Marc Miller
Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture
Liberal
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Political contributions received
| Date | Donor | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 2025-04-09 | Micheline Cloutier Coffin | $1000.00 |
Government Contracts
Contracts awarded to entities linked to this member, as identified through disclosed holdings and lobbying activity
| Organization | Contracts | Total Value |
|---|---|---|
| Bell Canada | 13 | $4,697,340.01 |
| ASTRA | 7 | $591,899.40 |
| Concordia University | 2 | $546,303.09 |
| Rick Hansen Foundation | 3 | $90,500.00 |
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Recent Mentions
Updated 2026-07-12Recent news, social media, and press mentions
Unverified claim: Marc Miller quits federal politics amid liberal majority uncertainty
A Facebook post claims Marc Miller is quitting federal politics, but there is no verifiable news from major outlets confirming this announcement.
View source →Miller addresses Canada-U.S. border issues and student visa caps
Federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller discussed immigration plans, the impact of the incoming Trump administration on border issues, and the two-year cap on international student visas.
View source →Miller discusses 'lost Canadians' citizenship bill and immigration surge
Immigration Minister Marc Miller spoke with reporters about Bill C-71, which would extend citizenship to children born abroad and restore it to 'Lost Canadians', while also addressing asylum seeker surges.
View source →Miller back in cabinet, 2 other ministers get new roles after swearing-in
Liberal MP Marc Miller was reinstated to the cabinet on Monday at Rideau Hall, taking on roles as minister for Canadian identity and culture, and minister in charge of official languages.
View source →Miller condemns Liberal attempt to oust Trudeau as 'passive-aggressive'
Immigration Minister Marc Miller criticized Liberal caucus members who are pushing for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step down, calling it the most passive-aggressive display he has ever seen.
View source →Marc Miller returns to the federal cabinet as Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture
Marc Miller was officially sworn into the federal cabinet today, replacing Steven Guilbeault who resigned following an energy deal between Ottawa and Alberta.
View source →Marc Miller becomes Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship
Miller was appointed as the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship on July 26, 2023, marking a key role in his political career.
View source →Marc Miller gave an exclusive TV interview after joining Carney's cabinet.
In an interview on Power & Politics, Miller discussed his new portfolio, Indigenous consultation, and the resignation of Steven Guilbeault. The appearance helped clarify his priorities as the newly appointed minister.
View source →François Legault criticized Marc Miller over comments about the decline of French.
Quebec Premier François Legault sharply attacked Miller after Miller said he rejects the idea that French is in complete decline in Quebec. The exchange triggered public debate in Quebec over language policy and federal messaging.
View source →Parliament profile lists Marc Miller's current roles and recent work.
The House of Commons profile shows Marc Miller as the MP for Ville-Marie—Le Sud-Ouest—Île-des-Soeurs and notes his ministerial responsibilities. It also lists recent parliamentary activity in the current session.
View source →CPAC reports controversy over Marc Miller's early days as official languages minister.
CPAC covered reaction to Miller's comments rejecting the idea that French is in complete decline in Quebec. The segment discussed the political impact on Carney's government and the backlash from Quebec leaders.
View source →François Legault blasts Marc Miller over comments on French language decline.
Quebec Premier François Legault criticized Marc Miller after the minister suggested the decline of French in Quebec was overstated. The remarks sparked strong backlash in Quebec and were widely reported as a controversy around Miller's role in official languages.
View source →Culture Minister Marc Miller explains $1.9 billion heritage budget allocation.
Minister Marc Miller broke down the substantial $1.9 billion heritage budget, covering expenditures from professional sports to local journalism, while addressing questions about whether these investments deliver value for Canadians.
View source →Marc Miller says Musqueam deal has nothing to do with private property.
Culture Minister Marc Miller defended a rights acknowledgment agreement between the federal government and the Musqueam First Nation, stating it does not involve dispossessing private property owners. Miller criticized opposition politicians for weaponizing the ruling regarding Indigenous rights in British Columbia.
View source →Marc Miller defends Liberal asylum reform package in parliamentary debate.
In the House of Commons, MP Marc Miller criticized Conservatives for voting against the government's asylum reform proposed in May. He urged support for border enforcement and refugee measures. Miller represents Ville-Marie—Le Sud-Ouest—Île-des-Soeurs.
View source →Marc Miller attracts controversy in early days as new culture minister.
Former Toronto mayor David Miller criticizes Marc Miller's involvement in the Alberta-Ottawa MOU. He outlines issues with the agreement and suggests preferred projects. This comes amid Miller's recent cabinet appointment.
View source →Marc Miller named new Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture following cabinet reshuffle.
Prime Minister Carney appointed Marc Miller to replace Steven Guilbeault, who resigned after an energy pact with Alberta. Miller also serves as Minister responsible for Official Languages. This move fills gaps in the cabinet left by Guilbeault's departure.
View source →Marc Miller discusses by-elections and Liberal Party priorities at the Montreal convention.
Minister for Canadian Identity and Culture Marc Miller was interviewed by Michael Serapio during the Liberal convention coverage in Montreal. He addressed the current political landscape, upcoming by-elections, and the state of the Liberal Party under Prime Minister Mark Carney. The discussion highlighted key party focuses amid the convention.
