00:00Canada's new government is right there with you, inspired by hard-working, always-caring
00:07Canadians.
00:08From now on, for example, with our new Buy Canadian policy, when the federal government
00:15spends, we will select Canadian suppliers by default.
00:26The days of our military sending 70 cents of every dollar to the United States are over.
00:43We are going to build Canada strong with Canada steel, Canadian aluminum, Canadian lumber,
00:51more Canadian workers.
01:02And we will do it first in our communities by building affordable, accessible and durable,
01:16We count 800 new hospitals, transport infrastructures in common, recreative installations and arts
01:24centers.
01:42We are building big things again by removing all federal barriers to internal trade and
01:50fast-tracking projects that will connect, diversify and propel our great country.
01:59We've already announced 14 nation-building initiatives supporting over half a million jobs and over
02:06$100 billion in new investment.
02:13We're realizing Canada's full potential, our full potential in clean and conventional energy
02:19to power Canadian homes, Canadian businesses and Canadian sovereignty.
02:32And we're using those resources to ensure affordable energy for Canadians today and a competitive economy
02:39for our kids tomorrow.
02:43We are creating, we're creating new trade corridors, from the Mackenzie Valley to Contrecoeur to Churchill,
02:53to make Canada more connected, more independent and more prosperous.
03:02And there's going to be a lot of trade going through those corridors because we have struck 20 new economic
03:08and
03:08security partnerships on four continents in just a year.
03:22We are on track.
03:24We are on track to double our non-U.S. exports over the next decade.
03:30That is $300 billion.
03:33$300 billion in new orders for Canadian resources, Canadian goods, Canadian expertise.
03:41And at the same time, our new defence industrial strategy will catalyze half a trillion dollars of investment
03:48to build Canadian industry from aerospace to AI, creating over 125,000 new jobs in the process.
04:04But we've started right.
04:06We've just implemented the largest pay increase for the women and men of the Canadian Armed Forces.
04:14That's right.
04:18We've implemented that increase so that their compensation matches the weight of their responsibilities.
04:25And Canadians.
04:27Young Canadians are already responding to the call to serve.
04:30Recruitment is up 13% since last June.
04:40From the coalition of the willing to defend Ukraine, to work – we will not rest – to working with
04:53Nordic countries and the UK to protect our Arctic, we are defending Canada and Canadian values with reliable partners.
05:14It's a more dangerous and divided world.
05:16That's the reality.
05:17So we are no longer relying just on the strength of our values.
05:22We are also building the value of our strength.
05:29And as we do, we're reviving the ambitious spirit that built Canada.
05:39Canada.
05:40Our country, our country was forged by Indigenous peoples and voyageurs who mapped this continent.
05:51Think about it.
05:52They mapped this continent and they built vast trading networks from coast to coast to coast before the Americans had
05:59even left St. Louis.
06:01Thank you so much.
06:05Thank you very much.
06:08Hello, again.
06:11To the end of World War II, Canadians tried to establish big things.
06:20To build new units for hundreds of thousands of old soldiers coming back to the country.
06:26Construire de nouvelles universités pour lancer de nouvelles carrières.
06:34Reliez notre territoire grâce à la voie maritime de Saint-Laurent et à la Transcanadienne.
06:40Et, avec Expo 67, inspirez le monde entier.
06:55My friends, we used to explore in this country.
07:00Now, we're charting new courses again.
07:04We used to build in this country.
07:06Now, we are building big, building fast, building bold again.
07:12We used to take risks in this country.
07:18And now, we're going to the moon.
07:36Just the other day, speaking from integrity deep in space, Canada's astronaut, Jeremy Hansen.
07:53Jeremy Hansen advised us that, as a country, we have to be willing to take risks.
08:03Recognize that sometimes we will have setbacks, but push through them and, in his words,
08:11ultimately know that we are going to persist and we will win.
08:24Yes, a united, ambitious and confident Canada is once again taking risks to build a Canada that works for all.
08:35Now, let me put that in context.
08:39About a year ago, I received a letter from an old friend, Bob Zettel, who wrote, and I quote,
08:46Right now, everyone sees the main threat as the Trump tariffs.
08:52But the challenge, the challenge is greater.
08:58The challenge will be, as it's always been, to foster unity and the common good.
09:04End quote.
09:06Bob's right.
09:07Canadians are being called to serve, but not against something.
09:12For something.
09:13For each other.
09:16And that is why you're here.
09:24Because you believe, like I believe, that Canada is only strong when it works for everyone.
09:39That's our objective.
09:42And that's our heritage.
09:45After all, Canada is a nation forged through accommodation, not assimilation.
09:52Through partnership, not domination.
09:55The founding insight of our country is that unity does not require uniformity.
10:02This is neither a myth nor a miracle, but a series of choices made imperfectly across generations.
10:17Pragmatic decisions that have become a moral conviction.
10:21That our differences are a strength to be nurtured, not a risk to be managed.
10:35And so, each generation has chosen to widen the circle.
10:42And we Liberals stand in that tradition.
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