Nuclear power is a major contributor to Canada's electric grid and our economic prosperity as a whole. As we look the future, Canada will need all forms of energy and nuclear will play a very important role for many years to come.

The lineup for tonight's game!

#FASDAwareness Day was a success! We heard from inspiring guest speakers who shared their stories, experiences, and how they've overcome life's challenges. Attendees enjoyed a delicious lunch and had the chance to win some great door prizes. #SamsonCreeNation #Maskwacis

Grateful to Treaty 6 and Treaty 8 for taking the time to meet with me this week in Alberta. Your insights and priorities help guide the work Indigenous Services does—especially through initiatives like Jordan’s Principle and the One Canadian Economy Act.

Merci aux signataires des traités n° 6 et n° 8 de m’avoir rencontrée cette semaine en Alberta. Vos idées et vos priorités aident à orienter le travail de Services aux Autochtones, en particulier dans le cadre du principe de Jordan & de la Loi sur l’unité de l'économie canadienne.

Day 3100 Sober. ❤️ When I first got sober, my weight ballooned to 275 lbs. I was overweight and lots of pain. Over 8 years, I've slowly worked on myself. I lost almost 50 pounds over that time. One day at a time. That's the lesson. And never giving up. You are never alone. ❤️

Congratulations to Natan Obed on his re-election as President of ITK ! I look forward to continue working alongside you and excited to see the meaningful progress your leadership will carry on with your new term advancing Inuit priorities.

As the Chief of Thunderchild First Nation I am totally embarrassed by the prelim findings of the Forensic Audit and in no way do I support or condone such actions of those FSIN Executive(s) who may have been party to this. Heads need to roll and ISC need to come down hard on FSIN

KPMG was retained by ISC to do a Forensic Audit on FSIN.Questionable spending of $34 million was identified. How is this ok? How come no charges? WHILE OUR PEOPLE SUFFERED AND DIED FSIN HAD A HAYDAY. In any Corporation a person(s) would’ve been charged and fired. I DEMAND JUSTICE

On September 30, join me at John Abbott College to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.   Together, we will honour Survivors, remember children lost, and reaffirm our commitment to reconciliation.   2:30-4:00 p.m. | Agora #NDTR #EveryChildMatters

Day 3114 Sober: Today is my first Winnipeg Bluebomber game. ♥️ Today's Orange Shirt Game is dedicated to residential school and day school survivors. ♥️

Proud to stand with the Tŝilhqot’in Nation and B.-C. as we extend a multi-year coordination agreement for child and family services. Grounded in Tŝilhqot’in law and culture, this is reconciliation in action — keeping children connected to family, community, and identity.

Five years ago, Joyce Echaquan cried out for help. She was a mother, a daughter, and a knowledge keeper. Her passing was not just a tragedy — it was a truth. A truth that racism continues to exist in our health systems, and that it causes real harm.

I struggle with grief and anxiety. But I am proud of myself. It's been 3121 days since I last drank alcohol. It's been 546 days since I last smoked marijuana. I am working on myself to be a healthier, happier person everyday. Never give up. You are not alone. #SoberGangster

Today, I met with the NWT Council of Leaders and representatives of the NWT gov. to strengthen collaboration on health and wellness priorities for Indigenous Peoples. Together, we’re working to improve access to care and ensure programs reflect the needs of northern communities.

Aujourd'hui, j'ai rencontré le Conseil des dirigeants des T.N.-O. et des représentants du gouvernement des T.N.-O. afin de renforcer notre collaboration sur les priorités en matière de santé et de bien-être pour les peuples autochtones.

I was honoured to join the Matriarch Movement Podcast for a powerful conversation on leadership, identity, and the strength of Indigenous women. Grateful for this space that uplifts Indigenous women’s voices and celebrates who we are. 🌿🧡

As Moose Break begins in many Indigenous communities, I want to highlight what this time means to our people. It’s about food sovereignty, language, and land-based learning—families teaching youth, sharing with Elders, and honouring our responsibilities to the land. 🫎🧡