加拿大联邦政府新的内阁名单 (ZT)
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Stephen Harper’s new cabinet features new blood, more women and maintains economic team
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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Stephen Harper unveiled a new and larger ministerial team Monday that injects new blood and more women into cabinet while maintaining his economic team.
Harper first announced his new cabinet Monday morning on his official Twitter account, tweeting that he’s “proud to be naming four new strong, capable women” and eight new faces to the ministry.
“These changes to the ministry feature both younger members of Parliament ready for new opportunities, and steady hands that will continue to deliver strong leadership in key portfolios. In particular, I am proud to welcome four new strong and capable women to the cabinet table,” Harper said in a statement.
Harper’s new cabinet, officially unveiled Monday at Rideau Hall in Ottawa, grows in size by a couple of portfolios to 39 ministers (including the prime minister).
As expected, Harper’s key economic ministers are staying in their posts, including: Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, International Trade Minister Ed Fast, Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver and Treasury Board president Tony Clement.
Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird also remains in his portfolio, but there are also several major changes in what was a huge shakeup to the front bench.
James Moore received what observers believe was an overdue promotion, and becomes the new Industry minister, after moving over from Heritage, while Rona Ambrose will be the new Health minister after previously serving in Public Works.
Steven Blaney also received a big promotion to minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, taking over from Vic Toews, who retired from politics.
Leona Aglukkaq is the new minister of Environment along with minister for the Arctic Council. She takes over in Environment from Peter Kent, who was booted from cabinet.
A number of new women were appointed to Harper’s cabinet, including Shelly Glover as new minister of Heritage, Kellie Leitch the new minister of Labour, Michelle Rempel as minister of state (Western Economic Diversification), and Candice Bergen as minister of state (Social Development).
Rob Nicholson is the new Defence minister, swapping spots with Peter MacKay, who takes over as Justice minister.
Jason Kenney, formerly the Immigration minister, is now minister of Employment and Social Development (formerly HRSDC), taking over for Diane Finley, who moves to Public Works.
Chris Alexander, formerly a parliamentary secretary, takes over from Kenney as minister of Citizenship and Immigration.
Christian Paradis, formerly at Industry, moves over to be minister of International Development and minister for La Francophonie, in what will be viewed as a demotion for a key Quebec lieutenant for the Harper government.
Lisa Raitt moves to Transport from Labour, taking over part of the duties of Denis Lebel, who is now minister of Infrastructure, Communities and Intergovernmental Affairs.
Other familiar faces staying in their portfolios, include Peter Van Loan as leader of the government in the House of Commons, and Gerry Ritz as minister of Agriculture.
http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/n...blood+more+women+maintains/8661449/story.html
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Stephen Harper unveiled a new and larger ministerial team Monday that injects new blood and more women into cabinet while maintaining his economic team.
Harper first announced his new cabinet Monday morning on his official Twitter account, tweeting that he’s “proud to be naming four new strong, capable women” and eight new faces to the ministry.
“These changes to the ministry feature both younger members of Parliament ready for new opportunities, and steady hands that will continue to deliver strong leadership in key portfolios. In particular, I am proud to welcome four new strong and capable women to the cabinet table,” Harper said in a statement.
Harper’s new cabinet, officially unveiled Monday at Rideau Hall in Ottawa, grows in size by a couple of portfolios to 39 ministers (including the prime minister).
As expected, Harper’s key economic ministers are staying in their posts, including: Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, International Trade Minister Ed Fast, Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver and Treasury Board president Tony Clement.
Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird also remains in his portfolio, but there are also several major changes in what was a huge shakeup to the front bench.
James Moore received what observers believe was an overdue promotion, and becomes the new Industry minister, after moving over from Heritage, while Rona Ambrose will be the new Health minister after previously serving in Public Works.
Steven Blaney also received a big promotion to minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, taking over from Vic Toews, who retired from politics.
Leona Aglukkaq is the new minister of Environment along with minister for the Arctic Council. She takes over in Environment from Peter Kent, who was booted from cabinet.
A number of new women were appointed to Harper’s cabinet, including Shelly Glover as new minister of Heritage, Kellie Leitch the new minister of Labour, Michelle Rempel as minister of state (Western Economic Diversification), and Candice Bergen as minister of state (Social Development).
Rob Nicholson is the new Defence minister, swapping spots with Peter MacKay, who takes over as Justice minister.
Jason Kenney, formerly the Immigration minister, is now minister of Employment and Social Development (formerly HRSDC), taking over for Diane Finley, who moves to Public Works.
Chris Alexander, formerly a parliamentary secretary, takes over from Kenney as minister of Citizenship and Immigration.
Christian Paradis, formerly at Industry, moves over to be minister of International Development and minister for La Francophonie, in what will be viewed as a demotion for a key Quebec lieutenant for the Harper government.
Lisa Raitt moves to Transport from Labour, taking over part of the duties of Denis Lebel, who is now minister of Infrastructure, Communities and Intergovernmental Affairs.
Other familiar faces staying in their portfolios, include Peter Van Loan as leader of the government in the House of Commons, and Gerry Ritz as minister of Agriculture.
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卡加利水灾哈珀总理去了，电视里见他穿的军队夹克。
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康尼调任会影响移民政策？专家怎么看 (ZT)
联邦内阁改组，在华人社区享有很高知名度的移民部长康尼调任就业及社会发展部长，消息经报道后，众说纷纭，有媒体说康尼是被降职，还有媒体称康尼的调任，会导致加国移民政策改变。有移民专家认为，不管移民部长换成谁，加国移民政策在短期内应该不会有大的改变。 info.51.ca
加华移民留学中心总裁官国荣表示，不认为康尼调任是降职，现在总理哈珀的亲信越来越少，康尼算是1个，而且康尼在移民部长的位置上做的有声有色，下届大选保守党要找出能够对抗小杜鲁多的人才并不容易，康尼是保守党内阁中为数不多的明星部长，估计哈珀想让康尼现在其他的部长位置上先历练一下，再委以重任。
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至于移民政策，官国荣认为，加国移民政策早已制定好，不会因为部长换人就发生大的变化，何况康尼在任时改革移民政策的工作已经完成的七七八八，剩下一点手尾很容易完成。新的部长上任后还需要一段时间的适应期，等到新的部长适应后，移民改革早已完成。
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官国荣表示，康尼就任移民部长以来，大刀阔斧进行改革，加国移民系统积压最严重的三大块他已经清理了两大块，而且获得了主流社会的广泛认同，就连受新政策影响最大的印巴裔和菲律宾裔社区，对他的评价也非常高，绝对不存在“倒康”的现象。康尼的表现相信总理哈珀也相当满意。
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加拿大顺达集团总裁江文珊认为， 前外交官、国防部国会秘书亚历山大（Chris Alexander）擢升公民及移民部长，他在加拿大外交部工作了18年，对国际事务熟悉。他才44岁，和康尼一样年轻有冲劲，康尼在任内做出加拿大历年来最大胆的移民政策改变，相信亚历山大也会延续下去，毕竟同一党派，改动不大。
会变的一定是投资移民政策，目前停顿的投资移民, 今年即将重开, 金额一定会提高，是否会增加名额, 还有待新部长上任之后, 才能知道, 全球都希望引进实力雄厚的投资移民, 希望新部长也能认清这个事实, 尽快做出调整, 增加加拿大的竞争力! 而康尼当了就业部长，两人说不定会联手，一人提高企业投资移民的门槛，另一人则确保提高加拿大人本地人的就业机会，若能如此，将是双赢的局面。
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