That obviously is a big focus of our government’s work. So, for example, obviously the fight against climate change, global collaboration, working with international partners was a huge issue in the election. Businesses do that all the time, so we’re always thinking of ways that we can better serve Canadians and that we can move forward quickly on the big issues that matter to people. What’s-what are you going to do better? What can you do better?ĭominic LeBlanc, Intergovernmental Affairs Minister: I think, Eric, governments can always look at ways to do better.
The aim must be with that big change to do something better. But you’ve made some very big changes in cabinet: new faces, new roles. The Canadians gave you back what you already had. So what are the marching orders for this new cabinet? Joining us now is Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc.
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