The office of the special rapporteur has said it hired Navigator to help with communications surrounding the release of the May 23 report on foreign interference
CODERRE ON LIFE AFTER A STROKE – Former federal cabinet minister Denis Coderre, also the former mayor of Montreal, opens upDEPUTY PRIME MINISTER’S DAY – In Toronto, Chrystia Freeland held private meetings, and hosted a round table discussion on artificial intelligence with industry leaders.
MINISTERS ON THE ROAD – Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos, in Mississauga, and on behalf of Employment Minister Carla Qualtrough, announced three new projects focused on addressing labour shortages in the health-care sector. IN OTTAWA – Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly testified before the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee for its study on the Canadian foreign service and elements of the foreign-policy machinery within Global Affairs Canada.
QUOTE OF THE DAY – “He’s probably the Prime Minister most in love with vacations of any Prime Minister we have ever had. In fact, I am going to be making contact with the Guinness Book of World Records to find out if there is any other politician in the history of the world who has vacationed as much as him.” – Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, urging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to cancel any summer vacation plans in order to join the Conservatives to rewrite the federal budget.
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, in Ottawa, attended the raising of a Pride flag on the front lawn of Parliament. Later, in Mississauga, Mr. Singh met with students threatened with deportation and spoke to a virtual meeting of the chiefs council of the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs.
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