Pre-election cabinet shuffle meant to face provincial, border problems head-on

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Published: Thursday, 07/19/2018 2:28 pm EDT
Last Updated: Thursday, 07/19/2018 2:28 pm EDT

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Pablo Rodriguez is the new Heritage minister after Mélanie Joly was bumped from the role. The arts sector won't be overly concerned about this change as Rodriguez has experience as a Heritage critic, said Sean Casey of Global Public Affairs.

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