PROVINCIAL CABINET

• Tim Houston: premier, president of the executive council, minister of trade and minister responsible for intergovernmental affairs and the office of regulatory affairs and service effectiveness

• Allan Macmaster: deputy premier, minister of finance and Treasury Board, minister of Gaelic affairs and minister responsible for labour relations

• Michelle Thompson: minister of health and wellness and oversees the new office of health care professionals recruitment

• Brian Comer: responsible for the office of mental health and addictions and minister responsible for youth and Communications Nova Scotia

• Barbara Adams: seniors and long-term care

• Karla Macfarlane: community services, responsible for the status of women and the office of L’nu affairs

• Jill Balser: labour skills and immigration and responsible for apprenticeship

• Brian Wong: advanced education

• Becky Druhan: education and early childhood development

• Pat Dunn: communities, culture, tourism and heritage, which assumes responsibility of Tourism Nova Scotia, responsible for African Nova Scotian Affairs, the office of equity and anti-racism initiatives and the voluntary sector

• Susan Corkum-greek: economic development

• Greg Morrow: agriculture

• Steve Craig: fisheries and aquaculture

• Brad Johns: justice and attorney general and responsible for Elections Nova Scotia, the Human Rights Commission and the Accessibility Act

• John Lohr: municipal affairs and housing and responsible for the emergency management office and military relations

• Kim Masland: public works, formerly transportation and active transit

• Tory Rushton: natural resources and renewables, combining the former departments of lands and forestry and energy and mines

• Tim Halman: environment and climate change and chair of Treasury Board

• Colton Leblanc: Public Service Commission, Service Nova Scotia and internal services, and Acadian affairs and francophonie