Michael Sabia, Veteran of Public and Private Sectors, to Head Carney’s Privy Council
- Michael Sabia will assume the role of Secretary to the Cabinet and head of the Privy Council Office on July 7, 2025, succeeding John Hannaford, who is retiring.
- Sabia's appointment follows Prime Minister Mark Carney's request amid unprecedented national challenges and Hannaford's announced departure on June 11, 2025.
- Sabia is a veteran public and private sector leader, having served as Hydro-Québec CEO, deputy finance minister, head of Quebec's pension plan, and Bell Canada executive.
- Prime Minister Carney said Sabia's leadership will support Canada's G7 goals by advancing nation-building, stimulating investment, and managing the public service effectively.
- Sabia's transition suggests a focus on implementing Carney's agenda including economic growth, major projects, and cost-cutting, as Canada prepares to host the G7 summit shortly.
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Carney Appoints Hydro-Québec Head Michael Sabia to Lead Public Service
Prime Minister Mark Carney said the head of Quebec’s public utility company Hydro-Québec, Michael Sabia, will become the new Clerk of the Privy Council, the highest ranking civil servant in the government. Carney said Sabia’s vast experience in the public and private sectors will help his government fulfill its objective to build the “strongest economy in the G7” and lower the cost of living. “Mr. Sabia will help us deliver on this mandate and o…
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