Former housing minister Nate Erskine-Smith says in a post on X that it’s “impossible not to feel disrespected and the way it played out doesn’t sit right,” after he was removed from cabinet.
Former housing minister Nate Erskine-Smith says in a post on X that it’s “impossible not to feel disrespected and the way it played out doesn’t sit right,” after he was removed from cabinet.
Erskine-Smith, the MP for Beaches-East York who came second in the Ontario Liberal leadership race in 2023, had said he was not running again in this election before former prime minister Justin Trudeau added him to cabinet in December last year. When Mark Carney won the Liberal leadership race, Erskine-Smith was kept as housing minister.
“I ran again because of the opportunity to make an even bigger difference around the cabinet table and to help fix the housing crisis. I’m not back in any role, unfortunately, so it may not surprise you to learn that it’s been a strange day on my end,” .
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