. Kevin Lamoureux – House Leader
24. Patricia Lattanzio – Justice & Attorney General
25. Ginette Lavack – Indigenous Services
26. Carlos Leitao – Industry
27. Tim Louis – King’s Privy Council & Intergovernmental Affairs
28. Jennifer McKelvie – Housing & Infrastructure
29. Marie-Gabrielle Ménard – Women & Gender Equality, Small Biz & Tourism
30. David Myles – Identity, Culture, Official Languages & Nature
31. Yasir Naqvi – International Trade & Intl. Development
32. Taleeb Noormohamed – Artificial Intelligence & Digital Innovation
33. Rob Oliphant – Foreign Affairs
34. Tom Osborne – Treasury Board
35. Jacques Ramsay – Public Safety
36. Pauline Rochefort – Rural Development
37. Sherry Romanado – National Defence
38. Jenna Sudds – Government Transformation, Public Works & Defence Procurement
39. Ryan Turnbull – Finance, National Revenue & Canada Revenue Agency
Prime Minister Carney also announced that Élisabeth Brière will serve as Deputy Chief Government Whip, and Arielle Kayabaga will serve as Deputy Leader of the Government in the House of Commons.
PedanticQuebecer on
39 parliamentary secretaries, 10 secretaries of state, 28 ministers, 1 prime minister, 1 speaker, 1 whip, 1 caucus chair, 1 deputy whip, 1 deputy house leader, 1 deputy chair of the whole.
Leaves 85 normal backbenchers at the LPC.
bapeandvape on
Can someone fill me in on what the difference between Parliamentary Secretary, Secretary of State and Ministers are?
Chousic on
Energy is such an important portfolio, Hodgson was CEO of Goldman Sachs Canada, Guay was president of IBM Canada, Hogan was vice president of university of Calgary, these three are all experienced non-politicians.
cobra_chicken on
Not sure if this is a first, but he seems to be building up a proper org and putting people to work.
If so then that will really help things move quickly, provided he keeps tight control of everyone
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Canada’s New Parliamentary Secretaries – June 2025
1. Karim Bardeesy – Industry
2. Jaime Battiste – Crown-Indigenous Relations
3. Rachel Bendayan – Prime Minister
4. Kody Blois – Prime Minister
5. Sean Casey – Veterans Affairs & Nat’l Defence
6. Sophie Chatel – Agriculture
7. Madeleine Chenette – Identity, Culture, Official Languages & Sport
8. Maggie Chi – Health
9. Leslie Church – Labour, Seniors, Children & Youth, Jobs & Families (Disabilities)
10. Caroline Desrochers – Housing & Infrastructure
11. Ali Ehsassi – King’s Privy Council & Canada-U.S. Trade
12. Mona Fortier – Foreign Affairs
13. Peter Fragiskatos – Immigration
14. Vince Gasparro – Combatting Crime
15. Wade Grant – Environment
16. Claude Guay – Energy & Natural Resources
17. Brendan Hanley – Northern & Arctic Affairs
18. Corey Hogan – Energy & Natural Resources
19. Anthony Housefather – Emergency Management
20. Mike Kelloway – Transport & Internal Trade
21. Ernie Klassen – Fisheries
22. Annie Koutrakis – Jobs & Families
23. Kevin Lamoureux – House Leader
24. Patricia Lattanzio – Justice & Attorney General
25. Ginette Lavack – Indigenous Services
26. Carlos Leitao – Industry
27. Tim Louis – King’s Privy Council & Intergovernmental Affairs
28. Jennifer McKelvie – Housing & Infrastructure
29. Marie-Gabrielle Ménard – Women & Gender Equality, Small Biz & Tourism
30. David Myles – Identity, Culture, Official Languages & Nature
31. Yasir Naqvi – International Trade & Intl. Development
32. Taleeb Noormohamed – Artificial Intelligence & Digital Innovation
33. Rob Oliphant – Foreign Affairs
34. Tom Osborne – Treasury Board
35. Jacques Ramsay – Public Safety
36. Pauline Rochefort – Rural Development
37. Sherry Romanado – National Defence
38. Jenna Sudds – Government Transformation, Public Works & Defence Procurement
39. Ryan Turnbull – Finance, National Revenue & Canada Revenue Agency
Prime Minister Carney also announced that Élisabeth Brière will serve as Deputy Chief Government Whip, and Arielle Kayabaga will serve as Deputy Leader of the Government in the House of Commons.
39 parliamentary secretaries, 10 secretaries of state, 28 ministers, 1 prime minister, 1 speaker, 1 whip, 1 caucus chair, 1 deputy whip, 1 deputy house leader, 1 deputy chair of the whole.
Leaves 85 normal backbenchers at the LPC.
Can someone fill me in on what the difference between Parliamentary Secretary, Secretary of State and Ministers are?
Energy is such an important portfolio, Hodgson was CEO of Goldman Sachs Canada, Guay was president of IBM Canada, Hogan was vice president of university of Calgary, these three are all experienced non-politicians.
Not sure if this is a first, but he seems to be building up a proper org and putting people to work.
If so then that will really help things move quickly, provided he keeps tight control of everyone