The Trudeau government may have made history with the biggest deputy minister shuffle in memory. And now the capital’s insiders are reading the tea leaves to discern where’s the power, who to watch and the future of the public service. Read More
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May: Sweeping deputy minister shuffle raises the question: What took so long?
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