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PM Trudeau Meets with TIFF Volunteers – September 6, 2024

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets with staff and volunteers at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). (no interpretation)
00:51:16

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Quebec Premier François Legault Recaps CAQ Caucus Meeting – September 5, 2024

At a press conference in Rimouski, Quebec Premier François Legault talks to parliamentary journalists as the CAQ pre-sessional caucus draws to a close. The Premier revealed the topics discussed by his party's elected representatives: Healthcare, which remains Quebecers' number one priority according to the PM, Quebec's decarbonization and the Energy sector, including wind power, as well as Immigration. Premier Legault affirms that as long as he is premier, he intends to limit energy rate increases. He maintains his message to the federal government that the number of temporary immigrants must be rapidly reduced. He is accompanied by Simon Jolin-Barrette, Government House Leader and Minister of Justice, and Maïté Blanchette Vézina, Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry. (no interpretation)
00:39:56

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Manitoba Launches Universal School Nutrition Program – September 5, 2024

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announces his government’s universal school nutrition program is now available at every school in the province. He is joined at the news conference in Winnipeg by Nello Altomare, the provincial education minister, Tracy Schmidt, environment minister and local MLA for Rossmere, and Sandra Herbst, superintendent of the River East Transcona School Division. Taking questions from reporters, the premier is asked for his thoughts on federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh withdrawing from his party’s confidence-and-supply agreement with the Liberal government. (no interpretation)
00:59:27

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Jagmeet Singh Discusses NDP’s Exit from Confidence Deal with Liberals

In Toronto, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh holds his first news conference after announcing that his party will withdraw from its confidence-and-supply agreement with the Liberal government. The agreement, originally signed in March 2022, has guaranteed NDP support for the minority Liberal government on budgetary and confidence votes in the House of Commons. Singh is joined by local NDP candidates Clare Hacksel (Toronto–Danforth) and Norm Di Pasquale (Spadina– Fort York). (September 5, 2024) (no interpretation)
01:42:57

Public Record

Canada’s Drug Agency 2024 Symposium

Canada’s Drug Agency hosts their 2024 Symposium in Ottawa. The opening plenary session will focus on the role of the agency, the thinking leading up to the launch and implications of Bill C-64, the Pharmacare Act, and how it will fit within the overall drug management system in Canada. Federal Minister of Health Mark Holland delivers remarks before the panel discussion. (no interpretation)
01:29:44

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Daily Recap - September 05, 2024

In Toronto, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh holds his first news conference after announcing that his party will withdraw from its confidence-and-supply agreement with the Liberal government. The agreement, originally signed in March 2022, has guaranteed NDP support for the minority Liberal government on budgetary and confidence votes in the House of Commons. Singh is joined by local NDP candidates Clare Hacksel (Toronto–Danforth) and Norm Di Pasquale (Spadina– Fort York). Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announces his government’s universal school nutrition program is now available at every school in the province. He is joined at the news conference in Winnipeg by Nello Altomare, the provincial education minister, Tracy Schmidt, environment minister and local MLA for Rossmere, and Sandra Herbst, superintendent of the River East Transcona School Division. Taking questions from reporters, the premier is asked for his thoughts on federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh withdrawing from his party’s confidence-and-supply agreement with the Liberal government. At a press conference in Rimouski, Quebec Premier François Legault talks to parliamentary journalists as the CAQ pre-sessional caucus draws to a close. The Premier revealed the topics discussed by his party's elected representatives: Healthcare, which remains Quebecers' number one priority according to the PM, Quebec's decarbonization and the Energy sector, including wind power, as well as Immigration. Premier Legault affirms that as long as he is premier, he intends to limit energy rate increases. He maintains his message to the federal government that the number of temporary immigrants must be rapidly reduced. He is accompanied by Simon Jolin-Barrette, Government House Leader and Minister of Justice, and Maïté Blanchette Vézina, Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry.
00:06:41

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PM Trudeau Speaks at Premiere of Tragically Hip Documentary

