First Ministers’ Joint Statement | Prime Minister of Canada

“Today, Canada’s First Ministers met in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, to address urgent challenges Canada faces and seize important economic opportunities. They focused on Canada-United States relations, and on how to effectively strengthen Canada’s energy independence, break down labour mobility and internal trade barriers, and on how to make Canada’s

First Ministers’ Joint Statement | Prime Minister of Canada

“Today, Canada’s First Ministers met in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, to address urgent challenges Canada faces and seize important economic opportunities. They focused on Canada-United States relations, and on how to effectively strengthen Canada’s energy independence, break down labour mobility and internal trade barriers, and on how to make Canada’s carbon markets more effective. This is the 14th time First Ministers have convened since March 2025 and the fifth time they have met in person. They remain united in the goal of building a stronger, more united, more prosperous, and more resilient Canada. First Ministers acknowledged the wildfires affecting many parts of the country and thanked firefighters, first responders, and Canadian Armed Forces personnel for their assistance in helping affected communities. First Ministers continued their discussion from July 21 on the latest in a series

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