Complete list of ministers in Trudeau’s second-term cabinet

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled his new cabinet in Ottawa on Wednesday, after losing his parliamentary majority in last month’s election. The new lineup of ministers is as follows:

Chrystia Freeland becomes deputy prime minister and minister of intergovernmental affairs

Anita Anand becomes minister of public services and procurement

Navdeep Bains remains minister of innovation, science and industry

Carolyn Bennett remains minister of crown-indigenous relations

Marie-Claude Bibeau remains minister of agriculture

Bill Blair becomes minister of public safety and emergency preparedness

Bardish Chagger becomes minister of diversity

Francois-Philippe Champagne becomes minister of foreign affairs

Jean-Yves Duclos becomes president of the Treasury Board

Mona Fortier becomes minister of middle-class prosperity and associate minister of finance

Marc Garneau remains minister of transport

Karina Gould becomes minister of international development

Steven Guilbeault becomes minister of heritage

Patricia Hajdu becomes minister of health

Ahmed Hussen becomes minister of families, children and social development

Melanie Joly becomes minister of economic development and official languages

Bernadette Jordan becomes minister of fisheries, oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard

David Lametti remains minister of justice and attorney general

Dominic LeBlanc becomes president of the Privy Council

Diane Lebouthillier remains minister of national revenue

Lawrence MacAulay remains minister of veteran’s affairs and associate minister of national defence

Catherine McKenna becomes minster of infrastructure and communities

Marco Mendicino becomes minister of immigration, refugees and citizenship

Marc Miller becomes minister of indigenous services

Maryam Monsef becomes minster of women and gender equality, and rural economic development

Bill Morneau remains minister of finance

Joyce Murray becomes minister of digital government

Mary Ng becomes minister of small business, export promotion and international trade

Seamus O’Regan becomes minister of natural resources

Carla Qualtrough becomes minister employment, workforce development and disability inclusion

Pablo Rodriguez becomes government House leader

Harjit Sajjan remains minister of national defence

Deb Schulte becomes minister of seniors

Filomena Tassi becomes minister of labour

Dan Vandal becomes minister of northern affairs

Jonathan Wilkinson becomes minister of environment and climate change

Non-ministerial appointments include:

Jim Carr becomes special representative for the prairies

Kirsty Duncan becomes deputy House leader

Mark Holland remains chief government whip

Ginette Petitpas Taylor becomes deputy government whip