MP Larry Miller Responds to Trudeau Ministerial Shuffle

Last week, the Right Honorable Justin Trudeau announced a number of changes to his Cabinet Larry Miller, Member of Parliament for Bruce-Gray-Owen Sound, saw the reshuffle Admitting that the government has failed in key files, Miller hopes that some of these new appointments will be a sign of a policy change.

Some major changes in international trade, natural resources and border security seem to indicate As regards trade, the North American Free Trade Agreement remains compromised and the Global and Progressive Agreement for the Trans-Pacific Partnership has not yet been ratified by Canada.

government has dropped the ball on the Energy Ea Border Security, the Prime Minister has created a new position, the Minister of Border Security and Organized Crime Reduction. The position will be occupied by the Honorable Bill Blair. This seems to be a response to the government 's inability to ensure the security of our borders and, we hope, a change in firearms policy. The government has continuously targeted law-abiding gun owners – particularly with Bill C-71 – while failing to come up with policies to combat gun violence through organized crime.

" This cabinet shuffle makes it very clear that this government knows that, on a number of important issues, it has failed Canadians," said Miller. That said, I am hopeful that this reshuffle will announce a much needed change. More importantly, I hope that the new Minister of Border Security and Organized Crime Reduction will begin to take gang-related violence seriously and end the government's attacks on those who respect the law. . An important first step would be to eliminate Bill C-71. "