| Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada | speeches
Recently I learned that the revitalization of Botterell Hall is now complete. The new Mitchell Hall is also now open, and it provides more space for the engineering department and helps students access important health and wellness services.
| Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada | speeches
Since I was last here, this campus has been through some changes. I know the MacNaughton Building has had an overhaul as well as the McLaughlin Library and four other projects.
| Global Affairs Canada | speeches
"The Maduro regime has violated Venezuela’s constitutional law and created an economic and political crisis that threatens the lives of millions of Venezuelans. We are all well aware of the challenge ahead...."
| Global Affairs Canada | speeches
I’d like to begin by acknowledging that we are gathered today on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin.
| Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada | speeches
Thank you very much, David, and thank you all for being here. It’s a pleasure to join you once again. I always look forward to this particular event in Ottawa every year.
| Indigenous Services Canada | speeches
I would like to start by thanking Grand Chief Ed John for his kind introduction and for inviting me to this event. I would also like to thank Elder Bob Baker for his thoughtful opening prayer.
| Public Services and Procurement Canada | speeches
LC4ISR Conference and Contract Award announcement for LC4ISR
| Public Safety Canada | speeches
Speech on Canada's evolving national security architecture in a constantly changing and very difficult world
| Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada | speeches
Thank you, bonjour, bon matin. I was supposed to be here yesterday. I really wanted to make the announcement yesterday here in Sudbury, but the weather wouldn’t cooperate. I spent last night trying to convince Air Canada to make a special flight for me to arrive in Sudbury but here we are.
| Privy Council Office | speeches
I do not think the workload is ever going to go down. The important thing is that we have to learn the tools of personal and organizational resilience and make sure that fatigue does not turn into bad behaviours, harassment, or interpersonal conflicts. We do have to learn to work at a high tempo and with a heavy workload. That is the Public Service that we are headed towards.
