Member of Parliament for Willowdale; Parliamentary Secretary to the President of the King’s Privy Council and Minister responsible for Canada-U.S. Trade 🇨🇦
Toronto, Ontario
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Pleased to mark Remembrance Day in Vancouver as we pay tribute to the countless Canadians who, across generations, have answered the call to serve, making profound sacrifices that can never be fully repaid.
We remember those who never returned, whose courage and legacy live on in the peace and freedoms we cherish. Their service reminds us of our enduring responsibility to preserve these values for generations to come.
Budget 2026 meets the moment! Building a stronger, more affordable, and more independent Canada through bold investments.
Discover what the new budget has to offer: budget.canada.ca/2026
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“He’s right! We’re not at the negotiating table right now. Do you know why, Mr. Speaker? Because we walked away when it was in Canada’s interest to show the Americans that we weren’t going to accept a bad deal.”
After @PierrePoilievre's theatrics, @StevenMacKinnon gave him the smackdown!
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Canada and the EU are working towards the deepest possible partnership — short of full membership — with Canada becoming the European Union’s first Associate Member.
Today in Montréal, we took a major step forward with more than twenty new measures that will create greater affordability, opportunity, and sovereignty on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Great pleasure to welcome members of the Korean-Canadian community to Parliament Hill to promote peace, dialogue, and cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly in support of stability on the Korean Peninsula.
함께 더 강하게.
Great pleasure to connect with a full house of 3,000 registrants at the Electricity Transformation Canada Summit in Toronto. Thank you to the Canadian Renewable Energy Association for convening many industry leaders, innovators and investors and allowing me to share details on our National Electricity Strategy and to draw attention to the enormous opportunities underway across our country.
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I am on my way to Edmonton. I will get briefed on the latest developments regarding the terrible incident that occurred at CFB Wainwright.
The Department of National Defence continues to work closely with the Government of Alberta and local authorities. Thank you to first responders, Canadian Armed Forces members, and provincial officials for their efforts.
To the families and everyone in Wainwright: Canada stands with you.
Great pleasure to attend the annual Korean Harvest Festival hosted by the Korean Canadian Cultural Association (KCCA) and celebrate the rich diversity, traditions, and heritage that bring our community together.
Canada’s new government is cutting unnecessary red tape to save Canadians and businesses time and money.
With the recent introduction of Bill S-7, the Cutting Red Tape for All Canadians Act, we’re proposing changes across 11 federal departments and agencies to streamline services, support farmers and businesses, and create more opportunities for economic growth.
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We’re helping one million Canadian households make energy-saving retrofits.
More efficient homes. Lower bills. More money in Canadians’ pockets.
ALT Screenshot of an article from Bloomberg. The headline reads: Carney Launches C$2 Billion Home Retrofit Program.
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We ran on a promise to cut red tape. To remove arduous, duplicative regulations across government.
We’re keeping that promise — and making the big, necessary changes that will help us build, invest, and deliver faster.
We’re cutting red tape.
Canada’s government introduced the Cutting Red Tape for all Canadians Act.
Building on existing progress, we’re targeting over 30 laws to make it easier for Canadians to access services and spend less time on paperwork.
Including in sectors like agriculture, fisheries, mining and telecommunications.
Canada strong for all.
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Canadian poet and #UofT alumna Anne Carson has won the 2026 #NobelPrize in Literature for "her bold and inventive oeuvre that, in playful dialogue with the classical tradition, has created new forms for contemporary literature." #UofTAlumni 🏆 uoft.me/np26
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Three years ago, the terrorist organisation Hamas perpetrated the worst attack against Jewish people since the Holocaust.
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It was a great pleasure to rise in the House to pay tribute to Dr. Arsalan Mohajer for a lifetime of distinguished achievement, exemplary leadership, and enduring service.
Was honoured to participate at a ceremony this past weekend dedicated to recognizing his contributions as a scientist, educator, civic leader, and philanthropist.
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Thank you, @AliEhsassi, for being a strong advocate and relentless champion for Willowdale and all of North York. I’m grateful for your confidence and friendship.
We’ll work together to deliver a safer, more affordable and prosperous future for our city.
It was a great pleasure to attend the launch of the new Korean Adult Day Program in Willowdale by North York Seniors Centre and LOVE Toronto. This program is designed to support Korean-speaking seniors in accessing essential programs and services while creating a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment.