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivers short remarks ahead of the world premiere of “The Tragically Hip: No Dress Rehearsal” documentary at the Toronto International Film Festival. (September 5, 2024) (no interpretation)
00:15:53

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Pierre Poilievre Reacts to End of Liberal-NDP Deal – September 4, 2024

In Nanaimo, B.C., Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre speaks with reporters following the NDP’s withdrawal from its supply and confidence agreement with the Liberal government. Poilievre calls on NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh to vote against the government at the earliest confidence vote when the House of Commons returns later this month. (no interpretation)
00:33:46

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PM Trudeau on End of Confidence Deal with NDP – September 4, 2024

In Rocky Harbour, N.L., Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier Andrew Furey announce an agreement to expand school food programs in Newfoundland and Labrador. Trudeau faces questions from the press about the NDP’s withdrawal from its confidence-and-supply agreement with the Liberal government. Also participating in the news conference are federal ministers Jenna Sudds (families) and Gudie Hutchings (rural economic development), as well as Meghan Power (principal of Gros Morne Academy).
00:03:50

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Jagmeet Singh Announces NDP’s Withdrawal from Confidence Deal with Liberals

In a video posted to his social media accounts, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh announces that his party will withdraw from its confidence-and-supply agreement with the Liberal government. The agreement, originally signed in March 2022, has guaranteed NDP support for the minority Liberal government on budgetary and confidence votes in the House of Commons. (September 4, 2024)
00:43:01

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Bank of Canada Cuts Interest Rate to 4.25 Per Cent

In Ottawa, Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem discusses the central bank’s decision to lower its policy rate to 4.25 per cent from 4.5 per cent. He is joined by senior deputy governor Carolyn Rogers. (September 4, 2024)
00:43:52

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François Legault and Pierre Fitzgibbon Speak with Reporters – September 4, 2024

At a press conference held in Rimouski on the sidelines of CAQ caucus meetings, Quebec Premier François Legault confirms the resignation of the “super minister” of the Economy, Innovation and Energy, Pierre Fitzgibbon. The latter says that the Premier asked him to leave government when he admitted that his motivation to carry out ministerial duties was waning. This departure, which comes one week before consideration of a very important energy bill, forces Premier Legault to reshuffle his cabinet. Fitzgibbon's successor will be appointed tomorrow in Quebec City. Pierre Fitzgibbon asserts that, following his departure, he will not be seen again as a lobbyist or media analyst. (no interpretation)
01:48:44

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Daily Recap - September 04, 2024

In a video posted to his social media accounts, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh announces that his party will withdraw from its confidence-and-supply agreement with the Liberal government. The agreement, originally signed in March 2022, has guaranteed NDP support for the minority Liberal government on budgetary and confidence votes in the House of Commons. In Rocky Harbour, N.L., Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier Andrew Furey announce an agreement to expand school food programs in Newfoundland and Labrador. Trudeau faces questions from the press about the NDP’s withdrawal from its confidence-and-supply agreement with the Liberal government. Also participating in the news conference are federal ministers Jenna Sudds (families) and Gudie Hutchings (rural economic development), as well as Meghan Power (principal of Gros Morne Academy). In Ottawa, Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem discusses the central bank’s decision to lower its policy rate to 4.25 per cent from 4.5 per cent. He is joined by senior deputy governor Carolyn Rogers. At a press conference held in Rimouski on the sidelines of CAQ caucus meetings, Quebec Premier François Legault confirms the resignation of the “super minister” of the Economy, Innovation and Energy, Pierre Fitzgibbon. The latter says that the Premier asked him to leave government when he admitted that his motivation to carry out ministerial duties was waning. This departure, which comes one week before consideration of a very important energy bill, forces Premier Legault to reshuffle his cabinet. Fitzgibbon's successor will be appointed tomorrow in Quebec City. Pierre Fitzgibbon asserts that, following his departure, he will not be seen again as a lobbyist or media analyst. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre speaks with reporters in Nanaimo, B.C. The press conference follows NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh’s announcement that his party has withdrawn from its confidence-and-supply agreement with the Liberal government.
00:49:08

