Marc Garneau was a fighter for justice

Two twilight photos taken this week. Hoping for a good week for Canada “we are in the rapids” as Thomas Darcy McGee put it.

Game on !

Once more into the breach, dear friends…

Putting the Arctic Ocean closer to the center, this brings the Greenland Canada gambit into focus. It is a grab for power, money, water, and resources, also giving the US complete control over the Northwest Passage. Fentanyl and the border are a smokescreen for a much bigger project: theft.

Spring came for a day (Saturday) to Central Park.

#CanadaIsNotBroken#LeCanadaNestPasBrisé

The handover of “Laurier’s pen” - March 2013 - will happen again in March of 2025. My thanks to Justin Trudeau for his service to Canada and the world.

When I think of President Jimmy Carter I think above all of his profound sense of service, of faith, and of personal decency.

Ho ho ho

My last visit to Damascus - when I was an MP- in 2010. I look forward to being able to return

Enjoyed our evening with former NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, an inspirational empathetic and progressive leader. She has finished her book, is teaching at the Kennedy School and is challenging all of us to keep giving back. We also discussed kindness, optimism and hope: essential ingredients

Lois Esther George Rae was born on Dec 3 1914 in London UK and died on Dec 5 2014 in Toronto. Forever in our hearts

Flashback - Central Park in January of 2022.

Spoke this to a UN meeting on stopping violence against women and girls. The level of discrimination, misogyny, patriarchy and violence is growing across the world and we need to be a part of the global movement to fight back.

Last week I joined the Ontario Economic Summit to discuss how global issues - climate change, conflicts, displacement and the digital revolution set the stage for our own challenges, personal and political. Resilience and openness to change are essential

A few recent pics