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We are supporting infrastructure projects across Canada that promote stronger, healthier communities,” said Prime Minister Harper. “This new Civic Centre will create short- and long-term jobs and result in a more physically active community.

Just as it was this past year, our priority in the new session of Parliament will continue to be rapid and effective implementation of Canada’s Economic Action Plan to benefit communities, workers and businesses.

We recognize the importance of supporting infrastructure projects that will boost the economy and create jobs for Canadians while promoting cleaner, greener living.

By investing in projects to improve our historic sites, our government is fulfilling its duty to educate the public about events that have marked our history.

The St. Stephen border crossing is a critical link between Atlantic Canada and the northeastern United States. This new facility will strengthen security and ensure more efficient movement of people and goods along this important international trade corridor.

Christmas is always a special time, a time when Canadians celebrate the bonds of family, faith and friendship.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper today welcomed the Olympic Flame to Parliament Hill as thousands gathered to celebrate the passage of the Olympic Torch Relay through the National Capital Region. Credit: Rogers TV

This visit is indeed a historic opportunity to celebrate the deep friendship between Canada and Korea, a camaraderie rooted in our shared experiences and our common acceptance of enduring principles.

There are hundreds of stories of heroism and perseverance displayed by Canadians during that harrowing December and in the years that followed.

We believe strongly that freedom for Canadians goes hand-in-hand with journalistic freedom. Our liberty is strengthened when journalists are free to pursue truth, shine light into dark corners and assist the process of holding governments accountable.