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Full list of Justin Trudeau's cabinet

31-member cabinet includes 15 women, attempt at regional balance

CBC News Posted: Nov 04, 2015 10:50 AM ET Last Updated: Nov 04, 2015 11:36 AM ET

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, right, stands with Gov. Gen. David Johnston after being sworn in as prime minister at Rideau Hall in Ottawa Nov. 4. (Justin Tang/Canadian Press)

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The full list of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's new 31-member cabinet, in order of precedence, being sworn in today at Rideau Hall in Ottawa (with their province in parenthesis):

• Justin Trudeau (Quebec) - Prime Minister, Intergovernmental Affairs and Youth.
• Ralph Goodale (Saskatchewan) - Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness.
• Lawrence MacAulay (P.E.I.) - Agriculture and Agri-Food.
• Stéphane Dion (Quebec) - Foreign Affairs.
• John McCallum (Ontario) - Immigration, Citizenship and Refugees.
• Carolyn Bennett (Ontario) - Indigenous and Northern Affairs.
• Scott Brison (Nova Scotia) - Treasury Board President.
• Dominic Leblanc (New Brunswick) - Leader of the Government in the House of Commons.
• Navdeep Bains (Ontario) - Innovation, Science and Economic Development.
• Bill Morneau (Ontario) - Finance Minister.
• Jody Wilson-Raybould (B.C.) - Justice and Attorney General of Canada.
• Judy Foote (Newfoundland and Labrador) - Public Services and Procurement.
• Chrystia Freeland (Ontario) - International Trade.
• Jane Philpott (Ontario) - Health.
• Jean-Yves Duclos (Quebec) - Families, Children and Social Development.
• Marc Garneau (Quebec) - Transport.
• Marie-Claude Bibeau (Quebec) - International Development and La francophonie.
• Jim Carr (Manitoba) - Natural Resources.
• Mélanie Joly (Quebec) - Heritage.
• Diane Lebouthillier (Quebec) - National Revenue.
• Kent Hehr (Alberta) - Veterans Affairs, and Associate Minister of National Defence.
• Catherine McKenna (Ontario) - Environment and Climate Change.
• Harjit Sajjan (B.C.) - National Defence.
• MaryAnn Mihychuck (Manitoba) - Employment Workforce Development and Labour.
• Amarjeet Sohi (Alberta) - Infrastructure and Communities.
• Maryam Monsef (Ontario) - Democratic Institutions.
• Carla Qualtrough (B.C.) - Sport, and Persons with Disabilities.
• Hunter Tootoo (Nunavut) - Fisheries and Oceans, and Canadian Coastguard.
• Kirsty Duncan (Ontario) - Science.
• Patricia Hajdu (Ontario) - Status of Women.
• Bardish Chagger (Ontario) - Small Business and Tourism.

Map shows the regional distribution of ministers in the cabinet of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. (CBC)