We’re on standby. Our personnel’s on standby. Equipment’s on standby. But we are helping under other authorities now to airlift people out, to move people out.
David McGuinty
The Public Record
The minister for emergency preparedness is engaged and has been dialoguing for constant touch with the province now for probably two weeks in anticipation of what’s happening.
We're growing our economy, we're making major investments in the defense sector to generate more wealth, create more jobs, and provide the resources we need to accomplish this goal.
Our objective here is to continue showing to our NATO partners that we are moving forward.
I think it's a very big step forward. It indicates that there's an interest in a product that Canada is looking at building.
This is a big part of the cultural challenges we’ve been seeking to address as a government,” he said. “We believe it’s the right next step.
This is a big part of the cultural challenges we’ve been seeking to address as a government.
We’re going to continue to monitor the situation, but we’re going to continue in steadfast support of our Ukrainian colleagues.
We would expect to see the Russians to be critical, because they don’t appreciate the fact that NATO is coming together to assist a country that’s in need.
We're going to continue to monitor the situation, but we're going to continue in steadfast support of our Ukrainian colleagues.
Survivors should have access to the same legal protections and processes available to every other Canadian.
Canada is a sovereign and independent country. It has been for over 150 years and will remain so. This discussion of 51st state is a non-starter.
I think all the Members of Parliament and all Canadians are asking questions about how this and this come to be and why this is happening and how much it is happening. It is obviously a difficult moment for Canadians.
It is incredibly fortunate that the sergeant-at-arms was able to shoot this gunman when he did.





