McKenna may be moved to new cabinet role after four years implementing Grits’ climate policies, say politicos

Catherine McKenna's 'tenure in environment would have prepared her well for any other kind of responsibility the prime minister may assign,' says former environment minister Jean Charest.

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna celebrates her re-election on Oct. 21, after garnering nearly half of the vote in Ottawa Centre, Ont. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

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BY NEIL MOSS

October 23, 2019

After winning re-election in Ottawa Centre, Ont., on Oct. 21, Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna could be in line for a new cabinet post after four years on the divisive file, say politicos. “I will do whatever role I'm asked to do,” Ms. McKenna told The Hill Times

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