The Liberal Party of Canada's Shadow Cabinet of the 41st Canadian Parliament was shuffled on April 17, 2013 and selected by leader Justin Trudeau. The shadow cabinet was also shuffled on August 21, 2013.
Liberal Shadow Cabinet Parliamentary leadership Justin Trudeau - Leader, Youth Ralph Goodale - Deputy Leader Dominic LeBlanc - House Leader Kevin Lamoureux - Deputy House Leader Judy Foote - Whip Frank Valeriote - Deputy Whip and Veterans' Affairs Francis Scarpaleggia - National Caucus Chair Mauril Bélanger - Co-Operatives Carolyn Bennett - Aboriginal Affairs Scott Brison - Finance Gerry Byrne - Treasury Board, Public Works and Government Services Sean Casey - Justice Irwin Cotler - Rights and Freedoms, International Justice Rodger Cuzner - Employment and Social Development, Labour Stéphane Dion - Canadian Heritage, Official Languages, Intergovernmental Affairs Emmanuel Dubourg - National Revenue Kirsty Duncan - Consular Affairs, International Development, Status of Women Wayne Easter - Public Safety Mark Eyking - Agriculture and Agri-Food Chrystia Freeland - International Trade Hedy Fry - Health Marc Garneau - Foreign Affairs, Francophonie Ted Hsu - Science and Technology, Post-Secondary Education, Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario and Federal Economic Development Initiative in Northern Ontario Yvonne Jones - Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency and Northern Development, Arctic Council, Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, Search and Rescue Lawrence MacAulay - Fisheries and Oceans John McCallum - Citizenship and Immigration, Multiculturalism, Seniors David McGuinty - Transport, Infrastructure and Communities John McKay - Environment Joyce Murray - National Defence, Western Economic Diversification Geoff Regan - Natural Resources Judy Sgro - Industry Scott Simms - Democratic Reform and Citizen Services Lise St-Denis - Early Learning and Childcare
See also Cabinet of Canada Shadow Cabinet Bloc Québécois Shadow Cabinet
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