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Another addition to our CPC Senate caucus. Welcome to my colleague, the Hon. Mary Jane McCallum! Senator McCallum’s work on behalf of Manitobans, Canadians and all First Nations will continue to leave a positive mark across the land. She is a welcomed addition to our Conservative

A hearty welcome back to the Conservative caucus! I’m thrilled to have the Hon. Larry Smith as a caucus mate again. Larry brings experience, a solid record of leadership throughout his career and a strong voice for Canadians. CPCSenatePCC Sen. Larry W. Smith #SenCa #cdnpoli #nlpoli

Happy Father’s Day! Grateful every day for the privilege of being a dad. Watching my two sons grow into strong, happy and healthy men has been life’s greatest reward. Wishing all fathers - especially those guiding the next generation - a day full of joy, peace, and family.

Forced sterilization has no place in Canada. Not now, not ever. In the Senate, I rose in support of Bill S-228 - a vital step to close a glaring loophole in our Criminal Code. It's about accountability, justice, and hearing the voices of survivors. Watch the clip. Share your

When essential infrastructure projects are delayed by bureaucracy and legal uncertainty, it’s communities like those in Newfoundland and Labrador that feel the impact. In the Senate, I raised concerns about how long approval timelines and vague mandates are holding back economic

When essential infrastructure projects are delayed by bureaucracy and legal uncertainty, it’s communities like those in Newfoundland and Labrador that feel the impact. In the Senate, I raised concerns about how long approval timelines and vague mandates are holding back economic

Why is Indigenous history important to Canada? Today, on National Indigenous Peoples Day, we honour the history, traditions, and cultures of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples across the country. Here in Newfoundland and Labrador, we recognize the unique histories and

Did you know Newfoundland and Labrador has not one, but two official birds? The Atlantic Puffin, our provincial bird, is a familiar sight along our coastal cliffs – recognized for its distinctive colouring and strong ties to our maritime heritage. The Ptarmigan, our official

For 25 years Ocean Choice International has shown great leadership in the fishing industry, delivering high quality seafood products through sustainable practices. Proud to support OCI with its strong roots in rural Newfoundland and Labrador. I spent decades in the Newfoundland

Honoured to have been elected Deputy Chair of the Senate’s Audit and Oversight Committee - the only committee in the Commonwealth and Westminster system to have non-parliamentarians sit as expert committee members. Also, once again pleased to be named to the Steering Committee

Is PM Carney actually suggesting that Canada join the EU? The idea that Canada should join the EU based on Prime Minister Carney’s irresponsible meanderings in that direction is absurd and harmful to Canada. Ceding authority to Brussels over Canada’s ability and right to make

Today, we mark 158 years since Confederation – a time to celebrate Canada’s shared history, diverse communities, and the values that bring us together as a nation. In Newfoundland and Labrador, July 1st is more than Canada Day – it is also Memorial Day. We pause to remember the

As Vice Chair of the Canada-Europe Parliamentary Association, I am a delegate for Canada in critical discussions as part of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). We’re discussing issues of concern for Canada, like maritime security and defence against

Today at the Organization of Security and Cooperation in Europe Parliamentary Association (OSCEPA), I spoke on a topic critical to Canada and specifically to my province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Maritime threats from state and non-state actors are increasing with cable

One hundred and thirty three years ago today - July 8, 1892 - The Great Fire of St. John’s occurred. Flames beginning in a stable on Freshwater Road, aided by dry weather and wind, soon engulfed the entire east end of St. John’s. This most devastating event in St. John’s history

For years I have had the honour of representing Canada as a member of our Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Parliamentary Association (OSCEPA). At last week’s meeting I witnessed parliamentary democracy and relationship-building at its finest. As you might

Who you gonna call? Great to visit the Trinity Bay North Volunteer Fire Department on training day and meet with some of our best firefighters who help keep our communities safe. What are their big issues? Maybe like many volunteer fire departments in rural areas, their pumper

No visit to the puffin sanctuary in Elliston, NL would be complete without pausing at the Sealers’ Memorial to reflect on the culture, sacrifice and tragedy of the 1914 Newfoundland Sealing Disaster when 78 sealers died having been left on the ice off the northeast coast for 53

In an increasingly divided world, parliamentary diplomacy reminds us that Canada is still among friends. Senator Senator David Wells shares his thoughts after attending July’s OSCE PA meetings: ow.ly/5HMc50Wy9qB #SenCA