Joanne Thompson

No Recent Public News or Social Mentions Found for Joanne Thompson (NL MP) in Past 7 Days

Despite Joanne Thompson being the active MP for St. John's East and Minister of Fisheries, no news articles, social media posts, or public mentions were found in the last 7 days (July 5–12, 2026) in the provided search results.

Search Results Show No New Activity for Joanne Thompson Beyond Earlier Summer 2026 Reports

The most recent search results regarding her activities date back to late March 2025 (appointment as Fisheries Minister) and undated general profiles, with no coverage from July 2026.

No Twitter/X, Instagram, or Facebook Posts from Joanne Thompson Identified in Last Week

While Joanne Thompson maintains active social media accounts (@Joanne_NL on X, joannethompsonstjohns on Facebook, and an Instagram profile), no posts from July 5–12, 2026 were retrieved in the search results.

Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson outlines initiatives to support Canada's seafood industry

Minister Joanne Thompson stated she plans to continue supporting the country's seafood industry through new initiatives, emphasizing her commitment to the sector's growth and sustainability. She discussed these plans directly with SeafoodSource, highlighting ongoing efforts to bolster the national seafood trade[6].

Joanne Thompson expresses gratitude for trust from Prime Minister Mark Carney

In an Instagram post, Joanne Thompson expressed deep gratitude for the trust Prime Minister Mark Carney has placed in her, stating she is ready to 'get to work and drive serious results and change for Canadians.' The post reflects her alignment with the new administration and her readiness to implement policy changes[9].

Joanne Thompson honors veterans at Vimy Ridge, NL veterans join her in commemoration

Joanne Thompson shared a post on X (Twitter) honoring the courage and bravery symbolized by Vimy Ridge, noting she was deeply honored to walk the grounds with veterans from Newfoundland and Labrador. The post highlights her role as a working Minister of Fisheries for St. John's East and her connection to the NL community[4].

Joanne Thompson praises Yvonne Jones for paving way in municipal, provincial, and federal politics

On Facebook, Joanne Thompson discussed the determination and courage of her friend Yvonne Jones, praising her for paving the way in municipal, provincial, and federal politics. Thompson shared that it was a pleasure to join Jones in Ottawa for the event, highlighting their shared commitment to political service[8].

VOCM reported Joanne Thompson was promoting Newfoundland and Labrador seafood in new international markets at the Global Seafood Expo.

The federal fisheries minister said Newfoundland and Labrador products are highly competitive and well positioned for expansion into global markets. The report noted she was using the province's recent outreach efforts in Gander as an example.

Joanne Thompson's official website and campaign material highlighted her cabinet roles and policy priorities.

Her site says she was elected MP for St. John's East in 2021, became Minister of Seniors in 2024, and Minister of Fisheries in 2025. The page also emphasizes tax cuts, eliminating the carbon tax for families and small businesses, and supporting economic growth.

The House of Commons profile lists Joanne Thompson as the MP for St. John's East and Minister of Fisheries.

Parliament's member profile identifies Thompson's riding, province, party affiliation, and current office. It also notes her recent parliamentary activity in the current session.

Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson announces $957.8 million investment in Small Craft Harbours Program.

Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson and Member of Parliament Paul Connors highlighted a nearly $1 billion investment over five years from the Spring Economic Update 2026 to repair, maintain and modernize Canada's small craft harbours. The investment aims to build a climate-resilient, safe and future-ready harbour network across coastal and rural communities.

Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson discusses Canada's wharves and infrastructure rebuilding.

Joanne Thompson, Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, appeared on CTV News to discuss efforts to rebuild Canada's wharves and docks. The segment highlighted infrastructure investments for coastal communities.

Thompson Seeks Balance on South Coast Conservation Plan

Federal Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson stated that middle ground can be found regarding the proposed Marine Conservation Area along Newfoundland's south coast. Thompson emphasized the need for meaningful consultation with fisheries groups, noting that the project could benefit all perspectives when properly balanced.

Joanne Thompson Remains Canada's Fisheries Minister

Following Mark Carney's appointment as Canada's new prime minister, Joanne Thompson retained her position as federal Minister of Fisheries and Oceans Canada.