Corey Hogan 🇨🇦

A few days ago, I met with my Youth Council for a roundtable on safe social media. From online harms to platform accountability, young people's experiences and perspectives are fundamental to shaping our work toward safer online spaces for all Canadians.

If you haven't voted yet, it's not too late, and it's so important that you do. If you are in line by 8pm you will be allowed to vote. Your polling station is probably not more than a few minutes walk away. Voting location and more can be found at Elections Alberta's website.

Let your network know.

If you voted by mail-in ballot in Alberta's referendum it's important you: 1. CHECK that your vote was received (👇). 2. VOTE on Election Day (October 19) if it wasn't.

Today's the last day of advance voting in the Alberta referendum. If you haven't voted - go vote. If you have - get others to vote. Text three friends. Make a social post. Start a group chat. Offer a ride/childcare. Build plans around voting. Canada is worth fighting for. 🇨🇦

Hello Edmonton, hello Canada! 🇨🇦

As you vote, consider: 1. 55% of doctors say they’d leave Alberta if we voted to separate [AMA]. 2. 50% of Calgary businesses say they’d leave or reduce activity if we proceeded with separation process [Calgary Chamber]. 3. Bank of Montreal’s operating headquarters is Toronto.

PM @mark-carney.bsky.social is in Calgary today with the message "to go vote," and if you already have, "remind others to vote too!"

Today's the day, Calgary: join us at the Forever Canadian rally with Prime Minister Mark Carney. Tonight at the BMO Centre, doors at 5pm, RSVP required:

This morning, I spoke at the Line 3 Indigenous Advisory & Monitoring Committee's Line-Wide gathering on Tsuut'ina Nation territory. From Indigenous-led monitoring to emergency preparedness, the Committee shows how meaningful partnerships can protect our lands & waters while advancing reconciliation.

JUST ANNOUNCED: the PM will join big city mayors and others at two rallies for our country taking place this week. Thursday: Calgary, BMO Centre 5:30pm Friday: Edmonton, Expo Centre 5:30pm RSVP required. Let's show up for Canada!

🗳️🇨🇦 Advance polls are now open in the Alberta referendum. Most polling places are open 9am to 8pm daily. Don't sit this one out! Don't risk life getting in the way on election day! Cast an early vote for Canada and encourage friends and family to do the same. Share this info.

A referendum with loaded questions. AB gov't ads telling us how to vote. Putting the country itself on the ballot. As Albertans, we decide if we're okay with this. I see a broken process—and Canada being used as a bargaining chip. I voted to stay in Canada. And no to the nine.

Today's "a chance to give thanks for Canada. For the rights, freedoms and opportunities we all enjoy. For the education, the health care, the security that we have because we are Canadian." Happy Thanksgiving, Canada. 🦃🇨🇦

Did you vote in the Alberta referendum by special ballot? Make sure that you confirm your vote was actually received by using the link Elections Alberta sent you from info@elections.ab.ca when you submitted your request. And, if it isn't received in time? Go vote in person! 🇨🇦

The U.S.'s unjustified trade actions damage both our economies, no question. But we're attracting record investment, diversifying trade, building industry. While month-to-month job numbers will vary, the picture is clearer when we step back: Canadians are winning this trade war.

If we say we're going to “stand on guard for thee”, we can stand in line to vote. Advance voting in the Alberta referendum starts next week. Election day is October 19. Make a plan to vote and follow through. Your country is counting on you. 🇨🇦

Now’s the time. If you requested a special ballot, send your vote in and track that it was received using the link Elections Alberta gave you when they registered. Send a strong message of support for our country. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

This week we listed the west coast pipeline, Pacific Link, as a project of national interest. It reduces U.S. reliance, grows the economy and is part of a broader agreement with Alberta that includes 2050 net zero, industrial carbon pricing, CCS, methane reduction. It's how we build Canada strong.

Great to join Tuesday’s Power Plays panel at the Energy Disruptors conference—where we discussed Canada’s opportunity to build more through clear, durable regulations, stronger east-west energy connections, and meaningful economic partnerships with Indigenous communities. Thanks for having me!

658,000 special ballots ordered - but they only count if you return 'em! Make your plan to vote to remain. 🍁

𝗟𝗔𝗦𝗧 𝗖𝗛𝗔𝗡𝗖𝗘 𝗧𝗢 𝗥𝗘𝗤𝗨𝗘𝗦𝗧 𝗔 𝗦𝗣𝗘𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗟 𝗕𝗔𝗟𝗟𝗢𝗧 𝗧𝗢 𝗩𝗢𝗧𝗘 𝗕𝗬 𝗠𝗔𝗜𝗟 in the Alberta referendum. Avoid lines and the chance something comes up. Lock in your vote for Canada. Encourage others to do the same. Share this info. https://www.elections.ab.ca/request-a-special-ballot/

The Building Canada Strong Act gives us the tools to build faster and build better. To diversify markets and strengthen our economy - while ensuring the high environmental and social standards Canadians expect.

True sovereignty is the ability to make choices. More partners and alliances means more choices. Any time you cooperate you give a little. But you can get a lot. Canada's in the enviable position of being able to deepen relationships and reduce dependency on any single country. https://hogan.mp/5

25 days to referendum day and only 𝗧𝗪𝗢 𝗗𝗔𝗬𝗦 to request a special ballot to vote by mail. Lines could be long, processes could be confused, life happens. Don't wait. Lock in your vote to stay in Canada. REQUEST A MAIL-IN BALLOT BY 11:59PM FRIDAY

Despite Conservative claims, there are not 500 projects “waiting for permits”.  We're building more, we're building faster, and we're doing that while maintaining high environmental and social standards. Making things up is not how you hold government to account.

Canada is deepening our non-U.S. relationships because true sovereignty is the ability to make choices. More markets, more partners, more alliances - and less dependence on any single country - means more options.  My latest 👇

Pierre's protesting something not happening. But we won't find sovereignty in autarky. Sovereignty comes from choices. US trade made us prosperous but we need other deep relationships. That gives options - making Canada more resilient, sovereign and free.

Parliament will be back from summer recess soon, so it's a good time to repost this, asking what does an MP do all summer? It's busy, but in a different way. Summer time is filled with work on local and regional projects, constituency meetings, policy work, and neighbourhood visits, plus more.