Rob Oliphant MP
Member of Parliament for Don Valley West. Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign Affairs
09/09/2026
As of now, Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a terminal neurodegenerative disease that impacts thousands of Canadians. I was pleased to meet with ALS Canada to discuss how they are bringing together resources and initiatives to lead the global pursuit of a cure for ALS.
Improving the lives of those living with ALS, including finding a cure, requires a unified, coordinated approach. Having known friends who had ALS, this is a cause that I am proud to support.
09/09/2026
Feeding and caring for those in need, Flemingdon Park Ministry has been serving our community for over 40 years. I'm looking forward to attending their Harvest Open House at Common Table Farm on Laurentide Drive on Saturday, September 12.
I invite you to join and attend culinary and farm workshops, kid friendly activities, and a silent auction, including winning a dinner with your local Member of Parliament.
09/09/2026
In walking away from trade negotiations with the United States, our calculation was simple: they asked far too much and offered far too little. The US approach would have seen Canada become more reliant on the US, not less.
In response to US tariffs, we are:
➡️Matching the new US tariffs dollar for dollar
➡️Supporting Canadian workers and businesses
➡️Continuing to build at home and strengthen our partnerships abroad
Watch the Prime Minister's recent video to learn more about our plan.
Forward Guidance: A Stronger Canada Canada Strong isn’t about just withstanding this crisis, it’s about...
09/08/2026
Running through every province and territory, the Trans Canada Trail not only connects Canadians to nature but also to one another. For more than 30 years, the Trail has grown to be the largest multi-use trail system in the world.
I was happy to meet with Matt DeCourcey, Director of Government Affairs at the Trans Canada Trail, to discuss how the federal government can best support the Trail's continued growth, so that it may benefit Canadians for generations to come.
09/08/2026
As Queen of Canada, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II reigned with a strong sense of duty, compassion, wisdom, and above all, grace. As the longest serving monarch in Commonwealth history, her portrait hung in schools, halls, Legions, and community centres across the country for 70 years.
On the fourth anniversary of her passing, I remember her love for Canada and the important place she holds in our country's history.
09/08/2026
Déclaration commune sur une solution à deux États « Une solution à deux États au conflit israélo-palestinien est essentielle à la paix, à la stabilité et à la sécurité au Moyen-Orient et partout ailleurs. Il est dans l’intérêt national fondamental du Canada, de la France et du Royaume-Uni de protéger et de garantir ce dénouement.
09/08/2026
Joint statement on the two-state solution “A two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is critical for peace, stability and security in the Middle East and beyond. It is a fundamental national interest for Canada, France, and the UK to protect and secure this outcome.
09/07/2026
Canada’s workers and unions have consistently pushed for fair, safe, and equitable working conditions. Today, we recognize their achievements and ongoing contributions to a stronger Canada. Happy Labour Day.
09/04/2026
It was great to return to Generations Toronto today with my colleague Maggie Chi and see how much progress has been made since my last visit.
This innovative intergenerational community will bring together housing, long-term care, early childhood learning, health services and community spaces, all in one place.
I look forward to seeing residents move in and Generations Toronto fully come to life in Don Valley West.
Every time I visit Sunnybrook Hospital, I feel more positive about the future of health care in Canada. This visit with Danielle Martin, MP and Leslie Church, MP focused on how Canada can excel in activating clinical trials and commercializing home-grown innovation.
Canadian health technology development is thriving at Sunnybrook and needs to be shared with the world.
The Trauma Centre at Sunnybrook is where specialists from around the world come to learn and take back to their home countries. It was wonderful to learn about the work done by the dedicated physicians and staff at the Trauma Centre.
A visit to the helipads at Sunnybrook provided more than great views of Toronto. The Helipad brings patients in from all over Ontario to the largest Trauma Centre in Canada.
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