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While several provinces are preparing to relax some of their health measures, I want to provide an update today on the various fronts of our battle against COVID‑19.

Hello everyone. For a lot of people, it’s not just today that feels like Groundhog Day – it’s the whole past year. Not only are days in quarantine repeating themselves, but we’re also wondering just how long this winter is going to last.

Hello, everyone. I want to start today by talking about our new measures concerning travel and Canadian travellers. Before getting into the details, I’d like to clarify some points and provide a few reminders. The situation is complex, and it’s important for everyone to understand the facts.

Hello, everyone. I want to begin today with a few words about travel and travellers. We’ve closed the borders since March to everyone for whom Canada is not home. Our border measures are strong, they’re tailored to the evolving situation, and they’re working.

Hello, everyone. I’d like to start today with a few words about the news on the Governor General of Canada, Julie Payette. Everyone deserves a safe and healthy workplace, and that includes all the people working hard on the Governor General’s team.

From coast to coast to coast, vaccination is underway. As of last week, we had delivered close to a million doses total to the provinces and territories.

This morning, Dr. Tam and Dr. Njoo presented new models that show the potential spread of the virus over the next few weeks.

I want to start today with news about changes to our Cabinet team.

I am pleased to join Prime Minister Johnson, Prime Minister Solberg, and Mr. Tricoire for this very important discussion. My friends, our survival depends on nature’s survival. We are at a critical moment.

Hello, everyone. I’d like to begin by addressing what unfolded in Washington, D.C., this week. What we witnessed was an assault on democracy by violent rioters. We were all shocked to see extremists encouraged by the President act so violently to ransack the Capitol in Washington.