Dr. Leslyn Lewis Reappointed as Conservative Shadow Minister for Infrastructure

OTTAWA — Dr. Leslyn Lewis, the first Black woman to run for the leadership of a major federal party in Canada, has announced her reappointment as Shadow Minister for Infrastructure under Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative leadership team.

In a post shared Wednesday, Lewis said she was “honoured” to continue in the role and emphasized her commitment to ensuring that critical infrastructure projects “actually get built so our nation can grow and prosper.”

I am honoured to continue in my role as @CPC_HQ Shadow Minister for Infrastructure.

I look forward to working with @PierrePoilievre and our Conservative team to hold this Liberal government accountable and to ensure the vital infrastructure Canadians need, now more than ever,… https://t.co/dWLMcevli5

— Dr. Leslyn Lewis (@LeslynLewis) May 21, 2025

Her statement follows the unveiling of Poilievre’s updated shadow cabinet, which he says will focus on building a self-reliant Canada with safer streets, stronger borders, and increased housing affordability.

Dr. Leslyn Lewis, a Member of Parliament with deep ties to the Jamaican Canadian community, remains a high-profile voice within the party on issues of economic growth and national development.

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