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Keynote – 2024 Nuclear Law School

| Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission | speeches

On October 25, 2024, Pierre Tremblay, CNSC President and CEO, delivered the keynote address at the Canadian Nuclear Law Organization’s Nuclear Law School 2024, held in Toronto, Ontario. In his remarks, he spoke about areas of focus for the CNSC and the important function the CNSC’s Legal Services team plays in supporting Canada’s nuclear regulator.  


Remarks by the Deputy Prime Minister announcing actions to protect and create good-paying jobs for Canadian workers

| Department of Finance Canada | speeches

We’re launching a $200 million regional AI initiative. The regional development agencies will help support AI start-ups to bring new technology to market. And they will help drive AI adoption by Canadian businesses across the economy. I do want to say to Canadian businesses who are excited about the benefits of AI in their businesses, please think about using a Canadian AI company when you are using AI in your business. This is a great strength we have; take advantage of the great AI companies we have here at home.


Scott Shortliffe to the Standing Senate Committee on Transport and Communications

| Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission | speeches

For our part, the CRTC imposes requirements that help CBC/Radio-Canada meet its mandate in both official languages, across all its services. The CRTC renewed CBC/Radio-Canada’s broadcasting licence in July 2022 and modified some of its requirements.


Remarks by the Deputy Prime Minister announcing healthy meals for kids in Manitoba

| Department of Finance Canada | speeches

We’ve been through a tough time. When COVID first hit, our country suffered the deepest recession since the Great Depression. Our economy shrank by 17 per cent and it’s been tough getting out of that. In recent weeks, we’ve had some good news. What we’ve been seeing is light at the end of the tunnel. We are approaching a soft landing for the Canadian economy after the turbulence of the COVID recession and what followed.


Speaking notes for the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship: Government of Canada reduces immigration

| Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada | speeches

Immigration is essential for our country’s economy and accounts for almost 100% of Canada’s labour force growth. In response to the global pandemic and labour shortages, we brought in temporary measures to attract some of the world’s best and brightest to study and work in Canada, which supported the urgent needs of businesses.


Remarks by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance announcing Made-in-Canada sustainable investment guidelines and mandatory climate disclosures at the UN Principles for Responsible Investment conference

| Department of Finance Canada | speeches

Today, we issued an additional $2 billion in green bonds. That brings our green bond issuance in total to $11 billion. We are finding there is high demand for Canadian green bonds. It’s a space where we’re going to continue to be active.


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2025-12-23