Keith Torrie 🇨🇦

No one can claim to put “Canada First” while refusing to be briefed on threats to our nation and people. Full stop. #cdnpoli #CanadaStrong

Was honoured to speak at the BMO Field/Toronto Stadium upgrade announcement ahead of #FIFA26 ⚽️ Huge credit to the workers who made this possible, showing up every day to get the stadium ready for the world. Canada is set to welcome up to 1M visitors for the biggest sporting event on the planet. We’re ready to host and proud to showcase the very best of our country. 🇨🇦

@GuyRandomNumber LOL

@ktorrie Yep, same guy… x.com/marcnixon24/st…

The state of team Poilievre right now. The Order of Canada is bad. Also, why doesn’t Don Cherry have the Order of Canada? #cdnpoli

Mr. Brock voted YES on C-14 the Government's bail reform package introduced by Minister Fraser btw. #cdnpoli

No one can claim to put “Canada First” while refusing to be briefed on threats to our nation and people. Full stop. #cdnpoli #CanadaStrong

A year later, Poilievre still has no security clearance and is looking for a third riding to run in. #cdnpoli

Prime Minister Carney expresses his condolences to the victims, families, and all those impacted following last night’s collision involving an Air Canada Express aircraft in New York. Canadian and U.S. officials are working closely together as the investigation continues.

Minister Anandasangaree highlights new tools for law enforcement to investigate threats and keep Canadians safe. More: canada.ca/en/public-safe…

I think we all have some questions about what was discussed between the American Vice President and Canadian Members of Parliament.

🚨WATCH: “I really would like the leader of the official opposition, Mr. Poilievre, with all due respect to him and the role he plays, I would like him to get a top-secret clearance.” - Min of National Defence @DavidMcGuinty #cdnpoli

'Very frustrating' — Windsor Unifor leader says Poilievre auto plan could cost jobs, @WinStarMazak reports msn.com/en-ca/news/can… Find out more at nationalnewswatch.com

Nothing much worse than Annoying Man at the Bar on St Patrick’s. Good thing most Canadian cities have more than one Irish Pub.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

When Canada’s police chiefs are telling us that their investigations into extortion, child predators, human trafficking, and other crimes are hindered because of outdated laws, government must act. Behind every one of those investigations is a real victim — a child waiting to be found, a family torn apart by trafficking, a person living in fear of their extorter. They deserve better than laws that haven’t kept pace with the digital world. This is not a partisan issue. This is a public safety issue. OPP Commissioner and Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police President Thomas Carrique is calling on all of us as parliamentarians — regardless of party — to put politics aside and pass Bill C-22. Public safety isn’t a partisan issue. Giving investigators the tools they need to solve crimes in the digital age shouldn’t be either. // Quand les chefs de police du Canada nous disent que leurs enquêtes sur l’extorsion, les prédateurs d’enfants, la traite de personnes et d’autres crimes sont freinées par des lois désuètes, le gouvernement doit agir. Derrière chacune de ces enquêtes, il y a une vraie victime — un enfant qu’on cherche à retrouver, une famille déchirée par la traite, une personne qui vit dans la peur de son extorqueur. Ces gens méritent mieux que des lois qui n’ont pas suivi l’évolution du monde numérique. Ce n’est pas une question partisane. C’est une question de sécurité publique. Le commissaire de la Police provinciale de l’Ontario et président de l’Association canadienne des chefs de police, Thomas Carrique, demande à chacun d’entre nous, en tant que parlementaires — peu importe notre parti — de mettre la politique de côté et d’adopter le projet de loi C-22. La sécurité publique n’est pas une question partisane. Donner aux enquêteurs les outils dont ils ont besoin pour résoudre des crimes à l’ère numérique ne devrait pas l’être non plus.

PM of Iceland Kristrún Frostadóttir: "I think there's a lot of not just leaders out there but also general publics in a lot of different countries around the world that are very thankful for the leadership Canada has shown over the past few months."

One year ago today. 🇨🇦

Prime Minister Støre, Chancellor Merz, and I agree: by working together, we can better protect and defend the Arctic and High North, and ensure the security and prosperity of the entire region.

Asked Auston Matthews’ agent, Judd Moldaver about his response to the ruling. Here is his reply: “In light of the obvious severity of the play, I am disappointed and shocked the league would allow such a ruling. A phone hearing and 5 games is laughable and preposterous. While the process is set in our CBA, that this was the discipline is reckless and ridiculous. This decision results in a further loss of confidence in the disciplinary process for all players. Players and fans deserve better. The Player Safety Department should be suspended.”

Bill C-22 modernizes Canada’s investigative laws for the digital age. The last time these laws were updated, smartphones didn’t even exist. This legislation gives law enforcement the tools to tackle extortion, child exploitation, fraud and more, with judicial oversight.