Steve MacKinnon Appointed Labour and Seniors Minister, Replacing Seamus O’Regan
MacKinnon, representing the Ottawa area, entered the political scene in 2015 when the Trudeau government first came to power.
In a recent cabinet reshuffle, Gatineau MP Steve MacKinnon has been appointed as the new Labour and Seniors Minister, succeeding Seamus O’Regan, who announced his resignation on Thursday.
MacKinnon, who has been serving as the interim government House leader during Karina Gould’s maternity leave, will continue his political journey with this significant role. Gould is expected to resume her duties at the end of July.
MacKinnon, representing the Ottawa area, entered the political scene in 2015 when the Trudeau government first came to power. Throughout his career, he has held key positions including government whip and deputy House leader.
In a statement regarding the cabinet change, Prime Minister Trudeau’s office highlighted MacKinnon’s extensive experience in “building consensus and working with partners.”
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