Guilbeault Eyed for Shuffle as Carney Seeks Break From Trudeau Era
OTTAWA — Steven Guilbeault is anticipated to be moved from his position as minister of environment and climate change on Friday, as Prime Minister-elect Mark Carney aims to distinctly distance himself from the Trudeau era. According to Radio Canada citing a source, Guilbeault will be moved to a significantly reduced-sized cabinet. Carney along with his cabinet will take their oaths on Friday morning, signaling the conclusion of Justin Trudeau’s nine-year tenure as prime minister. In a video uploaded to X On Thursday, Trudeau expressed his pride in serving a nation where individuals consistently advocate for justice, step up whenever necessary, and "have each other’s backs during the most critical times." Even before Trudeau departs from office, though, one of his hallmark policies has been dismantled. Carney ran his campaign on a pledge to eliminate Trudeau’s consumer carbon tax and seems to be acting on this by rearranging Guilbeault, a known climate advo...