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Ontario Invests $29.7M in Brampton Water Projects – September 3, 2024

Ontario Premier Doug Ford announces his government is investing millions in Brampton’s water infrastructure to help enable more housing construction. He is joined by Ontario Infrastructure Minister Kinga Surma, local Mayor Patrick Brown, and Brampton-area MPPs Prabmeet Sarkaria and Graham McGregor. The premier continues to face questions from the press about his recent decision to ban supervised drug consumption sites near schools and child-care centres. He also comments on the possibility of an early election call, with Ford’s Progressive Conservatives expected to begin nominating candidates in the coming months. (no interpretation)
00:59:29

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Daily Recap - September 3, 2024

Ontario Premier Doug Ford announces his government is investing millions in Brampton’s water infrastructure to help enable more housing construction. He is joined by Ontario Infrastructure Minister Kinga Surma, local Mayor Patrick Brown, and Brampton-area MPPs Prabmeet Sarkaria and Graham McGregor. The Premier continues to face questions from the press about his recent decision to ban supervised drug consumption sites near schools and child-care centres. He also comments on the possibility of an early election call, with Ford’s Progressive Conservatives expected to begin nominating candidates in the coming months. Meeting 136 of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts: Report 6, Sustainable Development Technology Canada, of the 2024 Reports 5 to 7 of the Auditor General of Canada.
00:37:45

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Feds Invest in Habitat Protection in Quebec’s Mauricie Region – August 30, 2024

At a news conference in Trois-Rivières, Que., Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault announces more than 560 hectares in the Mauricie region will now be protected by Nature-Action Québec (NAQ). The federal government is investing close to $5 million to support the project. Guilbeault is joined by Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne, Saint-Luc-de-Vincennes Mayor Daniel Houle, and NAQ executive director Pascal Bigras. (no interpretation)
00:24:09

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Fed. and Ontario Govts Invest $323M in Toronto Flood Mitigation

International Development Minister and York South–Weston MP Ahmed Hussen announces the federal government is partnering with the City of Toronto to protect the city from worsening floods. The two governments will together invest $323 million in modifying the Black and Lavender Creek channels in the city's Rockcliffe-Smythe area to reduce the risk of flooding in the future. He is joined by Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow and local councillor Frances Nunziata. (August 30, 2024) (no interpretation)
00:55:41

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Federal and Quebec Govts Make a Housing Announcement – August 30, 2024

Soraya Martinez Ferrada, the federal tourism minister and MP for Hochelaga, makes an announcement on housing in Montreal. She is joined by France-Élaine Duranceau, Quebec’s minister for housing, and Valérie Plante, the mayor of the city. (no interpretation)
00:29:30

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Daily Recap - August 30, 2024

At a news conference in Trois-Rivières, Que., Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault announces more than 560 hectares in the Mauricie region will now be protected by Nature-Action Québec (NAQ). The federal government is investing close to $5 million to support the project. Guilbeault is joined by Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne, Saint-Luc-de-Vincennes Mayor Daniel Houle, and NAQ executive director Pascal Bigras. International Development Minister Ahmed Hussen makes an infrastructure announcement in Toronto, alongside Mayor Olivia Chow and local councillor Frances Nunziata. Soraya Martinez Ferrada, the federal tourism minister and MP for Hochelaga, makes an announcement on housing in Montreal. She is joined by France-Élaine Duranceau, Quebec’s minister for housing, and Valérie Plante, the mayor of the city.
00:34:28

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Minister LeBlanc Announces Funds to Restore N.B. Wharf – August 29, 2024

Dominic LeBlanc, the federal public safety minister and MP for Beauséjour, and Réjean Savoie, New Brunswick’s minister responsible for the Regional Development Corporation, announce more than $8.2 million to help the Pointe-du-Chêne wharf recover from Hurricane Fiona damages in 2022. They are joined by Kim Atkinson and Donald Boudreau from the Pointe-du-Chêne Harbour Authority’s board of directors. (no interpretation)