Eleanor Olszewski

Eleanor Olszewski announced a disaster recovery funding update in Alberta while marking the Fort McMurray wildfire anniversary.

Public Safety Canada said Minister Eleanor Olszewski would provide remarks in Fort McMurray marking 10 years since the wildfire and make an announcement related to disaster recovery funding in Alberta. The notice identified her as Minister of Emergency Management and Community Resilience and minister responsible for Prairies Economic Development Canada.

Eleanor Olszewski appeared at a rally for the Forever Canadian campaign ahead of Alberta's referendum.

A St. Albert Gazette report said supporters at a Saturday rally included federal cabinet minister and Edmonton-Centre MP Eleanor Olszewski. The article quoted her as saying Alberta and Canadian identity were both important in the context of the campaign.

Public profile pages highlighted Eleanor Olszewski's recent housing announcement in Jasper.

A public profile page for Eleanor Olszewski referenced a recent announcement in Jasper about more than $14 million for new housing units. The page is a secondary mention rather than a primary news report, but it reflects continued public discussion of her ministerial activity within the last week.

Eleanor Olszewski becomes Minister of Emergency Management and Community Resilience and Prairies Economic Development Canada.

Eleanor Olszewski was appointed to cabinet and took on responsibilities related to emergency management and Prairies economic development. Coverage and public references describe her as the MP for Edmonton Centre and a new federal minister from Alberta.

Official parliamentary profile highlights Eleanor Olszewski's election as MP for Edmonton Centre and ministerial role.

The House of Commons profile identifies Eleanor Olszewski as the Member of Parliament for Edmonton Centre. It also notes her recent parliamentary activity, indicating active public-facing work in Ottawa.

Minister Eleanor Olszewski will highlight Spring Economic Update measures supporting skilled trades and Alberta workers.

Prairies Economic Development Canada announced that Minister Eleanor Olszewski will speak in Edmonton about Spring Economic Update measures aimed at strengthening skilled trades training and apprenticeship systems. The event is framed as support for Albertans seeking good jobs and for Canada’s workforce needs.

Prime Minister Carney named Eleanor Olszewski as Ministerial Lead for Jasper recovery efforts.

The Prime Minister announced that Olszewski will coordinate the federal government’s recovery and rebuilding efforts for Jasper, working with provincial and local partners. The role adds to her responsibilities as Minister of Emergency Management and Community Resilience and minister responsible for Prairies Economic Development Canada.

Eleanor Olszewski appeared in a CPAC broadcast announcing the Prairie Partnership Initiative.

A CPAC video shows Olszewski speaking at an announcement tied to the Prairie Partnership Initiative. The appearance included remarks about a memorandum of understanding between the federal government and Alberta.

Minister Olszewski to highlight federal fuel excise tax relief to support affordability for Canadians.

Minister Eleanor Olszewski announced the Government of Canada's temporary suspension of the federal fuel excise tax on gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuel from April 20 to September 7, 2026. The measure is designed to help lower costs for Canadians, with a public event scheduled at a Co-op gas station in Edmonton on April 24, 2026.

Minister Olszewski highlights federal support for Edmonton area businesses.

Minister Eleanor Olszewski announced federal funding to help businesses in the Edmonton area adapt to new trade realities and modernize operations. The announcement was made during a media event on April 17, 2026, at Flexxaire in Edmonton.

Minister Olszewski to highlight Government of Canada's achievement of the NATO 2% defence spending target.

Minister Eleanor Olszewski visited Canadian Forces Base Edmonton on April 2, 2026, to highlight Canada's achievement of the NATO 2% defence spending target. The event was held at 3rd Canadian Division Headquarters in Edmonton, Alberta.