A new master of the Royal Canadian Mint was recently appointed by Finance Minister Bill Morneau.

Marie Lemay, who has extensive experience in public policy and served in senior leadership positions within the government over the past two decades, wasappointed to a five-year term. The order-in-council authorizing Lemay's appointment listed her annual salary range between $271,000 and $318,800. Her first daywas this Monday, Feb. 18.

"Her background in public policy and substantial experience in providing strategic advice and making decisions on complex and sensitive issues make her anideal fit for this important role," said Morneau. "I am certain that the Mint will benefit from the breadth of her expertise, and I wish her great success inher new position."

Lemay succeeds interim president and CEO Jennifer Camelon, who was at the helm of the Mint since last summer, when Sandra Hanington suddenly resigned threeyears into her five-year term, citing the need for an improved work-life balance.

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