Tadhg O’Brennan of County Kilkenny made the first official journey from Ireland to Canada in 1661, landing in Québec.
Good to see the ties are still strong.
Canada has always been a nation of risk-takers and explorers.
An honour to welcome Jeremy Hansen, Jenni Gibbons, and the entire Artemis II crew to Ottawa today.
That’s my girl. One of the proudest members of Team Rice and @HuronBruceFLA . She’s worked on 2 campaigns at 6 years old and was holding out for 3 days to give the PM this note.
The best part of this video is the King asking for “Terry” - that would be Terry Guillon- a beloved media advance / liaison for the Canadian Press Gallery.
Oslo-London was his last trip before retiring. Here we are with him on his flight home.
Carney's speech in Davos is unquestionably the most important of his time in office. It offers his explanation for the choices he's made (ie China, Qatar). And serves as a guide to the choices he will make. His most complete articulation of how Canada (and other middle powers)...
Today, we honour the service of the brave women and men who answered the call.
Those who sacrificed years away from loved ones, those who returned from combat forever changed, and those who never came home — the veterans who served in the Canadian Armed Forces.
Comme l'a déclaré le premier ministre hier, nous sommes prêts à bâtir sur les progrès réalisés au cours des discussions constructives menées avec nos homologues américains au cours des dernières semaines.
Nous continuerons de nous concentrer sur l'obtention de résultats qui profitent aux travailleurs et aux familles tant aux États-Unis qu'au Canada, et nous estimons que le meilleur moyen d'y parvenir est de collaborer directement avec l'administration américaine, ce qui relève de la responsabilité du gouvernement fédéral.
Alors que nous sommes confrontés à un monde plus divisé et plus incertain, le budget 2025 prévoit des investissements générationnels visant à renforcer l'économie, à protéger nos collectivités et nos frontières, et à offrir de nouvelles possibilités aux travailleurs canadiens.
As the Prime Minister said yesterday, we stand ready to build on the progress made in constructive discussions with American counterparts over the course of recent weeks.
We will remain focused on achieving results that benefit workers and families in both the United States and Canada, and that progress is best achieved through direct engagement with the U.S. administration — which is the responsibility of the federal government.
As we face a more divided and uncertain world, Budget 2025 will make generational investments to build a stronger economy, protect our communities and borders, and empower Canadian workers with new opportunities.
What a difference six years makes! Six years ago today, I was in a hospital bed in Montreal, about to receive a stem cell transplant that would give me a new lease on life.
Six years after that transplant, I am on my way to Mexico City with Prime Minister Carney, driven by our mission to diversify our trade and build the strongest economy in the G7.
On September 18th, I always take a moment to reflect on the selflessness of my donor, Jonathan; on the amazing service I received from the doctors and medical staff at Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont; and on the incredible support I received from my wife, Jolene, my family and my friends throughout my illness.
Today and every day, I am grateful for my health and for the privilege of serving Canadians.
Every Canadian Election I approach all the different party leaders and see if they will do an interview / Hip Flip. Here's a clip of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Check out the *FULL* interview at https://t.co/vtG2LEC0jC Doot doo ! @MarkJCarney