Taleeb Noormohamed 🇨🇦

Dad. Your Liberal MP for Vancouver Granville. Parliamentary Secretary, Artificial Intelligence & Digital Innovation. Ex-Tech CEO. Community Leader. Volunteer.

[Amelia Boultbee @amboultbee]

Feeling cute.

Might flip Vancouver Quilchena.

Dallas, where you at girl?

We’re in your neighborhood, waiting for you.

@One_BCHQ @Dallas_Brodie
@callistaryan
@bcndp

[Taleeb Noormohamed 🇨🇦 @Taleeb]

@somepitch @RohanBhanotAI @TheHillTimes @voxelisai DM me - I'd love to come and see you

[Taleeb Noormohamed 🇨🇦 @Taleeb]

The next generation of Canadian founders should be able to grow here, compete globally, and stay Canadian. It’s time to make that happen.

My thoughts in @TheHillTimes on what it takes to scale: https://t.co/e4eMSggD0L

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@RohanBhanotAI @TheHillTimes Let’s connect. DM me.

[Taleeb Noormohamed 🇨🇦 @Taleeb]

@BowinnMa @suestroud 100% can confirm. Although the one time we happened upon a bunny it was pretty great. And then it went back to being less so.

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@garethvjones Yikes

[Taleeb Noormohamed 🇨🇦 @Taleeb]

Congrats, my friend!

[Brad West @BradWestPoCo]

Thoughts From The Campaign Trail!

As we look at election results from across the province, there is no doubt that voters have sent a message. I know there will be plenty of commentators offering their interpretations of what that message is. I wanted to share a few thoughts about what I believe voters are trying to tell us.

People are looking for competence from their government, not ideology.

Politics can sometimes attract people who are more motivated by a desire to reshape society in their own image than by the practical responsibilities of governing.

But I don’t believe that’s where most voters are.

First and foremost, people want government to do its job. They want it to deliver the basic services we all depend on, and to deliver them well.

At the municipal level, that means good recreation centres, clean parks, potholes filled, snow removed, safe neighbourhoods and responsible management of property taxes.

Getting the basics right has been my mantra since the day I walked into City Hall. And I believe the people of Port Coquitlam have responded to that approach.

Second, people want results they can actually see and feel.

That means being upfront, honest and realistic about what we can accomplish.

Increasingly, I see politicians making grandiose promises designed to capture attention and win votes, even when those promises are completely detached from reality.

And when those promises inevitably go unfulfilled, the damage goes well beyond the politician who made them. It erodes people’s trust and confidence in government itself.

That’s one of the reasons I place so much importance on delivering core public services exceptionally well.

It doesn’t mean government shouldn’t be ambitious. Quite the opposite. We should have big aspirations for our communities and our province. We should want to tackle difficult problems and make life better for people.

But we also have to be honest about what is possible, realistic about what it takes, and accountable for what we promise.

When government consistently gets the small things right, it earns the trust and confidence necessary to take on the bigger challenges.

Finally, I think people are looking for a return to some normalcy in our politics.

I think people are exhausted by politics built around division, hostility and the demonization of anyone who happens to see the world differently.

I can’t think of many other parts of our lives where we would consider that acceptable behaviour.

When I’m at the rink or the field watching my two boys, I talk with other parents who have all kinds of different opinions and perspectives. We don’t necessarily agree about politics or everything happening in the world.

But I can tell you one thing we do agree on. We all want our kids to be happy, healthy and have the best possible shot at a good life.

And I think that says something important about who we really are.

I don’t believe the public is nearly as divided as some politicians would have us believe.

I don’t believe we’re locked in some do-or-die struggle where one side has all the answers and everyone on the other side is beyond redemption.

That’s not how we behave in our families. It’s not how we behave at work. It’s not how we behave on teams. And it’s not how we should behave in our politics.

We can disagree without being enemies. We can have different beliefs without questioning one another’s character. And we can recognize that, despite our differences, most of us want many of the same things for ourselves, our families and our communities.

I believe there’s far more that brings us together than pulls us apart.

And I believe government works best when it focuses on those things we have in common, earns the public’s trust through actions and results (usually smaller, incremental ones), and stays firmly planted where the vast majority of normal people are.

