Louise Imbeault Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick

Former journalist and advocate for women's and Acadian rights takes on the ceremonial role.

Louise Imbeault, a former Radio-Canada journalist, has been appointed as New Brunswick's 33rd lieutenant-governor.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau highlighted Imbeault's advocacy for Acadian culture and women's rights in announcing her appointment.
Imbeault's background includes leadership roles in cultural and social justice organizations, and she has been honored with the Order of Canada.
She succeeds Brenda Murphy, who faced criticism for not being bilingual, an issue Imbeault commended Murphy for addressing.
Imbeault aims to promote arts and culture and improve relationships with First Nations during her tenure.