Justin Trudeau was sworn-in as the country`s 23rd prime minister in a ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa.

He is also taking on the additional ministries of intergovernmental affairs and youth.

The remaining 30 ministers are split down the middle – 15 women, 15 men.

Ontario is well represented.

Seven are from the GTA, including Bill Morneau as finance minister and Chrystia Freeland as international trade minister.

Here is the full list of cabinet:

Justin Trudeau – Prime Minister

Ralph Goodale – Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness

Lawrence MacAulay – Agriculture and Agri-Food

Stephane Dion – Foreign Affairs

John McCallum – Immigration, Citizenship and Refugees

Carolyn Bennett – Indigenous and Northern Affairs

Scott Brison – Treasury Board President

Dominic Leblanc – Leader of the Government in the Commons

Navdeep Bains – Innovation, Science and Economic Development

Bill Morneau – Finance

Jody Wilson-Raybould – Justice and Attorney General

Judy Foote – Public Services and Procurement

Chrystia  Freeland – International Trade

Jane Philpott – Health

Jean-Yves Duclos – Families, Children and Social Development

Marc Garneau – Transport

Marie-Claude Bibeau – International Development and La francophonie

James Carr – Natural Resources

Melanie Joly – Heritage

Dianne Lebouthillier – National Revenue

Kent Hehr – Veterans Affairs, and Associate Minister of National Defence

Catherine McKenna – Environment and Climate Change

Harjit Sajjan – National Defence

MaryAnn Mihychuck – Employment Workforce Development and Labour

Amarjeet Sohi – Infrastructure and Communities

Maryam Monsef – Democratic Institutions

Carla Qualtrough – Sport, and Persons with Disabilities

Hunter Tootoo – Fisheries and Oceans, and Canadian Coastguard

Kirsty Duncan – Science

Patricia Hajdu – Status of Women

Bardish Chagger – Small Business and Tourism