International Day of Women and Girls in Science  Madam Speaker, today is International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a day that highlights the importance of ensuring equal access and full participation of women and girls in science and technology. Our role is to ensure that women and girls are not only present in science, but also empowered to play leadership roles and to be innovators and change-makers.

Natural Resources  Mr. Speaker, my riding of Sudbury has a long, proud mining history. Canada has the potential to become a world leader in critical minerals. Could the Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry give us an update on the critical mining strategy the government is developing?

Seniors  Mr. Speaker, seniors built the Canada we know and love today. Their retirement should be secure, and they should have the financial supports they need. GIS recipients are the most financially vulnerable seniors. Can the Prime Minister please update the House on what we are doing to help seniors make ends meet?

Totten Mine Rescue  Mr. Speaker, recently, in my riding of Sudbury, 39 miners were underground at Vale’s Totten mine when an accident damaged the elevator. The miners were working more than 1,200 metres underground. A plan was carried out to bring all the miners back to the surface. The climb to safety took three days to complete, with all 39 miners brought to the surface without injury or harm.