Kody Blois

Global News aired Blois on tariffs and the EV deal with China

Another Global News listing shows a segment featuring Blois on tariffs and the EV deal with China. The item is a recorded news video, suggesting his comments were part of a broader discussion on trade policy.

Kody Blois posted about a Fisheries Act authorization and new housing units at CFB Greenwood

Blois shared that Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson signed a Fisheries Act authorization allowing Nova Scotia to build a new aboiteau on the Avon River, which he said would help complete the twinning of Highway 101. He also said that he and Chris D’Entremont announced Phase II of the National Defence Housing Initiative, including 208 new housing units at CFB Greenwood.

MyMP profile summarizes Blois's parliamentary activity and lobbying contacts

A MyMP profile for Kody Blois lists his parliamentary speaking record, votes, and lobbying meetings. This is a public mention of his work as an MP, but it is not a news item and does not indicate a recent event within the last seven days.

CBC report says Blois announced federal funding for Gros Morne tourism

CBC reported that Kody Blois, serving as parliamentary secretary to the prime minister, was in Gros Morne to announce a $3.7 million tourism boost. The appearance highlights his role in promoting federal investment in Newfoundland and Labrador tourism.

Blois's official X account identifies him as MP and parliamentary secretary

Kody Blois's X profile states that he is the Member of Parliament for Kings-Hants and the parliamentary secretary to Prime Minister Mark Carney. The profile itself is a public mention confirming his current role rather than a substantive policy post.

Blois referenced in reporting on Liberal efforts to recruit Chris d'Entremont

In reporting on how Liberals attracted their first floor-crosser, Kody Blois said the effort intensified in August during Chris d'Entremont's return from Newfoundland. The mention places Blois in the middle of ongoing political negotiations and caucus strategy.

Blois says more ministers may travel to China after canola talks

Kody Blois said Canada should expect additional high-level delegations to China as Ottawa works to resolve tariffs on Canadian canola. He described his meetings with Chinese trade, foreign affairs, and customs officials as productive and framed the visit as an opportunity for re-engagement.

Liberal MP Kody Blois expects more ministers to visit China after canola trade trip

Kody Blois, parliamentary secretary to Prime Minister Mark Carney, stated that high-level visits to China will continue as Ottawa works to resolve the trade conflict over Canadian canola tariffs.

Liberal MP Kody Blois announces private member's bill (C-359) to accelerate agriculture product approvals for farmers

Kody Blois, chair of the House of Commons agriculture and agri-food committee, held a news conference on Parliament Hill to introduce Bill C-359, which proposes a 90-day provisional registration for new agriculture products if they have existing approvals from trusted jurisdictions [1]. The bill aims to improve competitiveness for Canadian farmers by amending the Feeds Act, Seeds Act, and Pest Control Products Act [1].

Kody Blois' Instagram account shows recent public-facing campaign and constituency content.

His Instagram profile is active and publicly identifies him as the Member of Parliament for Kings-Hants and Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister. Recent reels and posts indicate continued public messaging, including campaign-style and agriculture-related content.

A recent Instagram reel from Kody Blois focused on farmers, producers, and agriculture.

An Instagram reel attributed to Kody Blois contains a message directed to farmers, producers, and the agriculture sector. The post appears to be political outreach tied to his public role and agricultural file.

Global News interviews MP Kody Blois about tariffs and the Canada-China EV deal.

Global News published a video interview in which Kody Blois discussed the suspension of Chinese tariffs on seafood and the Canada-China EV deal. The mention is framed around trade policy and federal economic impacts.

Kody Blois has been publicly discussing China trade issues and tariffs in recent coverage.

Recent media coverage includes Blois discussing meetings with Chinese officials about tariffs and trade, as well as comments on seafood tariffs and an EV deal with China. These mentions indicate ongoing public attention to his role in foreign trade policy.

Blois said more ministers are likely to visit China after a recent canola-related trip.

A recent article reports that Blois, serving as parliamentary secretary to Prime Minister Mark Carney, joined Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe on a trip to China. He reportedly suggested more ministers may follow with similar visits, which keeps trade and agricultural diplomacy in the spotlight.

Kody Blois was named Canada’s new minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food and Rural Economic Development.

A Prime Minister’s Office news release, cited by The Grower, says Nova Scotia MP Kody Blois was appointed minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food and Rural Economic Development. The mention is a public government announcement rather than a social post, and it reflects a recent cabinet change.

Kody Blois was re-elected and highlighted agriculture priorities in post-election coverage.

A recent report says Nova Scotia MP Kody Blois secured his third consecutive election victory and returned to Ottawa with a renewed focus on agriculture and rural economic development. The coverage notes his comments on AgriStability, interprovincial barriers, and support for farmers.

Coverage says Kody Blois has been raising infrastructure and tourism priorities from Atlantic communities.

A local report notes Blois visited communities and announced funding for tourism projects while emphasizing the need for more capacity and infrastructure. He said he planned to bring these priorities back to the Prime Minister.

MP Kody Blois discusses Greenland, tariffs, and China in recent interview.

Nova Scotia MP Kody Blois appeared on CTV News to discuss several major policy issues including Greenland, tariffs, and China relations. The interview covered contemporary international trade and geopolitical topics affecting Canada.

Kings-Hants MP Kody Blois held virtual Q&A with Annapolis Valley Chamber of Commerce.

MP Kody Blois participated in a virtual question and answer session on April 30 with representatives from the Annapolis Valley Chamber of Commerce and other local organizations. The event provided constituents an opportunity to engage directly with their elected representative.

N.S. MP Kody Blois discusses meeting with Chinese officials.

Nova Scotia MP Kody Blois, Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister for Kings-Hants, recently returned from China where he met with Chinese officials to discuss tariffs and trade issues. He reported that while there were extensive discussions with partners, no deals were finalized from the meetings.