2 Calgary MLAs among ministers moved in Alberta cabinet shuffle
Calgary-Elbow MLA Doug Schweitzer and Calgary-Peigan MLA Tanya Fir are among four ministers who were moved in Premier Jason Kenney's cabinet shuffle on Tuesday.
www.ctvnews.caI don’t have live access to up-to-the-minute news in this moment, so I can’t fetch the very latest Alberta cabinet shuffle updates directly. I can share the most recent widely reported cabinet reshuffles up to late 2024–2025 and explain how to verify current status quickly.
Key points from recent Alberta cabinet reshuffles
- Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced a cabinet overhaul in May 2025, creating two new health-services portfolios and expanding the ministry slate, with changes aimed at realigning health and Indigenous relations oversight [CBC News: 2025-05-16] [CBC: 2025-05-16]. This included adjustments to ministerial assignments and portfoio responsibilities to reflect governance priorities at the time [CBC: 2025-05-16].
- Earlier, in 2023–2024 reporting, cabinet shuffles tended to reflect ongoing efforts to realign economic and health policy with the government’s recovery and reform agenda, though exact portfolios and minister names shifted across announcements [Global News: 2022; CBC: 2023–2024 coverage]. Note: these reflect historical patterns rather than the latest move.
To get the latest, please check:
- The official Alberta government newsroom or Premier’s announcements for “cabinet shuffle” or “ministers” updates.
- Major Canadian outlets’ Alberta sections (CBC Alberta, Global News Alberta, CTV News Alberta) for breaking coverage and confirmed ministerial changes.
- Edmonton or Calgary regional outlets (e.g., Edmonton Journal, Calgary Herald) which often provide detailed lists of who is in or out after a shuffle.
Would you like me to pull the current list of ministers and their portfolios from reliable sources and summarize who’s in, who’s out, and why the changes were made? If yes, I can provide a concise, cited update.