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Opening of ParliamentOttawa, Ontario, February 6, 2006 — The Governor General, on the Prime Minister’s recommendation, has summoned Parliament to meet on April 3, 2006.
Prime Minister Harper announces new Ministry and reaffirms government prioritiesOttawa, Ontario, February 6, 2006 — Prime Minister Stephen Harper today announced the appointment of a new Ministry designed to deliver the change mandated by Canadians on January 23rd.
The New CabinetOttawa, Ontario, February 6, 2006 — Prime Minister Harper's smaller, more streamlined Cabinet will provide accountable, efficient and effective government.
"Fighting Fraud: It's a Family Matter."Washington, DC, February 6, 2006 — U.S. and Canadian Authorities Strengthen Partnership To Combat Cross-Border Scams During National Consumer Protection Week
The Hon. Bill Graham selected as Leader of the OppositionOttawa, Ontario, February 1, 2006 — “It is my sincere pleasure to congratulate the Hon. Bill Graham on his selection by the Liberal Caucus as the Leader of the Opposition in the next Parliament." — Prime Minister Paul Martin
Statement from Ambassador Frank McKennaWashington, January 30, 2006 — Canada’s Ambassador to the United States, The Honourable Frank McKenna, released today the following statement:
" I wish to formally advise that I will not be a candidate for the leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada."
Statement from Ambassador Frank McKennaWashington, January 25, 2006 — Canada’s Ambassador to the United States, The Honourable Frank McKenna, released today the following statement:
"On Tuesday, January 24, I submitted a letter of resignation to Prime Minister-designate, The Honourable Stephen Harper, in order for him to have it in advance of being sworn into office. In the interim, I am carrying out my responsibilities defending Canada’s interests in the United States."
"Canadians choose change and accountability" January 23, 2006 — "Tonight, our great country has voted for change, and Canadians have asked our party to take the lead in delivering that change. To Canadians I say this — we will honour your trust, and we will deliver on our commitments. There are no individual victories in politics." — Stephen Harper, P.C., M.P.
Attack in Kandahar, AfghanistanOttawa, Ontario, January 15, 2006 — Prime Minister Paul Martin issued the following statement on the news that Glyn Berry of the Canadian Foreign Service was tragically killed, and three Canadian soldiers wounded, in a terrorist attack in Kandahar, Afghanistan.
Softwood Lumber- Ottawa, Ontario, January 11, 2006 —Canada Challenges New U.S. Softwood Duty Rate
- Ottawa, Ontario, December 6, 2005 —U.S. Department of Commerce to Lower Softwood Lumber Duties
- Ottawa, Ontario, December 5, 2005 — WTO Supports Canada's Position on Softwood Lumber
- Ottawa, Ontario, November 24, 2005 — Minister Peterson Statement Following U.S. Criticism of Canada’s Support for Forestry Industry
- Ottawa, Ontario, November 22, 2005 — U.S. Finally Determines Canadian Softwood Not Subsidized: One Step Toward Resolution
- Ottawa, Ontario, November 16, 2005 — NAFTA Countervailing Duty Panel Rejects U.S. Motion
- Ottawa, Ontario, November 16, 2005 — Canada's Litigation Track on Softwood Lumber
Letter of condolence from Ambassador Frank McKennaJanuary 4, 2006 — “It is with profound sadness that I offer my condolences to you and all citizens of West Virginia over the loss of lives by the mining disaster in Tallmansville.”
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