View source →Marc Miller states by-elections are key to achieving Liberal majority government.
At the 2026 Liberal national convention in Montreal, Immigration Minister Marc Miller emphasized winning at least one of three by-elections on April 13 as the party's top priority. He described the by-elections in Scarborough Southwest, University-Rosedale, and Terrebonne as a pivotal moment for the Carney government. The Liberals hold 171 seats, one short of a majority after a Conservative MP crossed the floor.
View source →Public Disclosures
Financial and ethics disclosures filed with the registry
Gifts
Gift (Act) Received 2026/05/07
Nature
Three tickets for the Departure Honours Gala on May 7, 2026 at the Koerner Hall in Toronto, Ontario
Source
The organizers of Departure
Circumstances
Delivering a speech in my official capacity as Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister responsible for Official Languages
Gift (Act) Received 2026/05/08
Nature
Two tickets for Canada 2020's 20th Anniversary Gala, in Toronto, Ontario on May 8, 2026
Source
Canada 2020
Circumstances
Delivering a speech in my official capacity as Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister responsible for Official Languages
Gift (Act) Received 2026/05/09
Nature
Three tickets to the 15th Glenn Gould Prize Gala on May 9, 2026 in Toronto, Ontario
Source
Glenn Gould Foundation
Circumstances
Delivering a speech in my official capacity as Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister responsible for Official Languages
Liabilities
Mortgage with RBC, with spouse
Recusal
On October 17, 2023, in the exercise of my official duties, I recused myself from any discussions or decisions relating to the appointment process of members of the Canada Industrial Relations Board, in order to avoid any opportunity to give preferential treatment to or further the private interests of a friend, Mr. Richard Brabander.
In order to avoid any opportunity to give preferential treatment to or further the private interests of my friend, Eric Maldoff, I recused myself on November 3, 2020 from all discussions and decisions relating to his appointment as Innu Special Representative for the Federal Government.
In order to avoid any opportunity to give preferential treatment to or further the private interests of my friend, Richard Brabander, I recused myself on October 26, 2020 from all discussions and decisions relating to his appointment as a member of the Canada Industrial Relations Board.
Spouse's/Common-Law Partner's activities
Co-Chair of the National Steering Committee, National Association of Women and the Law, a not-for-profit organization, Ottawa, Ontario
Spouse's/Common-Law Partner's assets
Shares of Alfa Laval AB
Shares of AstraZeneca PLC
Shares of Investor AB SERIE B
Spouse's/Common-Law Partner's source(s) of income
Last 12 months:
Employment income from the Government of Canada
Next 12 months:
Employment income from the Government of Canada
Summary Statement
Obligation to provide a confidential report has been met and all initial reporting and compliance measures have been taken to comply with the Conflict of Interest Act.
Travel
Travel aboard a private aircraft
Member of my ministerial staff in attendance:
Samantha Carter, Operations Advisor
Alisson Lévesque, Director of Communications
Date: 2026/03/21
Accepted from: Deline Got’ine Government
Circumstances: Round trip from Yellowknife to Deline, Northwest Territories to attend a commemorative event celebrating the 200th anniversary of hockey.
This flight was required as part of my official duties as Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister responsible for Official Languages. No commercial flights were available, and all guests were flown out in this manner.
Travel on a non-commercial chartered or private aircraft
Date: 2023/05/14
Offered by: Makivik
Circumstances: Touring by helicopter a few Nunavik sites that have great cultural value for the Inuits. These sites were otherwise inaccessible given their remoteness.
Member of ministerial staff in attendance: Bryan Rourke, Director of operation in my Office.
This flight was required in my official capacity.
Travel aboard a non-commercial chartered or private aircraft
Date: 2023/03/16
Offered by: Penticton Indian Band
Circumstances: I overflew lands in the Okanagan region onboard the Band's helicopter that are involved in their specific claims. The Band requested that I view the contrast of these lands to neighboring cities from above.
This flight was required in my capacity as Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations.
Travel on a non-commercial chartered or private aircraft on June 28, 2022 round trip from Inuvik.
Source: Inuvialuit Regional Corporation
Circumstances: Touring a few sites by helicopter that were otherwise inaccessible operated by the Inuvialuit Regional Corporation in the Inuvik region.
This travel was required in my capacity as a public office holder and was pre-approved by the Commissioner.
Travel on a non-commercial chartered or private aircraft
Departing flight
From: Vancouver, British Columbia
To: Bella Bella, British Columbia
Date: 2021/07/30
Return flight
From: Bella Bella, British Columbia
To: Vancouver, British Columbia
Date: 2021/08/02
Source: Pacific Coastal, chartered by the Heiltsuk First Nation
Circumstances: Visit to the Indigenous community of Bella Bella in British Columbia (Heiltsuk First Nation). No commercial flight was offered into the area at this time.
I was accompanied by my spouse, whose seat was paid from personal funds.
This travel was required in my capacity as a public office holder and was pre-approved by the Commissioner.
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