Patty Hajdu

Patty Hajdu discusses a $5.9-billion skilled workers strategy on CTV News.

CTV News published an interview with Minister Patty Hajdu about the government's goal to recruit, train, and hire 100,000 new skilled trades workers. The segment frames the plan as part of a broader skilled workers strategy and focuses on jobs and family policy.

House committee debate references Patty Hajdu in discussion of seniors' benefits and processing issues.

House of Commons committee evidence shows members discussing a request for Patty Hajdu to appear regarding concerns about Cúram software, old age security claims, and cost overruns. In the same meeting, Hajdu responded to questions about affordability measures and the government's focus on helping families.

Federal Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu discusses the federal government’s ongoing investments to address youth unemployment.

In a recent CTV News segment, Minister Patty Hajdu outlines how new federal programs are creating opportunities for young Canadians entering the workforce.

Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu highlights the creation of 175,000 youth employment and skills‑training opportunities.

Speaking at the University of Ottawa, Hajdu announced 175,000 new youth employment and skills‑training placements across Canada, including internships and wage subsidies.

Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu faces pressure to resolve allegations of unpaid work in the airline sector.

National Observer reports that Hajdu’s department is seeking further information from air carriers and unions as it investigates claims of unpaid labour practices.

Minister Patty Hajdu comments on medical assistance in dying and related legislative issues.

In a recent press event on Parliament Hill, Hajdu and other ministers spoke about the federal stance on MAID expansion and associated policy concerns.

Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu urges students to pursue careers in the skilled trades.

In a Global News segment, Hajdu emphasizes that thousands of skilled‑trade jobs will open in the coming years, describing them as essential for Canada’s economic growth.

Minister Patty Hajdu comments on Liberal caucus mood and party unity during weekly meeting on Parliament Hill.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and ministers, including Patty Hajdu, spoke to reporters after the Liberal caucus meeting. Hajdu, as Minister of Jobs and Families, addressed the positive atmosphere in the caucus alongside newly elected MPs. She also mentioned the Finnish population in Thunder Bay.

Patty Hajdu states Canadians are united in response to looming US tariffs.

Thunder Bay-Superior North MP Patty Hajdu expressed pride in Canadians' responses to economic threats from the US. She emphasized that Canada will continue to protect its economy and sovereignty amid the tariff war. Hajdu noted that no Canadian wanted this situation.