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And so I am honoured that today, we get to share your stories, stories of amazing people.

I am so proud to be here today, as we mark a quarter of a century in the life of Nunavut.

Today, we celebrate our storytellers … we celebrate our stories.

For 30 years, the Indspire Awards have been celebrating the incredible talent and innovation that exists within Indigenous communities. In business, the arts, culture, language, justice, public service, education and health, Indspire is highlighting the contributions of those who have made significa...

Today, we recognize what you have been through and the community you have built with the Rainbow Veterans of Canada.

These regional visits are an important way to highlight what is being done in communities to address issues of great concern, both here in Saskatchewan and across the country. Issues such as reconciliation, climate change, mental health and education. And everywhere I look, there are people helping ...

These ceremonies reinforce the importance of strong diplomatic ties. And they reaffirm our commitment to working together to address our most pressing global issues.

Each of you being recognized today has contributed to a better future. From the very beginning, the Order of Canada has been about excellence.

This week, as we mark Mental Health Week, I’m honoured to recognize you for the work you are doing to build a healthier society.

Innovators think big, by challenging conventions and by pushing the boundaries of what is possible. They help create a bright future. Just like all of you have done with your remarkable achievements.

Today, we are celebrating all that you have accomplished here at the Royal Military College.

Today, we celebrate your accomplishments. You have acted with exceptional merit, and embraced the values the military stands for. You serve with integrity and courage. Your actions display loyalty and excellence.

You have built bridges to promote understanding and respect. You have encouraged Indigenous economic success and collaboration. You have inspired corporate Canada to invest in Indigenous entrepreneurship and ideas.

For a century, members of the R.C.A.F. have demonstrated dedication, professionalism and commitment to our country. You have also been an integral part of our history. From the daring pilots and aircrew of the First and Second World Wars … through deployments to the Persian Gulf; Aviano, Italy; and ...

I am honoured to be here in New Brunswick to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day and the Battle of Normandy. Canadians across the country are marking this important milestone. We all understand how important this moment was in our history.

I am so pleased to be here with you to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Air Force. We have come together not only to honour the past, but also to recognize the remarkable achievements of those who currently serve in the Royal Canadian Air Force.

Welcome all of you to Rideau Hall for this presentation of the Governor General’s Performing Arts Awards.

I am delighted to be here with all of you, gathered on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe people, to celebrate the performing arts.

Your stories create dialogue and understanding. They also shine a spotlight on different perspectives.

Today’s ceremony is a reminder that we are here to build bridges, exchange ideas, explore avenues for co-operation and keep the channels of communication open.