Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is getting ready to shuffle his cabinet today as he readies the team that will likely lead the Liberals into the next election.
A swearing-in ceremony will take place at Rideau Hall this morning for what is expected to be the most significant change since 2021.
Four ministers have announced they won't be seeking re-election, including Transport Minister Omar Alghabra, who is stepping down from cabinet. The departures leave at least three cabinet positions open from the Greater Toronto Area, along with one from British Columbia. The source, who could not speak publicly about the expected events, said the new slate of ministers would gather for a cabinet meeting after the announcement.It's already one-third bigger than it was in 2015, which doesn't leave a lot of room to add more people, Armstrong said.
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