Two more Indian-origin ministers were made in Ontario, Canada, know who got which department

Two more Indian-origin ministers have got a place in the government of the Canadian province of Ontario. Prior to the reshuffle, there was only one Sikh minister in the government, Prabhmeet Sakaria. Now 47-year-old Param Gill and Neena Tangri have also been made ministers. Thus there have been three Punjabi ministers in Ontario. Param Gill hails from Moga in Punjab, he moved to Canada in his youth. He has got the Department of Citizenship and Multiculturalism.

Nina Tangri has been appointed as Assistant Minister, Department of Small Industries and Red Tape Reduction. Neena's family is originally from Bilga near Jalandhar. Minister Prabhmeet Sakaria has been promoted before this reshuffle. Giving him a cabinet rank, he has been made the chairman of the Treasury Board. He is the first Sikh minister of Ontario. This reshuffle in the government has been done a year before the elections. There are elections here in June next year.

It is worth mentioning that in the second wave of Corona in the past, Canadian Foreign Minister Marc Garneau expressed his condolences to India. He said that Canada is ready to help and how we can better help them in this time of need. Our condolences to the people of India facing the new wave of pandemic COVID-19.