With a majority of seats in the legislature, Wynne now has the power to ram through the budget that triggered the June 12 election and pass government legislation more quickly. The next step is bringing the legislature back on July 2 and re-introducing the same budget that triggered the snap June 12 election. Wynne will hand over her role as minister of agriculture and food to Rural Affairs Minister Jeff Leal, but will keep her job as minister of intergovernmental affairs. Several minister will keep their old jobs, including Liz Sandals in education, Bob Chiarelli in energy, Madeleine Meilleur as attorney general, Michael Gravelle at northern development and mines, Kevin Flynn in labour and David Zimmer at aboriginal affairs.Ĭommunity Safety and Correctional Services Minister Yasir Naqvi will add government house leader to his title with Bradley as deputy. Ted McMeekin serves as minister of municipal affairs and housing, while Helena Jaczek takes over his old job at community and social services.ĭavid Orazietti moves to the revamped government and consumer services ministry. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
