The new Canadian government was sworn in Trudeau brought all members to meet with the media

On October 26, local time, the new government led by Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau completed the swearing-in ceremony in the presence of Governor-General Mary Simon.

In the afternoon, Trudeau led all members of the new government to meet with the media at the parliament building to answer reporters' questions.

The current Canadian government is composed of 39 members, which is not only slightly larger than the previous government, but also has important changes in the composition of the cabinet.

Among them, the Minister of Defence was Anita Anand. Anand, who previously served as government procurement minister, has been widely praised for her department procuring a large number of health protection products and a large number of vaccines after the outbreak of the new crown epidemic.

Former Defence Minister Hargitt Sajan was transferred to the Post of Minister of International Development.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs is Melanie Jolly.

Former Minister of Health Patti Haydu was transferred to the Post of Minister of Indigenous Services, and his first task was to decide whether to continue appealing in cases of Aboriginal child welfare.

The Minister of Health is Jean-Yves Ducarés.

The Minister of Emergency Response is former Minister of Public Security Bill Blair, who also holds the post of President of the Privy Council.

The Minister of Public Safety is Marco Mendocino.

The Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship is Sean Fraser.

Stephen Gilbo, who has been an environmental promoter, serves as environment minister. Speculation is that the new government will be more aggressive in reducing carbon and developing green energy. (Reporter Zhang Sen)