Member of Parliament / Député, Taiaiako'n—Parkdale—High Park; Parliamentary Secretary to Minister of Industry / Sec. parlementaire de la ministre de l'Industrie
Toronto
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Karim Bardeesy retweeted
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This is a great opportunity for young Canadians looking to gain work experience and help build Canada strong.
Get your applications in before midnight: slp2026ple.infolib.ca
We’re looking for the next generation of leaders to help our Members of Parliament deliver results for Canadians.
Help build Canada strong. Apply to the Summer Leadership Program before January 5: slp2026ple.infolib.ca/
At a time when so many are retreating from science, we've made a choice -- to welcome the world's best, and bring the next generation of innovations, to Canada (or back to Canada!).
I was thrilled join @melaniejoly Marjorie Michel & @RachelBendayan last week in Montreal where..
... we announced the $1.7-billion Canada Impact+ Research Chairs program. It'll bring 1,000 of the most talented researchers across all fields to Canada, solving some of the toughest challenges, and bringing real benefit to our economy, our health, our society.
Learn more at lnkd.in/eRhhMdRq. I was happy to speak to CBC's Power and Politics on this plan
cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.7… (scroll ahead to 20:45); and Min. Joly talked to the Globe and Mail and New York Times: theglobeandmail.com/canada/e… nytimes.com/2025/12/09/world…
Horrified by the antisemitic terror attack in Australia. Please see the Prime Minister's statement below
Horrified by the antisemitic terror attack that has stolen the lives of 11 people at a Hanukkah event on Bondi Beach today in Australia.
Canada stands with the people of Australia and Jewish people everywhere in sorrow, and determination never to bow to terrorism, violence, hatred and intimidation.
Hanukkah is a time of light amidst the darkness, and a remembrance of the resilience of the Jewish people. May we all support and strengthen that resilience to protect our Jewish communities and to ensure more fundamentally that all people can thrive in every aspect of our society.
Building high speed rail between Ontario and Quebec makes so much sense — but the opposition are blocking it the Bill that will help make it happen.
Let’s get Canada moving!
Budget Day is here! 🎉 You’ve probably been hearing the buzz -- and for good reason. This is when big ideas turn into real investments. (1/3)
We've already announced measures like a permanent National School Food Program; stronger infrastructure to enable the construction of new homes; and stable funding to end gender-based violence. (2/3)
It's been a busy month! In our latest newsletter, I highlight some major investments we've made to strengthen our social safety and help women, lower-income Canadians, and seniors in our community.
Link below!
Dive into the full update here: mailchi.mp/parl/october-2025
Subscribe to my e-newsletter here: mailchi.mp/parl/kb_eblast_si…
Karim Bardeesy retweeted
This morning I joined @maggiechidvn, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Health at @CAMHnews to announce $36 million for 34 projects across Ontario to support harm reduction, treatment and recovery.
#SpadinaHarbourfront #MPChiNguyen #cdnpoli
Karim Bardeesy retweeted
This is our country, and we decide what happens next.
Watch the full video: youtu.be/wV-G1haFMMw
We have to put aside what used to divide us and work together for Canada—especially our entrepreneurs, researchers, and patients.
That’s why I was proud to join OBIO, @MaRSDD and TIAP for the launch of Life Sciences Central. 1/3
The Life Sciences Central is a new one-stop hub to speed commercialization, connect founders to capital, and help companies scale and stay in Ontario. 2/3
Proud to join on behalf of Minister @EvanLSolomon, @FedDevOntario, Vic Fedeli & @LifeSciencesON.
This initiative will attract investment and help Canadian health innovators reach patients and markets faster — an announcement a long time coming! 3/3
Thank you ― very much looking forward to this homecoming. Join the event online on Wednesday, November 12th!
It takes two to talk.
Join us on November 12 as MPs Karim Bardeesy (Liberal) and Melissa Lantsman (Conservative) sit down for a candid conversation exploring whether Canadians can do democracy differently.
torontomu.zoom.us/webinar/re…
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