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The new cabinet:
Greg Selinger
Premier of Manitoba
Also president of the executive council and responsible for federal-provincial relations and francophone affairs
Steve Ashton
Minister of infrastructure and transportation. Also responsible for emergency measures and Manitoba Lotteries
Dave Chomiak
Minister of innovation, energy and mines. Also responsible for the Gaming Control Act
Rosann Wowchuk
Deputy premier and minister of finance. Also responsible for Manitoba Hydro, the Civil Service Commission, Crown corporations review and accountability and the Manitoba Securities Commission
Gord Mackintosh
Minister of family services and consumer affairs. Also responsible for the Liquor Control Act and Residential Tenancies Act
Eric Robinson
Deputy premier and minister of aboriginal and northern affairs. Also responsible for the Community Economic Development Fund Act, sport, aboriginal educations and the East Side Road Authority.
Diane McGifford
Minister of advanced education and literacy. Also responsible for international education
Ron Lemieux
Minister of local government (formerly intergovernmental affairs)
Stan Struthers
Minister of agriculture, food and rural initiatives
Nancy Allan
Minister of education
Jim Rondeau
Minister of healthy living, citizenship and youth. Also responsible for seniors, Healthy Child Manitoba, mental health and recreation
Peter Bjornson
Minister of entrepreurship, training and trade (fomerly competitiveness, training and trade)
Christine Melnick
Minister of water stewardship
Theresa Oswald
Minister of health
Kerri Irvin-Ross
Minister of housing and community development
Also responsible for Neighbourhoods Alive!, Community Places and co-operative development
Andrew Swan
Minister of justice and attorney general
Also Keeper of the Great Seal and minister responsible for constitutional affairs
Jennifer Howard
Minister of labour and immigration. Also responsible for the Workers Compensation Act, the status of women and persons with disabilities
Flor Marcelino
Minister of culture, heritage and tourism. Also responsible for multiculturalism
Bill Blaikie
Minister of conservation. Government house leader.
Also responsible for recycling and environmental education, climate change
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 4, 2009 A3
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