New Alberta Cabinet

New cabinet

Deputy premier, Minister of Advanced Education — Doug Horner
(Horner is the newly minted deputy premier, but has held the role of advanced education minister since 2008)
Minister of Finance — Ted Morton (NEW)
Minister of Education, government house leader — Dave Hancock
President of the Treasury Board — Lloyd Snelgrove
Minister of International and Intergovernmental Relations — Iris Evans (NEW)
Minister of Energy — Ron Liepert (NEW)
Minister of Transportation — Luke Ouellette
Minister of Sustainable Resource Development — Mel Knight (NEW)
Minister of Justice — Alison Redford
Minister of Environment — Rob Renner
Minister of Health — Gene Zwozdesky (NEW)
Minister of Children and Youth Services — Yvonne Fritz (NEW)
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development — Jack Hayden (NEW)
Minister of Infrastructure — Ray Danyluk (NEW)
Minister of Seniors and Community Supports — Mary Anne Jablonski
Minister of Culture and Community Spirit — Lindsay Blackett
Minister of Service Alberta — Heather Klimchuk
Minister of Tourism, Parks and Recreation — Cindy Ady
Minister of Municipal Affairs — Hector Goudreau (NEW)
Solicitor General — Frank Oberle (NEW)
Minister of Aboriginal Relations — Len Webber (NEW)
Minister of Housing and Urban Affairs — Jonathan Denis (NEW)
Minister of Employment and Immigration — Thomas Lukaszuk (NEW)

Interesting to see New Minister of Finance Ted Morton what message is Stelmach sending there to the right wing?
Wouldn't the next couple of days be a good time for Boutiller to move over to the Wildrose?