A full list of the new and old faces in Stephen Harper’s cabinet

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Prime Minister Stephen Harper has shuffled his federal cabinet. Below is a full list of its members (in order of precedence):

• Stephen Harper, prime minister;
• Bernard Valcourt, minister of aboriginal affairs and northern development;
• Rob Nicholson, minister of national defence;
• Peter MacKay, minister of justice and attorney general of Canada;
• Rona Ambrose, minister of health;
• Diane Finley, minister of public works and government services;
• John Baird, minister of foreign affairs;
• Tony Clement, president of the Treasury Board;
• Jim Flaherty, minister of finance;
• Peter Van Loan, government leader in the House of Commons;
• Jason Kenney, minister of employment and social development;
• Gerry Ritz, minister of agriculture and agri-food;
• Christian Paradis, minister of international development and minister for La Francophonie;
• James Moore, minister of industry;
• Denis Lebel, minister of infrastructure, communities and intergovernmental affairs and minister of the economic development agency of Canada for the regions of Quebec;
• Leona Aglukkaq, minister of the environment, minister of the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency and minister for the Arctic Council;
• Lisa Raitt, minister of transport;
• Gail Shea, minister of fisheries and oceans;
• Julian Fantino, minister of veterans affairs;
• Steven Blaney, minister of public safety;
• Ed Fast, minister of international trade;
• Joe Oliver, minister of natural resources;
• Kerry-Lynne Findlay, minister of national revenue;
• Shelly Glover, minister of Canadian heritage and official languages;
• Chris Alexander, minister of citizenship and immigration;
• Kellie Leitch, minister of labour and minister of status of women;
• Maxime Bernier, minister of state for small business and tourism, and agriculture;
• Lynne Yelich, minister of state for foreign affairs and consular services;
• Gary Goodyear, minister of state for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario;
• Rob Moore, minister of state for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency;
• John Duncan, minister of state and chief government whip;
• Tim Uppal, minister of state for multiculturalism;
• Alice Wong, minister of state for seniors;
• Bal Gosal, minister of state for sport;
• Kevin Sorenson, minister of state for Finance;
• Pierre Poilievre, minister of state for democratic reform;
• Candice Bergen, minister of state for social development;
• Greg Rickford, minister of state for science and technology, and Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario;
• Michelle Rempel, minister of state for western economic diversification.