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Canadian Government Quick Reference Guide: Key Officials January 18, 2016 Canadian Government Quick Reference Guide: Key Officials January 18, 2016 Minister Department Chief of Staff Parliamentary Secretary Deputy Minister Prime Minister, Celina Caesar-Chavannes Intergovernment Adam Vaughan Janice Charette (Clerk of the Rt. Hon. Justin Trudeau (QC) Katie Telford al Affairs and (Intergovernmental Affairs) Privy Council) Youth Peter Schiefke (Youth) Infrastructure Hon. Amarjeet Sohi (AB) John Brodhead Pablo Rodriguez Jean-François Tremblay and Communities Small Business Hon. Bardish Chagger (ON) Rachel Bendayan Gudie Hutchings John Knubley and Tourism Richard Hon. Bill Morneau (ON) Finance François-Philippe Champagne Paul Rochon Maksymetz Sport, and Hon. Carla Qualtrough (BC) Persons with Matt Stickney Stéphane Lauzon Ian Shugart; Graham Flack Disabilities Indigenous and Hon. Carolyn Bennett (ON) Rick Theis Yvonne Jones Colleen Swords Northern Affairs Environment and Hon. Catherine McKenna (ON) Marlo Raynolds Jonathan Wilkinson Michael Martin Climate Change International Hon. Chrystia Freeland (ON) Brian Clow David Lametti Christine Hogan Trade Hon. Diane Lebouthillier (QC) National Revenue Josée Guilmette Emmanuel Dubourg Andrew Treusch Leader of the Government in Janice Charette (Clerk of the Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (NB) Vince McNeil Kevin Lamoureux the House of Privy Council) Commons Hon. Harjit Sajjan (BC) Defence Brian Bohunicky Hon. John McKay John Forster Fisheries and Oceans, and Hon. Hunter Tootoo (NU) TBD Serge Cormier Matthew King Canadian Coastguard Hon. Jane Philpott (ON) Health Geneviève Hinse Kamal Khera Simon Kennedy Families, Children Hon. Jean-Yves Duclos (QC) and Social Josée Duplessis Terry Duguid Ian Shugart Development Natural Hon. Jim Carr (MB) Janet Annesley Kim Rudd Bob Hamilton Resources Hon. Jody Wilson-Raybould Sean Casey Justice Kirsten Mercer William F Pentney (BC) Bill Blair Public Affairs / Communications / Management Consulting strategycorp.com 1 Canadian Government Quick Reference Guide: Key Officials January 18, 2016 Minister Department Chief of Staff Parliamentary Secretary Deputy Minister Immigration, Mathieu Hon. John McCallum (ON) Refugees and Arif Virani Anita Biguzs Bélanger Citizenship Public Services Hon. Judy Foote (NL) Gianluca Cairo Leona Alleslev George Da Pont and Procurement Christine Hon. Kent Hehr (AB) Veterans Affairs Karen McCrimmon Walter Natynczyk Tabbert Hon. Kirsty Duncan (ON) Science Rob Rosenfeld Terry Beech John Knubley Agriculture and Hon. Lawrence MacAulay (PE) Mary Jean McFall Jean-Claude Poissant Andrea Lyon Agri-Food Canada Jean-Philippe Hon. Marc Garneau (QC) Transport Kate Young Jean-François Tremblay Arsenau International Hon. Marie-Claude Bibeau Geoffroi Development and Karina Gould Malcolm Brown (QC) Montpetit La Francophonie Democratic Janice Charette (Clerk of the Hon. Maryam Monsef (ON) Maxime Dea Mark Holland Institutions Privy Council) Employment, Workforce Matthew Hon. MaryAnn Mihychuk (MB) Rodger Cuzner Ian Shugart; Lori Sterling Development and Mitschke Labour Hon. Mélanie Joly (QC) Heritage Leslie Church Randy Boissonnault Graham Flack Innovation, John Knubley; Daphne Meredith Science and (WEDC); Paul J. LeBlanc (ACOA); Hon. Navdeep Bains (ON) Elder Marques Greg Fergus Economic Janet King (CNDA); Nancy Development Horsman (FEDASO) Hon. Patricia Hajdu (ON) Status of Women Monique Lugli Anju Dhillon Meena Ballantyne Hon. Ralph Goodale (SK) Public Safety Marci Surkes Michel Picard François Guimont Hon. Scott Brison (NS) Treasury Board Sabina Saini Joyce Murray Yaprak Baltacioglu Pamela Goldsmith-Jones Hon. Stéphane Dion (QC) Global Affairs Julian Ovens Omar Alghabra (Consular Daniel Jean Affairs) Public Affairs / Communications / Management Consulting strategycorp.com 2 .
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