[Mark Carney @MarkJCarney]

CFB Wainwright is where the women and men of our Armed Forces train to defend Canada. To serve Canada.

Now Canada serves them.

[David Eby @Dave_Eby]

My heart is with the families waiting for news after the tragedy at CFB Wainwright, and with the first responders, doctors and nurses caring for the injured.

We’ve offered Alberta all the help British Columbia can give. Please hold our Armed Forces members and their families close today.

[Taleeb Noormohamed 🇨🇦 @Taleeb]

Heartbreaking, terrible news from CFB Wainwright.
My thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families, as well as all our Forces and first responders for their heroic service and effort, as always.

We are united in our grief, and in our support for everyone affected.

[Canadian Armed Forces @CanadianForces]

It is with profound sadness that we confirm that a fire incident at CFB Wainwright on October 17 resulted in fatalities and injuries. Our immediate priority is supporting those affected and notifying next of kin.
https://t.co/XT21ihOR53

[Taleeb Noormohamed 🇨🇦 @Taleeb]

@mattestickney Yeah this isn't the best choice imo. If you want to turn off Federal Liberals, Aaron Gunn is how you do it.

[Bill Tieleman @BillTieleman]

Attention federal Liberals in BC: Poilievre Conservative MP Marc Dalton is clear: “Lorne Doerksen has taken positions on issues important to many OneBC supporters, including DRIPA & SOGI…It’s public record that…I supported KLF, so I appreciate what you’re saying.”😳#bcpoli

[Bruce Anderson @bruceanderson]

For anyone who wants to know more about this major investment in Nova Scotia, the company's details are here https://t.co/N72FgQwhPL

[Mark Carney @MarkJCarney]

On this day in 1812.

[Sussanne Skidmore @susibcfedprez]

The Conservatives are going after Premier Eby's family over $10-a-day child care, and I want you to have the facts. A thread:

[Taleeb Noormohamed 🇨🇦 @Taleeb]

Not one @Conservative_BC candidate or @CPC_HQ MP has condemned Islamophobic comments tied to @LDoerkson's campaign director, who remains in the role.
Doerkson & his candidates' silence speaks volumes.
If you don't have the courage to stand up to hate - you're not fit to lead.

[Brandon Reddy @Brandon_Reddy]

Have some self respect man. Her words weren't directed at the perpetrators, it was directed at an entire religion, one you claim to be a part of.

Would you defend with the same vigor if she had said Christianity, or Judaism instead of Islam?

[Foreign Policy CAN @CanadaFP]

Joint statement of the Foreign Ministers of Canada, Denmark, Germany, France, Italy, Japan the Netherlands and the United Kingdom

To read the full text ⬇️
https://t.co/03c4LJAOAq

[Benoit-Antoine Bacon @ubcprez]

In Ottawa this week! I was honoured to present to the Liberal Pacific Caucus, 20 MPs strong, to highlight the many contributions the University of British Columbia makes to BC and Canada, and to thank our government partners for the support that underpins so many of UBC’s strengths and successes.

Overall, it was a great week in the National Capital including meetings with several important Federal Ministries and Offices, as well as U15 Canada and Universities Canada.

Every meeting is an opportunity to outline how the SkyTrain extension to our UBC Vancouver campus would amplify UBC’s impact even further and better serve the people of our region. Thank you everyone for keeping this transformational infrastructure project moving forward.

@UBC, @univcan, @U15ca, @gabrielbmiller, @WadeGrant, @rasselin66, @Taleeb

[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

In awarding this year’s #NobelPeacePrize, the Norwegian Nobel Committee wants to remind the world that the rule of law – national and international – underpins the system we have set up to ensure peace and resolve conflicts non-violently. Peace requires justice.

History has shown that a world operating without the rule of law is unjust, unwise and inhumane. The judges – those who guard the thin red line between order and chaos – are therefore highly deserving of our praise. But today, as these same judges are sanctioned, and their institutions are attacked, we need people of courage, vision and determination – qualities that 2026 peace laureate Navi Pillay demonstrates in her work on the bench.

#NobelPrize