No change for Sol Mamakwa in the NDP’s shadow cabinet.
Leader Marit Stiles named her MPP’s roles for the new sitting of the Ontario Legislature.
Mamakwa remains the deputy leader and also the critic for Indigenous and Treaty Relations, as well as the shadow minister of Northern Economic Development and Growth.
Thunder Bay-Superior North MPP Lise Vaugeois will be the shadow minister for Seniors and Accessibility with responsibility for the WSIB and injured workers.
Queen’s Park is scheduled to sit starting April 14th.
Here is the full list the NDP’s shadow cabinet:
| MARIT STILES, Davenport, Leader of the Official Opposition, Shadow Minister for Intergovernmental Affairs
TERESA ARMSTRONG, London-Fanshawe, Shadow Minister with responsibility for Child Care and Pensions DOLY BEGUM, Scarborough Southwest, Deputy Leader, Shadow Minister with responsibility for Public Transit, Equity, and Anti-Racism JESSICA BELL, University-Rosedale, Shadow Minister for Finance & Shadow Minister for Treasury Board GUY BOURGOUIN, Mushkegowuk-James Bay, Shadow Minister for Natural Resources and Forestry JEFF BURCH, Niagara Centre, Caucus Chair Shadow Minister for Municipal Affairs with responsibility for Skilled Trades CATHERINE FIFE, Waterloo, Shadow Minister for Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade JENNIFER FRENCH, Oshawa, Shadow Minister for Infrastructure & Shadow Minister for Transportation WAYNE GATES, Niagara Falls, Shadow Minister for Long-Term Care FRANCE GÉLINAS, Nickel Belt, Shadow Minister for Health & Shadow Minister for Francophone Affairs ALEXA GILMOUR, Parkdale—High Park, Shadow Minister for Women’s Social and Economic Opportunity & Shadow Minister for Citizenship and Multiculturalism, with responsibility for the Ontario Autism Program CHRIS GLOVER, Spadina-Fort York, Shadow Minister for Sport, with responsibility for Technology, Innovation and Democratic Reform LISA GRETZKY, Windsor West, Shadow Minister for Children, Community and Social Services TERENCE KERNAGHAN, London North Centre, Deputy Whip, Shadow Minister responsible for Small Business, Non-Profits and the Arts ROBIN LENNOX, Hamilton Centre, Shadow Minister for Mental Health and Addictions with responsibility for Primary Care SOL MAMAKWA, Kiiwetinoong, Deputy Leader, Shadow Minister for Indigenous and Treaty Relations & Shadow Minister for Northern Economic Development and Growth CATHERINE MCKENNEY, Ottawa Centre, Shadow Minister for Housing CHANDRA PASMA, Ottawa West—Nepean, Deputy House Leader, Shadow Minister for Education TOM RAKOCEVIC, Humber River-Black Creek, Shadow Minister for Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement with responsibility for Auto Insurance Reform PEGGY SATTLER, London West, Chief Whip, Shadow Minister for Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security SANDY SHAW, Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas, Shadow Minister for Tourism, Culture and Gaming JENNIE STEVENS, St. Catharines, Shadow Solicitor General with responsibility for Veterans, Legions and Military Affairs PETER TABUNS, Toronto-Danforth, Shadow Minister for Environment, Conservation and Parks, & Shadow Minister for Emergency Preparedness and Response JOHN VANTHOF, Timiskaming-Cochrane, House Leader, Shadow Minister for Agriculture, Food, Agribusiness and Rural Affairs LISE VAUGEOIS, Thunder Bay—Superior North, Shadow Minister for Seniors and Accessibility with responsibility for WSIB and Injured Workers JAMIE WEST, Sudbury, Deputy Whip, Shadow Minister for Labour & Shadow Minister for Energy and Mines KRISTYN WONG-TAM, Toronto Centre, Shadow Attorney General with responsibility for 2SLGBTQI+ Issues |
