Poilievre shuffling his front bench, placing MP Michael Chong in key finance role
Michael Chong, who has been the MP for the Ontario riding of Wellington-Halton Hills North since 2004, will move to finance after serving as the party’s foreign-affairs critic for nearly six years. In an interview with The Globe and Mail on Monday, Mr. Chong said he intends to focus on economic data to make the case that the Carney Liberals are failing Canadians.
- ▪Michael Chong, who has been the MP for the Ontario riding of Wellington-Halton Hills North since 2004, will move to finance after serving as the party’s foreign-affairs critic for nearly six years.
- ▪In an interview with The Globe and Mail on Monday, Mr.
- ▪Chong said he intends to focus on economic data to make the case that the Carney Liberals are failing Canadians.
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Open this photo in gallery:Chong, who has been the MP for the Ontario riding of Wellington-Halton Hills North since 2004, will move to finance after serving as the party's foreign-affairs critic for almost six years.Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountConservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is shuffling his front bench in a reset that includes putting one of his party’s longest-serving MPs into the key position of finance critic. Michael Chong, who has been the MP for the Ontario riding of Wellington-Halton Hills North since 2004, will move to finance after serving as the party’s foreign-affairs critic for nearly six years. In an interview with The Globe and Mail on Monday, Mr.
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