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In a more divided world, the Commonwealth brings together 56 nations spanning every corner of the globe.
United by our people, our principles, and our conviction that we are stronger together.
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Dans un monde de plus en plus divisé, le Commonwealth rassemble 56 nations réparties dans tous les coins du globe.
Des nations liées par leurs peuples, par leurs principes et par la conviction que l’union les rend plus fortes.
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The Commonwealth unites 2.7 billion people with shared histories and ambitions for the future.
An honour to speak with His Majesty King Charles III, the Head of the Commonwealth, today in St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda.
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A good and very substantive meeting with Chancellor Friedrich Merz @bundeskanzler. I thank Germany and the Chancellor personally, the entire government team, and all Germans for their tangible and exceptionally significant support. From the very first days of the full-scale war, Ukraine has been able to count on German hearts caring and genuinely helping protect lives. The air defense assistance Germany provides, your support for our resilience, for our energy sector, and for our country as a whole – all of this demonstrates leadership and reflects the fact that without Germany, Europe's positions would not be nearly as strong.
I briefed the Chancellor on the situation in Ukraine and on the front. Every day, the Russians carry out strikes on our energy infrastructure, our cities, and our villages. It is important that Germany stands with us at this time and is ready to continue its support. Friedrich and I discussed the support packages and decisions that are needed. There will be a winter support package from Germany. And we discussed further air defense assistance – providing Ukraine with PAC-2, PAC-3, and IRIS-T missiles. We are also grateful to Germany for supporting our fleet of F-16s. This is needed, in particular, to defend against Russian terror – against “shaheds.” We discussed a new package of such support for our F-16s.
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The @CPC_HQ either fundamentally misunderstands the debt-to-GDP ratio or is deliberately trying to mislead the public. Kudos to Mark Gerretsen for once again calling out the Conservative rhetoric and explaining the real situation
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All provinces rely on independent boundary commissions to draw electoral maps. Smith rejected the boundary commission map and asked her MLAs to draw a pro-UCP map.
This is unprecedented. It's brazen US-style gerrymandering. It's cheating.
The NDP claims the UCP is aiming to use its legislative majority to gerrymander the new boundaries, in order to give themselves an unfair advantage in the 2027 provincial election.
#yeg #ableg
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Secretary of State Sarai announced the appointment of Bob Rae as chairperson of @IDRC_CRDI Board of Governors. His leadership and commitment to international cooperation will help advance research and innovation for sustainable development. Learn more: canada.ca/en/global-affairs/…
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Read now!
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Canadians across the country are stepping up to support Mark Carney and our Liberal team’s work to build Canada Strong.
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We are launching a new Alliance for the Future — a partnership that will bring together Canada, the EU, and other like-minded nations to address common issues and build our collective strength.
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Nous lançons une nouvelle Alliance pour l’avenir : un partenariat qui réunira le Canada, l’UE et d’autres pays qui partagent nos vues pour aborder des enjeux communs et consolider notre force collective.
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Sommet G7, Charlevoix, 2018
Sommet G7, Kananaskis (Alberta), 2025
Sommet sur l’investissement, Toronto, 2026.
Tous ont été organisés par le fédéral, et les premiers ministres des provinces hôtes n’y ont pas prononcé de discours officiel.
Eh bien.
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Une lettre ne remplace pas une présence à la table. Le premier ministre dit vouloir rencontrer les dirigeants européens, mais refuse de participer au sommet Canada–UE qui se tient chez nous.
La diplomatie exige de bâtir des relations et de saisir les occasions de défendre nos intérêts. Pas de bouder parce qu’on n’a pas de micro.
Nos partenaires seront à table.
Le premier ministre du Québec, lui, laissera sa chaise vide.
Je le répète : être absent, c’est être perdant.
Quel manque de leadership.
#PLQ #PolQc #AssNat – at Orford, Québec
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It was a tremendous honour to receive an honorary doctorate from my alma mater, the University of Waterloo.
My business partner, Kris Shah, and I are deeply grateful for this recognition, coming 40 years after we graduated together with degrees in Electrical Engineering.
The University of Waterloo is recognized around the world as a leader in engineering, technology, and innovation. To be honoured by an institution that played such an important role in shaping our careers makes this recognition especially meaningful.
The ceremony begins at the 54:30 mark, and my remarks begin at 1:08:00. Watch the ceremony on YouTube: youtube.com/live/gSWjSwZX7PM
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LIVE: Meeting with First Ministers and First Nations leaders • EN DIRECT : Rencontre avec les PM et les dirigeants des Premières Nations nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1oKMvNoEr…
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« Cessez d’expulser ceux qui travaillent déjà chez nous, ceux dont les enfants sont à l’école, dont la conjointe ou le conjoint a trouvé du travail, ceux qui sont à un test de français de rester chez nous. » - Marc Dutil, PDG de Canam. ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle…?
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Félicitations, Chantal. Ton expérience et ton dévouement envers le service public au Québec seront de précieux atouts pour notre équipe.
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Bienvenue dans l’équipe, Jean-Sébastien. Tes deux décennies d’expérience dans la défense des droits de la personne apporteront une perspective importante à nos efforts au Parlement.
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Depuis plus de 12 ans, Chantal Soucy siège à l’Assemblée nationale du Québec et fait avancer des priorités locales comme l’infrastructure, le logement et l’agriculture.
On est ravis de l’accueillir comme candidate libérale à l’élection partielle dans Saint-Hyacinthe–Bagot–Acton.






























