(2/2) This ongoing support for drug treatment courts not only promotes healing but helps build healthier and safer communities, including in West-Central Saskatchewan.

(1/2) When someone is struggling, they deserve support and the right resources. By investing in Drug Treatment Courts, we are strengthening our justice system and helping people get the care they need to recover, break the cycle of drug use, and prevent criminal reoffending.

(2/2) Our mutual history based on the rule of law guides how criminal justice reforms can benefit of both countries.

(1/2) I was honoured to meet with Lord Hermer, UK Attorney General, and Shabana Mahmood, UK Secretary of State for Justice to discuss ways to strengthen the justice system in the UK and Canada.

#MandelaDay is a reminder of the importance of advancing justice, equality, and reconciliation. Nelson Mandela’s legacy continues to inspire ongoing efforts to build a fairer and more equitable justice system for all.

This support provides increased resources for Indigenous families seeking information about their missing or murdered loved ones.

Today I was pleased to meet and talk to the members of the UN Declaration Act Action Plan Advisory Committee. Their expertise will help contribute to our efforts to uphold and implement the UN Declaration and the human rights of Indigenous peoples. #Reconciliation.

Helping youth walk away from a future of crime builds safer communities and a more compassionate Canada. This award is about celebrating ways we can better support youth and ensure a more just society. Nominate a police-led initiative:

As we mark #NIPD2025, we stand alongside Indigenous communities in honouring their enduring strength, cultures, and contributions. Reconciliation must be actioned through justice, respect, and true partnership. #NIHM2025.

The mistreatment of older persons is a serious issue that requires awareness, prevention, and action. We remain committed to protecting the safety, dignity, and well-being of older persons in Canada. #WEAAD.

During National Indigenous History Month we recognize and honour the advocacy that led to the UN Declaration Act. Implementing this law continues as part of our work to advance reconciliation and Indigenous justice priorities in true partnership with Indigenous peoples. #NIHM2025.

Today, the Honourable Sean Fraser was sworn in as Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada. Learn more about how the Department supports the dual roles:

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The deep knowledge and expertise of Action Plan Advisory Committee members will help guide our work to uphold and implement the UN Declaration, advance reconciliation and make a positive impact for Indigenous communities. #UNDRIP #Reconciliation.

The X account of the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada is in transition.

Since July 2023, approximately half of the 234 judges federally appointed across the country are women. On this International Day of Women Judges, let’s celebrate this progress toward achieving gender equality in our justice system.

(3/3) The Strategy aims to better reflect and incorporate Indigenous values within the justice system, while fostering innovations that empower Indigenous peoples to advance self-determination and the revitalization of Indigenous laws and legal orders.

(2/3) The #IndigenousJustice Strategy is a crucial step in advancing transformative reforms across the criminal justice system.

(1/3) We are deeply committed to working closely with Indigenous peoples and with provinces and territories to reduce systemic discrimination and the overrepresentation of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis in contact with the criminal justice system.

(5/5) She also served as counsel at Juristes Power, where she worked on appellate litigation in complex constitutional and language rights matters, including several cases before the Supreme Court of Canada.