Premier Rachel Notley shuffled her cabinet Thursday, with three ministers sworn in to new roles.
The three new roles are as follows:
- Minister Danielle Larivee moved from Municipal Affairs Ministry to Ministry of Children’s Services
- Minister Shaye Anderson was sworn-in as Minister of Municipal Affairs
- The Human Services Ministry was renamed Community and Social Services – with Minister Irfan Sabir still at the helm
The province said the changes were made as part of the government’s focus on creating a child protection and intervention system to serve the children and families in Alberta.
The cabinet is made up of 20 members, including the premier:
Rachel Anne Notley |
Premier of Alberta President of Executive Council |
Sarah Marjorie Hoffman |
Deputy Premier Minister of Health |
Brian Mason |
Minister of Infrastructure Minister of Transportation Government House Leader |
David Manson Eggen |
Minister of Education |
Deron Michael Bilous |
Minister of Economic Development and Trade Deputy Government House Leader |
Joseph Anthony Ceci |
President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance |
Kathleen Teresa Ganley |
Minister of Justice and Solicitor General |
Shannon Phillips |
Minister of Environment and Parks Minister Responsible for the Climate Change Office |
Oneil John Carlier |
Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Deputy Government House Leader |
Shaye Anderson |
Minister of Municipal Affairs |
Danielle Marie Larivee |
Minister of Children’s Services |
Margaret Ellen McCuaig-Boyd |
Minister of Energy |
Irfan Sabir |
Minister of Community and Social Services |
Lori Dawn Sigurdson |
Minister of Seniors and Housing |
Richard John Feehan |
Minister of Indigenous Relations |
Christina Gray |
Minister of Labour Minister Responsible for Democratic Renewal |
Stephanie Veronica McLean |
Minister of Service Alberta Minister of Status of Women |
Ricardo Miranda |
Minister of Culture and Tourism |
Marlin Robert Schmidt |
Minister of Advanced Education |
Brandy Lynn Payne |
Associate Minister of Health |