Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will mostly rely on the same core of MPs to hold the government to account when the House of Commons reconvenes next week.
Poilievre unveiled his leadership team and “shadow cabinet” on May 21, indicating there has been no major changes. Only a few newly elected MPs have landed critics roles.
“Most Shadow Cabinet members will remain in their pre-election roles for this brief session, while newcomers learn the ropes and showcase their talents,” Poilievre said in a statement. He added shuffles would take place later to move new MPs into “key roles.”
Andrew Scheer, who was selected by caucus to serve as interim Opposition Leader while Poilievre works to regain a seat, remains as House leader. This role entails coordinating the day-to-day business in the Commons and negotiating with other parties….