Can electricity cooperation strengthen Canadian unity? My latest article explores how Atlantic Canada can advance energy security, regional integration, and stronger federalism through shared electricity infrastructure. #Federalism#EnergySecurity#Infrastructure#CanadianUnity
"In a federation, infrastructure serves a larger purpose."
New in our @ForumFed Series on National Unity and Canadian Federalism
@FPEIM's Satya Sen @SS_Sen9 with
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"Electricity Cooperation in Atlantic Canada: Infrastructure as the Connective Tissue of the Federation"
Series post: https://t.co/ptlEJmoYDg
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Last week, municipal leaders and provincial ministers gathered for the first Atlantic Local Government Ministers’ Meeting to discuss shared challenges and priorities. I joined Louise Martin on CBC News: Compass to discuss what this means for Islanders.
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With Canada-U.S. trade negotiations at an impasse, communities across Canada will now face the impacts of additional unjustified tariffs.
As FCM President @TimTierney said: “No municipality should be left carrying a disproportionate share of the burden.”
Some regions will be hit harder than others. As part of Team Canada, FCM will work with federal partners to help inform a response that addresses the varying impacts on local economies and communities.
Read our full statement here: https://t.co/b5tnlB56kj
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This is a defining moment in Canada–U.S. relations. Canada’s future is non-negotiable. Difficult days may lie ahead, but Canada must adapt with strength, resilience, and resolve. We will emerge from the aftermath of this trade war stronger, more self-reliant, and more united.
Excellent piece:
“Modi has spent more than a decade trying to convert India’s demographic and geopolitical scale into industrial power, with promising but uneven results. But India cannot become a second centre of industrial gravity through domestic reform alone.” 1/12
Canada has entered into negotiations to procure Saab’s Airborne Early Warning & Control Aircraft.
This new system will help the Canadian Armed Forces to detect and deter threats across the Arctic — and support more than 3000 Canadian jobs, from the skilled trades to engineering and tech.
We’re negotiating a free trade deal with India. This will be a game changer for Canadian workers and businesses — unlocking a massive new market.
We’re working fast — I met Minister @PiyushGoyal to review our progress so far and explore the opportunities ahead for both our countries in energy, agri-food, tech, and education.
New report: The Future of Northern and Arctic Canada
Across vast distances and extreme conditions, northern communities are doing nation-building work with limited infrastructure, housing shortages and the accelerating impacts of climate change.
In this report, we highlight how the federal government can work with communities across the North and Arctic to strengthen sovereignty and support local prosperity.
Learn more: https://t.co/TILRhGYrSR
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We’re building the local infrastructure you rely on every day, faster.
We’ve just launched the Build Communities Strong Fund to speed up the construction of new recreation centres, colleges and training centres, hospitals, and water and transit systems across Canada.
In the midst of uncertainty, we are focusing on what we can control – creating more opportunities here in Canada for Canadian workers and businesses.
That’s what Premier @RobLantz and I discussed today in Charlottetown, at the PEI Business Summit.
There are massive opportunities ahead for PEI – and Canada’s new government will work alongside Island businesses to ensure they can seize them.
Artemis II showed a new generation what’s possible.
Millions watched as humans began the journey back to the Moon. The engineers, explorers, and astronauts who will build the Moon base and go to Mars are watching today.
This is how the next era of exploration begins.
An important call to highlight a historic mission.
CSA Astronaut Jeremy Hansen is about to become the first Canadian to venture toward the Moon, he carries the pride and innovation of an entire nation with him. Go Artemis Go!🚀
For the first time in over 50 years, humans are Moonbound.
At 6:35 p.m. EDT (2235 UTC) NASA’s Space Launch System rocket and the Orion spacecraft lifted off from the agency’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, sending four astronauts on a planned test flight around the Moon and back. https://t.co/0Q9ZB4IWVI