I highlighted the importance of entrepreneurship in our Mississauga community at the Sheridan EDGE Founder Celebration. Through FedDev Ontario’s $1.6 million investment in Sheridan EDGE, the federal government is helping to empower the next generation of Canadian entrepreneurs, providing tools for innovation, and helping to strengthen our economy.
I have attended the annual Erin Mills Tennis Club Barbecue for the past 11 years (minus COVID). During this time, I’ve had the privilege to watch kids grow up, see families come together, and witness the incredible community building opportunities that this club creates. Thank you so much for inviting me, and I look forward to attending next year!
Thank you to everyone who reached out to our office. Due to extraordinary demand, we are not booking specific time slots at the moment. Sit-down meetings will be happening on a first-come, first-serve basis. We look forward to seeing you.
I know that coming by the office on a workday is difficult for many, so my team and I would love to host our community at our office open house on Saturday, August 8th, from 11am to 2pm!
Sit down meetings with me will be on a first-come, first-serve basis, so if you would like to reserve a time, please email [email protected].
I can’t wait to see everyone, meet your families, and hear your concerns.
Applications are open!
We are looking for women from all walks of life who want to give their perspectives on issues and concerns in their communities, from mental health to career readiness.
If you want to apply, send your resume and cover letter to [email protected].
Applications will close on August 30th.
If you are an enthusiastic young Canadian who wants to make a difference in your community, and in shaping the future of our country, apply to join the Mississauga-Erin Mills Youth Council!
Send your resume and cover letter to [email protected].
Applications will close on August 20th.
On this day of action, I was grateful to be in my neighbourhood, knocking on doors and hearing about how we can work to make a stronger Canada and Mississauga-Erin Mills. Please don't hesitate to reach out to me or my office, and come by and join us for our open house on August 8th!
I know that coming by the office on a workday is difficult for many, so my team and I would love to host our community at our office open house on Saturday, August 8th, from 11am to 2pm!
Sit down meetings with me will be on a first-come, first-serve basis, so if you would like to reserve a time, please email [email protected].
I can’t wait to see everyone, meet your families, and hear your concerns.
Developing the skilled trades is a critical part of Canada’s economic growth.
To achieve this, the federal government has:
▸ Invested up to $6 billion in recruiting, hiring, and training skilled workers, including $2 billion for paid, job-ready placements.
▸ Developed the Build Canada Apprenticeship Service, providing wage subsidies up to $10,000 for first-year apprentices.
▸ Invested $331 million in modernizing apprenticeship training
▸ Redesigned the Apprenticeship Grant, providing up to $400 per week income top-up during mandatory in-school technical training, up to $16,000
Over this summer, I’m home, in Mississauga Erin-Mills, hearing from constituents and connecting with our community. From affordable housing, to creating more employment opportunities, to fighting crime, your priorities shape the work I do, both at home and in Ottawa. Please reach out to me if you want to raise an issue.
All levels of government came together today at Toronto Pearson, because investing in Canada’s future starts with strengthening our economy, creating jobs and supporting infrastructure.
The LIFT program is expected to:
Serve up to 65 million passengers annually
Support more than 160,000 jobs across the country
Contribute more than $30 billion to the Canadian economy
Today, the FIFA World Cup comes to a close.
Hundreds of thousands of fans packed the streets of Vancouver, Toronto, and communities across the country to watch the beautiful game and cheer on Team Canada — who played with extraordinary character, resilience, and grit.
Our team and our fans showed the world that Canada belongs on any pitch, against any team.
Canada’s soccer journey is just beginning. The best is yet to come. 🇨🇦
We have been hard at work passing multiple pieces of legislation to keep our communities safe. Over 80 changes to the Criminal Code related to bail and sentencing are now law. We also passed legislation to better protect victims and combat hate.
In addition, we are investing in public safety by providing funding to hire more RCMP officers and Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers.
We will continue working with all levels of government to help ensure the safety and security of all Canadians.
The Bail and Sentencing Reform Act is now law.
These reforms strengthen Canada's bail and sentencing framework by making it harder for repeat and violent offenders to obtain bail, introducing tougher sentencing for serious crimes, and providing stronger protections for victims, first responders, and communities.
Keeping Canadians safe means ensuring our justice system is fair, effective, and focused on public safety.
Stricter bail. Tougher sentences. Safer communities. ⚖️
As of today, the Bail & Sentencing Reform Act is officially in force across Canada. With over 80 changes to the Criminal Code, we are keeping repeat and violent offenders off our streets. 🇨🇦
The smell of smoke in the air this morning is a reminder that the effects of wildfires reach far beyond the fire line.
It also reminds us how deeply connected we are to the environment around us. The air we breathe, the forests that sustain us, and the natural spaces we often take for granted all play a vital role in the health of our communities. Our environment deserves the same care and commitment we expect for our communities.
Please stay informed, check local air quality updates, and take extra care if you have heart or lung conditions.
We remain deeply concerned about the escalating conflict and humanitarian crisis in Sudan. I am calling for an immediate end to the violence in El-Obeid alongside my G7 counterparts. Civilians must be protected, humanitarian assistance must reach those in need safely and without obstruction, and all parties must uphold their obligations under international humanitarian law and international human rights law.
An immediate cessation of hostilities must open the way to good-faith negotiations toward a permanent ceasefire, while accountability is pursued for violations committed by all parties. Canada remains steadfast in its support for the democratic aspirations of the Sudanese people.