Premier Appoints Barbara Adams as Justice Minister, Attorney General
Seniors and Long-Term Care Minister Barbara Adams speaks at an event at Acadia University in February. Today, April 22, Minister Adams was appointed as Minister of Justice and Attorney General. She retains the Seniors and Long-Term Care portfolio. (Communications Nova Scotia / File)
Premier Tim Houston announced a change to cabinet today, April 22.
Barbara Adams has been appointed as Minister of Justice and Attorney General. She will retain her portfolio as Minister of Seniors and Long-Term Care.
“Barbara has been doing an excellent job as Minister of Seniors and Long-Term Care, bringing passion, empathy and determination to the role,” said Premier Houston. “I know that she will bring those same qualities to the Department of Justice as we work to improve the system and implement the recommendations of the Mass Casualty Commission.”
The appointment has been approved by the Lieutenant-Governor and is effective immediately. The swearing-in ceremony will take place at Government House in Halifax today.