In Women’s History Month, we honour Rosalie Abella, a trailblazer for equality. Appointed Canada’s youngest judge at 29 and later the first Jewish woman on the Supreme Court, she pioneered employment equity and advanced human rights, inclusion, and justice.

Congratulations to Canadian author Anne Carson on her award of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature. Carson has brought ancient stories to life for readers around the world. Her achievement as the 19th woman to receive this honour is a proud moment for Canada and for generations of women writers 🇨🇦📚

October is Canadian Islamic History Month. We celebrate the history, heritage, and contributions of Muslim communities across Canada. Nearly 2 million Muslims call Canada home, making our country stronger every day. #IslamicHistoryMonth

For Women’s History Month, I honour barbara findlay, a trailblazer for queer and trans rights. Through groundbreaking legal work, she advanced equality, challenged injustice, and opened doors for generations. It was an honour to know her.

Canadian delegates met with the U.S. delegation to discuss trade, sustainable energy, ocean plastic pollution, and OSCEPA’s exclusion from monitoring the upcoming midterm elections. The discussion was friendly, with strong goodwill toward Canada.

Spoke at the OSCE PA on rebuilding trust in parliaments and strengthening multilateralism. In a fragmented world, honesty, accountability, democracy, human rights and cooperation among middle powers are essential. As @mark-carney.bsky.social said: “Nostalgia is not strategy.”

Every October, Canada celebrates German Heritage Month to recognize the history, culture, and contributions of German Canadians. Home to more than three million people of German origin, Canada's German community has helped shape our country #GermanHeritageMonth

On June 11, the Prime Minister launched Canada’s first National Food Security Strategy, backed by $3.2B over 10 years. Today, we’re launching the $1B Food-Link Fund to strengthen food supply chains and keep food affordable.

October is Women's History Month. We honour the women who helped build Canada and continue to shape our future. As we mark 50 years since the creation of Status of Women Canada, we're continuing to invest in gender equality, women entrepreneurs, and ending gender-based violence. #WomensHistoryMonth

Interesting to hear that 71% of Canadians have been constant in their boycott of US products and travel. It’s been 6 months that we have stayed the course. Shows our determination and grit! Time for Canadian producers & sellers, to be clear about "made in Canada" designation, which is still fuzzy 🇨🇦

Stelco, a steel manufacturer, is laying off 500 workers in violation of its contract, citing tariffs. Canadian workers and businesses are making sacrifices too. Foreign investors must honour their commitments or face legal action. #nosuchthingasafreelunch

DYK 5 northern BC First Nations are getting a $1B stake in LNG Phase 2? After 15 years of planning, Indigenous partners will help steward the project. Canada can be a reliable supplier of LNG, electricity, and hydrogen if we seize the moment.

As the Alberta referendum looms, a message has been sent: some Albertans are unhappy in Canada. Looking at Russia’s illegal occupation of Ukraine, are we sending a message to our southern neighbour by entertaining U.S. interference? #riskybusiness

The security of the Arctic is facing increasing risks, with encroachment by Russia and threats from the USA. Canada must work more closely with allies to protect the Arctic. Canada's presence in Iceland this week highlights the importance of cooperation, readiness in the Arctic.

Today, on World Habitat Day, we reflect on the state of our human and natural habitats. Protecting our waters and marine life is essential as we grow our economy. As climate change creates urban heat zones, we are building resilient communities for all.

Our government is investing $66.3 million in 162 projects across Canada to help Canadians access home energy upgrades that lower costs, improve comfort, and reduce emissions. Making homes more energy efficient means lower bills, more affordable housing, and stronger communities 🏡🇨🇦

I do not interfere in provincial or municipal politics, but I feel compelled to speak out against homophobic comments. The Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees equal rights for all Canadians. Those seeking to represent British Columbians should uphold the rule of law and equality for all.

My condlences to the families of two elders at the Tsawwassen Truth and Reconciliation ceremony in Delta BC. What a tragic accident, the driver suffered a medical emergency that put his car out of control.

Inspired by Survivor Phyllis Webstad, whose orange shirt was taken at residential school, Orange Shirt Day honours survivors and symbolizes resilience, remembrance, and reconciliation.

On Truth and Reconciliation Day, we honour Indigenous children taken to residential schools, remember those who never returned, and commit to justice, dignity, and healing. #EveryChildMatters

The $3.3 billion Phase 2 LNG project in B.C. will create 4,000 high-skilled jobs in Kitimat. Backed by governments, First Nations, and international investors, the world's second-largest LNG facility will boost trade through Prince Rupert and strengthen Canada's position as a global energy leader.

In the Northern Shelf Bioregion Reconciliation Framework Agreement, the Oceans Strategy will fund Indigenous-led stewardship and restoration of the Lower Fraser River Estuary and protect the Salish Sea. As we #BuildCanadaStrong, working with Indigenous Peoples and coastal communities is key.

Canada’s oceans power trade, jobs and growth. PM Carney announced $1.2B to protect marine life and strengthen safety, including $740M for marine safety and $136M for whales. #StrongEconomyCoexistingWithSustainableEnvironment

Bill C-39, the Building Canada Strong Act, comes at a key moment for Canada. It modernizes labour laws, and strengthens worker protections. It applies only to federally regulated sectors, and only in cases of labour disruptions with significant national impact.

In less than 24 hours, the Trump administration's import ban on key Canadian products, including alcohol, motorcycles, and some dairy items, will take effect. This turns up the heat in the Canada-U.S. trade conflict.   Canada is ready to sit down when a deal is fair for Canadians.

Attended the historic 85th anniversary of HMCS Discovery, which was constituted in 1914, disbanded after WWI, and recommissioned in 1941 at the start of WWII. As our nation prepares to protect and defend itself in these uncertain times, this Pacific base will play a seminal role.

Nominations are open for Civil Society Organizations to be part of the Canadian Delegation to the 70th Session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW71), in March 2027. Let’s strengthen Canada's place as a leader on the world stage. Apply by 11:59 pm EST on October 14, 2026.

As AI becomes more present, many Canadians have concerns. As Minister Solomon put it: “Our country is going to set the rules to protect our citizens, and the guardrails and governance systems are going to be set by democratic governments whose accountability is to citizens, not big tech companies.”

This #GenderEqualityWeek, to reaffirm our commitment to a safer, more equal Canada, the federal government strengthens the National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence by adding over $600M over 4 years, to the  $660.5M in Budget 2025.  Every woman and girl must live in safety.

As the sun sets and Sukkot begins, I join Jewish communities in Vancouver and across Canada in celebrating this joyful festival. May this holiday bring happiness, reflection, and meaningful time with family and friends. Chag Sukkot Sameach! 🍂🕊️