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Updated cabinet sworn in to meet the needs of British Columbians in a changing world

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Premier David Eby announced a cabinet reshuffle designed to meet the evolving needs of British Columbians by focusing on jobs and economic growth. The new cabinet includes Ravi Kahlon as Minister of Jobs and Economic Growth and Nina Krieger as Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General. Eby stated the cabinet's mission is to respond to the changing landscape of the province by enhancing public services and seizing economic opportunities. This cabinet features a majority of women, with 19 members holding significant portfolios, and includes eight people of color and one Indigenous member, reflecting the province's diversity. Experienced ministers are tasked with driving major projects while new faces bring fresh perspectives to the table.

Eby's third cabinet highlights the importance of local representation, with members from various regions of British Columbia. The cabinet aims to build a resilient economy that is less dependent on the United States. The reshuffle signifies a commitment to inclusivity and effective governance in addressing the province's major challenges.

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