Sima Acan
- Born
- 1979 — Ankara, Turkey
- Family
- Lives in Oakville with her husband and two children.
- Education
- Graduated in 2003 from Işık University
- Career
- President of the Federation of Canadian Turkish Associations; owns a robotics company in Oakville, Ontario.
- Political Experience
- Elected Member of Parliament for Oakville West in the 2025 Canadian federal election.
- Property
- Owns a robotics company in Oakville, Ontario.
- Notable
- First Canadian of Turkish descent elected to the House of Commons.
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Mr. Speaker, the work our government is doing to diversify Canadian trade matters for the workers in my riding of Oakville West, who produce top-quality products that are in demand around the world. The recently concluded Canada-U.A.E. trade agreement marks a historic milestone for our country to expand trade ties with our largest trading partner in the Middle East. Could the Minister of
C-34 Mr. Speaker, I want to thank my colleague for speaking to Bill. I always say crime is a non-partisan issue. My colleague and I sit together on the public safety committee and work together on so many bills that we passed last year. C-22 C-34 In June, we worked on Billin committee, which is on lawful access, and complementary legislation to Bill. It would provide law enforcement agencies
Mr. Speaker, the world wants what Canada has to offer. From our economic potential to the strength of our international relationships, Canada has a great deal to bring to the table. We are engaging with partners around the world, advancing our interests and demonstrating what Canada can achieve. Can the Minister of Foreign Affairs tell the House how Canada's economic potential is helping to
How much engineering, manufacturing, life-cycle services and fuel supply would be provided from Canada?
Thank you very much. Professor, this question is actually both for you and for Dr. Keefer. You mentioned, and repeated, that Canada is increasingly importing the technologies used to build its electricity system. Dr. Keefer, you said CANDU gives Canada domestically anchored technology and supply chains, which we already know. We have the full cycle of the supply chain around CANDU technology.
Thank you very much. Mr. Austin, we were discussing the fuel cycle. I know you are mining in Saskatchewan and refining at Blind River, Ontario, and converting uranium to uranium hexafluoride at Port Hope, but you are also shipping it to the States, Europe and Japan for enrichment. My question is, as global nuclear demand grows, what would it take for Cameco to invest in that missing part of the
That was my question. Go ahead, Mr. Naqvi.