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I’m delighted to be here at the opening of the “Our Land, Our Art” exhibit at the Canadian Museum of Nature.

Throughout your lives and careers, you have made your communities better. You have improved our quality of life. You have changed the way we live, work and think.

There is something special about each of you who wear the military uniform. You are committed to excellence and consistently show that you’re ready for any and every task you’re presented with.

Throughout your lives and careers, you have made your communities better. You have improved our quality of life. You have changed the way we live, work and think.

It’s a pleasure to be here in Toronto on my very first official visit to the province.

I’m honoured to be here at the National War Memorial, as commander-in-chief, to help mark the 105th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge.

It’s my hope that I can stretch our collective appreciation of Canada’s foundations, which include the rich oral and cultural traditions found in the Arctic.

Volunteers are the backbone of communities across this country, providing support that may not otherwise exist.

In your new roles, all of you will encounter a diverse society eager to engage further on priority issues that impact our societies, our countries and the world.

Collaboration is vital for creating inclusive workplaces and safe spaces for people to be who they are.

Her Excellency participated in a virtual event at Mount Allison University as part of the ‘Nation to Nation: Building Indigenous knowledge across international borders’ initiative.

The Order of Canada is our country’s highest civilian honour. It celebrates the lives, endeavours and success of people from coast to coast to coast and from all walks of life.

I’d like to welcome Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall to Canada.

Your Royal Highnesses, welcome back to Canada and to Rideau Hall. We’re delighted to host you both as you continue your Royal Tour here in Ottawa.

It’s important that we teach the real history in our schools—the good and the bad. By incorporating this truth into our curriculum, we make sure the next generation grows up dedicated to building and restoring relationships, to reconciliation, to seeing things differently and to valuing Indigenous k...

I see so many Rangers here from across the country— from coast to coast to coast—Indigenous and non-Indigenous. All of you have at least one thing in common: you have all chosen to serve.

You have come here representing a variety of sectors, have achieved local, national and international success, and have shown us your ingenuity, innovation and generosity.

Rideau Hall is a welcoming place for Canadian artists. The walls of Rideau Hall feature our artists, and Canadian writers fill our bookshelves.

Tonight, we celebrate all your accomplishments and thank you for your contributions to Canada.

Welcome all of you to your new roles, ambassadors from Cuba, Ukraine, Ecuador, Portugal, Poland, Japan and Pakistan.