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Premier Doug Ford Makes Changes to Cabinet

Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Canada by Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Canada
March 25, 2023
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History made in Hamilton as Ford congratulates newly elected Mayors, Councilors, By Stanley Ugagbe
Premier Doug Ford has named Michael Parsa as Minister of Children, Community and Social Services and Nina Tangri as Associate Minister of Housing.“I’m thrilled to recognize Michael’s many contributions to our government and welcome Nina back to Cabinet,” said Premier Ford. “Michael will work day and night to support our children and build strong and vibrant communities.

Nina has a proven track-record of working with industry stakeholders to advance important initiatives and I have no doubt she’ll do the same with housing. I look forward to continuing to rely on their advice and leadership as we deliver on our plan to build Ontario.

”Earlier today, Merrilee Fullerton informed Premier Ford that she has resigned as Minister of Children, Community and Social Services and Member of Provincial Parliament for Kanata—Carleton, effective immediately.“Merrilee has been a key member of our team since day one, advancing our government’s agenda to build Ontario and helping to lead our response to the COVID-19 pandemic by serving in important roles in Cabinet,” said Premier Ford. “I wish my friend the very best as she retires from the world of politics. I have no doubt she’ll continue to give back and contribute to the great communities of Kanata and Carleton in so many ways.”

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