Today, Iâve accepted the Prime Ministerâs invitation to serve as Canadaâs Ambassador to the European Union.
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I take on this role for the same reason I entered public life: to serve Canada.Â
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Thank you for your trust, your candour, and your belief that we can always do better.
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Link to read my full message in story
Last week, I had the honour of again being sworn in as the Member of Parliament for North VancouverâCapilano.
Thank you to the residents of this beautiful community for placing your trust in me for a fourth time. Iâm deeply grateful for the opportunity to continue serving you in Ottawa.
There is important work aheadâand I look forward to delivering on the priorities that matter most to the people of North VancouverâCapilano.
Letâs keep building a stronger, more sustainable future together.
#northvancouver #capilano #northshore #britishcolumbia #cdnpoli
A pleasure to meet with Dr. Fatih Birol to discuss global energy security, evolving market dynamics, and Canadaâs role in ensuring reliable and sustainable energy supplies.
Good to catch up with my friend, Premier Tim Houston, in Halifax.
We had a great discussion on economic opportunities for Nova Scotia, our shared commitment to our respective coasts, and ways to collaborate moving forward.
Today, I had the pleasure of speaking at the Carbon to Sea Initiativeâs Annual Convening in Halifax, a global gathering on ocean-based carbon dioxide removal.
This year marked the first convening outside Washington and the launch of Carbon to Sea Canada in Halifax â reflecting Canadaâs growing role in this emerging field.
With strong ocean science, public institutions, and climate leadership, Canada is well positioned to help shape how this work is developed and governed, responsibly and with ambition.
Read my full keynote speech â link in story đ
The Spring Economic Update 2026 is here.
In a changing global landscape, our focus is clear: build a stronger, more independent, and more resilient Canada â at home.
This update moves forward this governmentâs plan to strengthen the economy, lower costs, and invest in Canadians, while reducing the projected deficit by over $11 billion.
Key priorities include building major infrastructure, making life more affordable, and protecting our communities and sovereignty.
We are building Canada strong, for all. đšđŠ
North Vancouver has been named Canadaâs most liveable city by The Globe and Mail for the second year in a row â and itâs no surprise to those of us who call it home đČđïž
A vibrant community that welcomes visitors from near and far, it offers everything from stunning mountains and trails to community farms and local theatres, showcasing the very best of Canadaâs natural beauty and community life.
This government recognizes that a strong tourism sector is key to building a resilient Canadian economy and vibrant, thriving communities. We will continue to invest in tourism and promote Canada as a welcoming, world-class destination â one that supports good jobs, drives economic growth, and strengthens communities nationwide.
Happy #TourismWeek đšđŠ