MP for Churchill-Keewatinook Aski 🇨🇦 Minister of Northern & Arctic Affairs and responsible for CanNor
Churchill-Keewatinook Aski
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Rebecca Chartrand retweeted
Men’s and boys’ health matters, and it’s time we talked about it.
Today, we’re releasing the Men and Boys’ What We Heard Report, which will help shape Canada’s first national strategy on men’s and boys’ health.
Read the report: Canada.ca/HealthyMen
Rebecca Chartrand retweeted
Happy National Skilled Trades and Technology Week!
Behind every major project, every home built, and every community powered are the skilled trades workers who keep Canada moving forward.
Rebecca Chartrand retweeted
Des communautés fortes ont besoin d’infrastructures solides.
Partout au Manitoba, nous investissons dans les infrastructures pour bâtir plus de logements, renforcer les soins de santé et l’éducation, et soutenir la croissance des communautés.
C’est comme ça qu’on bâtit un Canada plus fort.
Rebecca Chartrand retweeted
Strong communities need strong infrastructure.
Across Manitoba, we’re investing in the infrastructure to build more homes, strengthen health care and education, and support growing communities.
That’s how we’re building a stronger Canada.
Rebecca Chartrand retweeted
This #SmallBusinessWeek, we celebrate the hard work, innovation, and determination of the businesses that help shape a vibrant future for northern communities.
ALT Person hanging a clear 'OPEN' sign on a glass door indicating the business is ready for customers.
Rebecca Chartrand retweeted
Cette #SemaineDeLaPME, nous célébrons le travail acharné, l’innovation et la détermination des entreprises qui contribuent à façonner un avenir dynamique pour les collectivités du Nord.
ALT Personne accrochant un panneau « OUVERT » clair sur une porte vitrée indiquant que l’entreprise est prête à accueillir les clients.
Rebecca Chartrand retweeted
On November 5, we will table Budget 2026 — continuing our work to make life more affordable, build a stronger and more resilient economy, and bring Canadians together to build Canada Strong.
Rebecca Chartrand retweeted
Le 5 novembre, nous déposerons le Budget de 2026 — poursuivant ainsi nos efforts pour rendre la vie plus abordable, bâtir une économie plus forte et plus résiliente et unir les Canadiens et Canadiennes pour bâtir un Canada fort.
Rebecca Chartrand retweeted
Le Budget de 2026 sera déposé le 5 novembre.
Le Canada possède ce que le monde recherche, et le Budget de 2026 est notre plan pour demeurer maîtres chez nous. 🇨🇦
Rebecca Chartrand retweeted
Budget 2026 will be tabled on November 5.
Canada has what the world wants, and Budget 2026 is our plan to be the masters of our own destiny. 🇨🇦
Rebecca Chartrand retweeted
Please see my statement below regarding the results from today’s referendum.
Rebecca Chartrand retweeted
Ma déclaration sur le choix des Albertaines et des Albertains de bâtir un Canada plus fort, ensemble :
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Le financement fédéral contribue à créer plus d’espaces sécuritaires et accueillants à Iqaluit.
Prévu pour ouvrir ses portes en janvier, le nouveau refuge Ullivik à faible seuil d’accès offrira un hébergement, des lits et un lieu sûr aux membres de la communauté.
Rebecca Chartrand retweeted
Federal funding is helping create more safe, supportive spaces in Iqaluit.
Set to open in January, the new Ullivik low-barrier shelter will provide shelter, beds, and a safe place for people in the community.
Rebecca Chartrand retweeted
We’re building a stronger health care system across the Northwest Territories.
Training physicians. Improving mental health care services. Building and modernising health infrastructure across the territory.
For Northerners, that means better access to care, closer to home.
ALT Screenshot of an article from CBC News. The headline reads: Health Canada outlines plans for $144.8M in N.W.T. health care.