Peter Fragiskatos

Peter Fragiskatos highlights launch of National Food Security Strategy in Port Windsor

Parliamentary Secretary Peter Fragiskatos announced the Government of Canada's new National Food Security Strategy, backed by over $3 billion in investments to boost food production and lower grocery prices.

Peter Fragiskatos visits Windsor to promote National Food Security Strategy on X

Fragiskatos posted on X about his visit to Windsor to highlight the government's recently announced National Food Security Strategy and its goals for food security.

Peter Fragiskatos promotes National Food Security Strategy on Facebook

On Facebook, Fragiskatos shared his recent visit to Windsor to highlight the National Food Security Strategy, emphasizing greater control over food systems.

Protesters target Liberal MP Peter Fragiskatos' office over ceasefire stance

Protesters occupied the outside of Peter Fragiskatos' office on Wednesday chanting for a ceasefire in Palestinian territories but were stopped by police from entering. The incident followed previous vandalism of the office with ketchup and red paint, and Fragiskatos filed a police report after receiving a threatening phone call.

Peter Fragiskatos appointed Parliamentary Secretary to Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that MP Fragiskatos was appointed Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities. This appointment highlights his role in the Canadian government's infrastructure and housing initiatives.

Thank you to ALS Caucus Co-Chair MP Peter Fragiskatos for bringing visibility to the cause

The ALS Caucus thanked MP Peter Fragiskatos for his work bringing visibility to ALS, a disease that affected a loved one of the post's author for over a year and a half. Fragiskatos serves as ALS Caucus Co-Chair and advocates for finding a cure.

Liberal MP Peter Fragiskatos tells recent grad 'at least you're employed' amid foreign worker plight

During a discussion on foreign worker issues, MP Fragiskatos asked a recent graduate if they were working, and upon hearing yes, remarked that they were 'at least employed.' This comment was made in the context of debates over foreign labor and domestic employment.