Trudeau cabinet to meet Friday as speculation around a shuffle swirls
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's cabinet is expected to meet on Friday, CTV News has learned. The agenda sets aside 30 minutes for ministers to meet virtually Friday morning, to talk about 'appointments.' The meeting comes amid speculation around the prime minister shaking up his inner circle.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's cabinet is expected to meet on Friday, CTV News has learned.
The agenda sets aside 30 minutes for ministers to meet virtually Friday morning, to talk about "appointments."
The meeting comes amid speculation around the prime minister shaking up his inner circle, in an effort to satiate Liberals looking for a refresh.
CTV News reached out to the Prime Minister's Office to ask about the content of the meeting, they declined to provide comment on the record.
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