Serge Cormier

Serge Cormier criticizes Fisheries and Oceans over redfish fishery preparations

Radio-Canada reports that Cormier said Fisheries and Oceans Canada should have started preparing earlier for the opening of the redfish fishery. The item presents his remarks as criticism of the department's timing and planning.

Ottawa announces Belle-Baie infrastructure event featuring Serge Cormier

A federal announcement for Belle-Baie listed Serge Cormier as a participant alongside provincial and municipal officials. The notice invited media to an April 9 infrastructure event connected to housing and infrastructure funding in the region.

Federal and provincial governments back Caraquet water and sewer upgrades with Cormier present

A government news release says Serge Cormier helped announce more than $2.39 million in federal funding, plus provincial and municipal contributions, for water and sewer infrastructure in Caraquet. The project is intended to support a new residential subdivision and enable more housing development.

Serge Cormier projected to win Acadie—Bathurst again in the federal election

Global News reported that Serge Cormier of the Liberal Party was elected in Acadie—Bathurst during the federal election. The item identifies the riding as a New Brunswick seat and notes his long-standing incumbency.

Radio-Canada reports easy victory for Serge Cormier in Acadie—Bathurst

Radio-Canada reported that Cormier was never in difficulty and won comfortably in Acadie—Bathurst. The story places his result in the broader context of federal election outcomes in New Brunswick.

Trois députes du N.-B. appellent Trudeau à démissionner

Serge Cormier, along with fellow New Brunswick MPs René Arseneault and Wayne Long, publicly called for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to resign following Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland's departure, arguing it was time for Trudeau to leave for the country's well-being[3]. Cormier stated in an interview with Téléjournal Acadie that Freeland's message to Trudeau was clear and that he should step down[3].

Government of Canada invests in community infrastructure project in Saint-Isidore, New Brunswick

MP Serge Cormier announced that the Government of Canada allocated over $233,000 to Saint-Isidore, New Brunswick, to purchase a former youth center for a new daycare and community space[4]. This funding is intended to facilitate local community development in his Acadie-Bathurst constituency[4].

Serge Cormier's Bill C-322 on school food passes second reading

Bill C-322, proposed by MP Serge Cormier, passed its second reading in the House of Commons, bringing hope for improved nutrition for children and families across Canada. The bill aims to establish a national school food program to ensure equitable access to healthy meals for students. This legislative milestone is seen as a major step forward in addressing food insecurity among youth.

Serge Cormier backed easing right whale protections to help N.B. fishermen.

CBC News reported that Serge Cormier joined the Maritime Fishermen's Union in calling for a more balanced approach to right whale protections and commercial fishing. He said the Acadian Peninsula closure affected between 200 and 250 fishermen who needed to remove about 60,000 traps within four days.

Serge Cormier endorsed Mark Carney for the Liberal leadership.

Yahoo News Canada reported that Cormier announced his endorsement of Mark Carney on Tuesday. The report said this was notable because he was one of only two Liberal MPs from New Brunswick making an endorsement in that context.