FRONT BENCH CHANGES
The number of government ministries remains the same, but three junior ministries were created, eight members were sworn in, six of them new, including Tanya Fir who formerly held a cabinet post
JOBS ECONOMY AND INNOVATION
Minister Doug Schweitzer Associate Minister of Rural Economic Development Nate Horner
■ newly created, former backbencher, reports to Schweitzer
LABOUR AND IMMIGRATION
Minister Jason Copping Associate Minister of Immigration and Multiculturalism Muhammad Yaseen
■ newly created, former backbencher, reports to Copping
JUSTICE
Minister Kaycee Madu
EDUCATION
Minister Ariana Lagrange
COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL SERVICES
Minister Jason Luan
■ newly appointed: Luan moves from Mental Health and Addiction, replacing Rajan Sawhney
INFRASTRUCTURE
Minister Prasad Panda
ENERGY
Minister Sonya Savage
ENVIRONMENT AND PARKS
Ministerjason Nixon
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
Minister Ric Mciver
INDIGIENOUS RELATIONS
Minister Rick Wilson
SERVICE ALBERTA
Minister Nate Glubish
AGRICULTURE AND FORRESTRY
Minister Devin Dreeshen
ADVANCED EDUCATION
Minister Demetrios Nicolaides
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Minister Rebecca Schulz
SENIORS AND HOUSING
Minister Josephine Pon
TRANSPORTATION
Minister Rajan Sawhney
■ takes over from Ric Mciver, who used to have two portfolios, now he just has one, Municipal affairs
FINANCE
Minister Travis Toews
Associate Minister of Red Tape Reduction Tanya Fir
■ was not recently minister, before last year's shuffle was Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Tourism, which is no longer a ministry, takes over Red Tape from Grant Hunter who is out of cabinet, reports to Toews
CULTURE
Minister Ron Orr
■ newly created: previously the Ministry of Culture, Multiculturalism and Status of Women was headed by Leela Aheer
Associate Minister of Status of Women Whitney Issik
■ newly created: reports to Orr
HEALTH
Minister Tyler Shandro
Associate Minister of Mental Health and Addictions Mike Ellis
■ newly appointed: Ellis was government whip, replacing Jason Luan and reporting to Shandro
OTHER
Joseph Schow, MLA for Cardston-siksika and currently the deputy government whip, becomes deputy government house leader.
Brad Rutherford, MLA for Leduc-beaumont, becomes deputy government whip.