| Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada | speeches
Thank you, Merci, Miigwetch, Qujanamiik, Marsee, Mahsi Cho. It's a pleasure to be with you on traditional Algonquin territory, for the first national Directors of Education Forum.
| Global Affairs Canada | speeches
Mr. Speaker, today I speak with conviction and satisfaction as I present the humanitarian aid and development and resilience programming elements of Canada's plan to address the crisis in the Middle East.
| Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission | speeches
Coincidently, this is a topic which the CRTC is currently examining. In late January, the Commission began a public hearing on television programming that is closest to Canadians – local news and current affairs that keeps them informed of events and issues pertinent to their communities. This type of programming promotes the democratic process by keeping citizens informed and engaged. We are looking at the presence of this programming in order to ensure the future of local and community television in today's fast-evolving and increasingly fractured media environment.
| Department of Finance Canada | speeches
Full-text of Minister of Finance, Bill Morneau's speech on the upcoming budget on February 22, 2016 in Ottawa
| Public Safety Canada | speeches
Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Ralph Goodale speaks at the Conference of Defence Associations and CDA Institute's 2016 Ottawa Conference on Security and Defence
| Transport Canada | speeches
The past few months have been a time of "firsts" for me and this is another – my first opportunity since becoming a Member of Parliament to appear before a Senate committee and my first opportunity to appear before any Parliamentary committee since becoming Minister
| Global Affairs Canada | speeches
I want to begin by thanking the organizers for the invitation to be here today.
| Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission | speeches
At the CRTC, the course we follow is not just our own. We are reaching out to Canadians in new and ever-more accessible ways, bringing them into the middle of our conversations about the future of broadcasting and telecommunications in this country. Our invitation to them is simple: Let's Talk TV, Let's Talk Broadband. And they're responding. They're telling us they want to take back control over their communication system.
| Transport Canada | speeches
First of all, I would like to extend warm greetings on behalf of the Honourable Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development.
| Natural Resources Canada | speeches
Well, thank you, not only for that generous introduction, but for the time we spent when we sat together yesterday - time spent over the last two days learning from the Chiefs, learning from community, learning about inclusion and balance and diversity. And to your National Chief: I know that I didn't write your speech, but I think you wrote mine, and I think that's going to become very clear over the next few minutes.
