Eby -new construction BC cabinet, switch heads for living space, public security and workplaces

The British Columbia cabinet became in what Prime Minister David Eby says that it is a strategic change to focus on jobs and the economy.

“The world has changed since the election and since the curse of our first cabinet,” said Eby at a press conference on Thursday morning.

“I have every trust that the team we have put together today can fulfill this moment.”

Former Minister of Applied Sciences Ravi Kahlon takes over the minister, who is responsible for Diana Gibson's jobs, who introduces George Chow previously in the areas of Citizens.

Garry Begg was displaced as the attorney general and is replaced by Nina Krieger.

Christine Boyle will take on the housing houses and their service for indigenous relationships and reconciliation goes to Spencer Chandra-Herbert.

According to EBY, the new people will bring the next generation to the perspectives and priorities of the next generation to the cabinet table, while experienced ministers have the task of promoting major projects and promoting economic prosperity.

The Prime Minister says that his cabinet will work on the greatest challenges of the province: to expand the economy, use investment opportunities and strengthen public services.

“Here in British Columbia we have everything we need to be successful.