Canada's Carney unveils cabinet of familiar and fresh faces amid US trade war1 day ago Share Save Jessica Murphy BBC News Reporting from Toronto Share SaveReutersCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has unveiled his cabinet, promising "decisive action" on his ambitious economic agenda, amid a trade war with the US. There are 24 new faces in cabinet, including 13 first-time MPs. Several veterans of former PM Justin Trudeau's government, such as Melanie Joly and Chrystia Freeland, return to cabinet. Carney is also continuing Trudeau's policy of maintaining gender parity in his cabinet. Carney has also named a new foreign minister, Anita Anand, who held a number of top roles in Trudeau's cabinet, including defence.