I welcome Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and representatives of his team to Ukraine. Despite all Russia's efforts to bow our people, Ukrainians continue to fight for independence and freedom. And in our victory, we will stand together just as we are standing now – on our

Always welcome student tours of GH. Delighted gr 8 students from @pjhspanthers in Town of Burin visited. Vol tour guide Heather Taylor included a visit to the Heart Garden, a reconciliation initiative on GH grounds. It serves to educate the tragic history of residential schools.

A spectacular morning overlooking the mountains near Bay L'Argent Newfoundland. I couldn't have asked for better conditions. Stunningly beautiful area of the island. #newfoundland

Hey #lawtwitter, UNB Law is getting a new home. Thank you to @INFC_eng and Government of NB for your historic investment (combined $45.4M), and to UNB for sharing this vision. We will serve City of Fredericton and New Brunswick like never before.

A big announcement UNB Law Much to celebrate including improving access to justice, expanding the provision of legal aid, and preserving architectural heritage. A record investment led by championed by Dominic LeBlanc & prov gov based on vision of Dean Michael Marin - well done!

Honoured to lay a wreath on behalf of the federal government and MP Churence Rogers at Marystown’s Ceremony of Remembrance this morning. Thank you to the Legion organizers. Lest we Forget.

1/ Was pleased to host The Joint Staff 🇺🇸 Chairman Gen Mark Milley this weekend in St. John’s, NL for bilateral discussions on a range of strategic issues and our ongoing collaboration in facing today’s volatile and deteriorating security environment.

The daily loss and pain of the Russian War on Ukraine and the rest of us.

Beginning today and running through the summer, the Supreme Court is open 7-days a week for walk-in tours between 9 am and 5 pm. You don’t need to book in advance, although reservations are recommended for groups of 10 or more: scc-csc.ca/vis/tour-visit…

Inflation in Canada is now down to 2.8 per cent—the lowest in over 2 years and back within the Bank of Canada’s target range. And it is now lower than in any other G7 country.

Golden foggy morning at Burin Newfoundland. #newfoundland

Notre ville se transforme avec toujours plus de nature et d'espace pour les piétons ! Comme ici, dans la rue aux écoles du Capitaine Lagache du 17e, désormais végétalisée et accessible en toute sécurité aux petits et aux grands. 🌳

My family has started a Go Fund Me to open up new opportunities here and in Ontario and allow access to assistive devices. I appreciate any support in this journey- RT, positive thought or a donation. Please consider lending your support! gofundme.com/f/kaitlyns-the…

For 21 days straight, Faculty of Medicine learners have conquered Signal Hill for their fundraiser Hills for Humanity for my therapy. They are doing such an altruistic act, I am amazed at the comradery towards a fellow learner. Please RT and donate if you’re able: gofundme.com/f/mun-medicine…

Au Mémorial terre-neuvien à #BeaumontHamel, je participe à l’émouvante cérémonie 🇨🇦 du #Souvenir en hommage à tous les soldats qui ont combattu au service de notre pays. N’oublions jamais leur courage et leur sacrifice. #SemainedesVeterans #LeCanadasesouvient 🍁

In the great outdoors of NL- a spectacular end to 2023. From far and near, thanks to all who made it a banner year! Wish you and your families a healthy and happy 2024.

Such sad news to hear of my former colleague’s passing- perhaps one of the most colourful and funniest voices to be spoken in the House of Assembly. Thoughts to Bev, Allison and family.

Roger and I began as adversaries but quickly became friends. His legacy in tourism and rural NL is undisputed, but I will forever remember him for his warmth and friendship. We enjoyed many good times together; thoughts & prayers to Mary, his children, and family.

Mary was a consummate community leader whose impact was long felt before, during, and since her time in public office. She was a woman of the people- she and her remarkable kindness will be missed.

We will never forget the brave Newfoundlanders who fought on this day at Beaumont-Hamel. Some 800 Newfoundlanders went into battle that day. Only 68 were able to answer the roll call the following day. We will remember them.