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Newly-created, rebranded cabinet posts expected to be key policy planks in 2019 Liberal election platform, say political insiders

One of the key aspects of the cabinet shuffle to watch in the coming months will be how cabinet ministers with shared responsibilities resolve contentious issues, says former Ontario cabinet minister and top PMO staffer John Milloy.

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