Don Stewart

Canada did not choose its geography. However, it is our competitive advantage and it cannot be overlooked, understated, taken for granted, or copied.

Today on Substack, I write about the importance of our trade relationship with the United States, and risks of leaning into markets like China. We must recognize our advantages and play to our strengths. At a time when neighbourliness seems to be waning, let’s pay more attention to our friend next door.

https://t.co/2P4YOh2v2c

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More on substack: https://dcfsolutions.substack.com/p/let-them-call-us-names

It felt great to be back at the with the and . Young Canadians are our future and they were out in full force tonight.

We were honoured to attend the Menorah Lighting at Stornoway. May the spirit of the Maccabees continue to be an inspiration to us all.

Cold night, warm reception by Rabbi Shmuly of at the Yonge & Davisville Menorah lighting. If you missed it, check their website for more Menorah lightings around the neighbourhood. Chag Sameach.

Lighting our Menorah had special meaning this evening as we grieve the loss of life in the Australian terror attacks. I am blessed to celebrate two important holidays with family and friends. Happy Hanukkah to all. Chag Sameach.

Camp X Remembrance Day ceremonies in Whitby recall the heroic deeds of our unsung heroes. Canada would not be Canada without the men and women who passed through Camp X.

Soldiers and officers of 2 Intelligence Company carry the torch.

I was honoured to be invited to the YYZ-TLV Party in support of the Victims of Terror Fund. Allies and Jewish friends together celebrating peace and solidarity.

October 7, we remember the victims of the horrific terrorist attack, including eight Canadians.

We attended a meaningful vigil to mark the second anniversary of the barbaric attacks on civilians in Israel. The resilience of the Jewish people is remarkable and I stand with them.