B.C. Premier David Eby has upended his cabinet, bringing in new faces from the backbench and replacing senior cabinet ministers, including finance minister Selina Robinson.

Katrine Conroy, the former forests minister, will take over the finance portfolio from Selina Robinson, who has been demoted to Minister of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills.

Ravi Kahlon, who was co-chair of Eby’s leadership campaign, will take on the new Housing Ministry, while Niki Sharma becomes the new Attorney General.

Rachna Singh, a former Parliamentary secretary, is the new education minister, a position held by Jennifer Whiteside, who now becomes Minister of Mental Health and Addictions.

Eby’s cabinet also has a new Ministry of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness, with Bowinn Ma tapped to lead that portfolio.

The new minister of agriculture is Pam Alexis, while Rob Fleming, George Heyman, Mitzi Dean and Harry Bains keep their jobs in Transportation, Environment, Children and Family Development, and Labour.

Mike Farnworth also remains in his role as Public Safety Minister and B.C.’s Solicitor General, while Adrian Dix will carry on as Minister of Health.

The new 28 member cabinet includes four ministers of state, who will be supported by 14 parliamentary secretaries.

“British Columbia is a wonderful place to live, but people are looking for action on the issues facing them and their families,” Eby said, in a statement.

“If the pandemic taught us anything, it’s that we can’t solve these problems alone. We need to solve them together. My team of determined colleagues will use a wealth and variety of experiences to continue the good work we’ve started and go further to deliver results people can see and feel in their communities.”

The B.C. Cabinet is as follows:

• Agriculture and Food: Pam Alexis
• Attorney General: Niki Sharma
• Children and Family Development: Mitzi Dean
• Citizens’ Services: Lisa Beare
• Education and Child Care: Rachna Singh
• Minister of State for Child Care: Grace Lore
• Emergency Management and Climate Readiness: Bowinn Ma
• Energy, Mines, and Low Carbon Innovation: Josie Osborne
• Environment and Climate Change Strategy: George Heyman
• Finance (includes Columbia River Treaty): Katrine Conroy
• Forests, and Minister Responsible for Consular Corps: Bruce Ralston
• Health, and Minister Responsible for Francophone Affairs: Adrian Dix
• Housing, and Government House Leader: Ravi Kahlon
• Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation: Murray Rankin
• Jobs, Economic Development and Innovation: Brenda Bailey
• Minister of State for Trade: Jagrup Brar
• Labour: Harry Bains
• Mental Health and Addictions: Jennifer Whiteside
• Municipal Affairs: Anne Kang
• Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills: Selina Robinson
• Premier: David Eby
• Minister of State for Workforce Development: Andrew Mercier
• Public Safety and Solicitor General (ICBC): Mike Farnworth
• Social Development and Poverty Reduction: Sheila Malcolmson
• Tourism, Arts, Culture, and Sport: Lana Popham
• Transportation and Infrastructure: Rob Fleming
• Minister of State for Infrastructure and Transit: Dan Coulter
• Water, Land, and Resource Stewardship: Nathan Cullen

List of Parliamentary Secretaries:

• Parliamentary Secretary for Anti-Racism Initiatives: Mable Elmore
• Parliamentary Secretary for Emergency Preparedness: Jennifer Rice
• Parliamentary Secretary for Sustainable Economy: Adam Walker
• Parliamentary Secretary for Environment: Aman Singh
• Parliamentary Secretary for Gender Equity: Kelli Paddon
• Parliamentary Secretary for Forests: Doug Routley
• Parliamentary Secretary for Seniors’ Services and Long-Term Care: Harwinder Sandhu
• Parliamentary Secretary for Rural Development: Roly Russell
• Parliamentary Secretary for Labour: Janet Routledge
• Parliamentary Secretary for Accessibility: Susie Chant
• Parliamentary Secretary for Community Development and Non-profits: Megan Dykeman
• Parliamentary Secretary for Arts and Film: Bob D’Eith
• Parliamentary Secretary for Tourism and Premier’s Special Advisor on Youth: Brittny Anderson
• Parliamentary Secretary for Fisheries and Aquaculture: Kelly Greene