OTTAWA, Oct. 23 (Xinhua) -- Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday said he will swear in his new gender-balanced cabinet on Nov. 20.

Trudeau ruled out forming a coalition.

"I intend to sit down with all party leaders in the coming weeks to talk about their priorities, about how we can work together to respond to the preoccupations that Canadians have," said Trudeau.

"But I can tell you it is not in our plans at all to form any sort of formal or informal coalition," he said.

Reflecting on the outcome of Monday night, which brought his Liberal Party to a minority rule, Trudeau said the results have given him "a lot to think about."

"I think there were a lot of issues that weren't properly addressed, I think there were big substantive ideas that weren't fully debated in this election campaign and I regret that," said Trudeau.

He also acknowledged the impact of the fact that not a single Liberal candidate was elected in Alberta or Saskatchewan, and discussed how he plans to navigate this rift.

When asked if he would appoint ministers from the two provinces, Trudeau said that is something he is now "reflecting on."