Most ministers still trying to navigate how to ‘keep their jobs’ in Carney's cabinet: Liberal sources - The Hill Times

Ottawa lobbyists say ministerial staffers aren’t returning their calls, but Liberal sources say it’s because ministers and their political aides are still trying to find their footing and determine how to survive in the new prime minister’s cabinet. But if lobbyists want meetings, they should focus on the economy and the Canada-U.S. trade war.

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