Nate Erskine-Smith

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MP for Beaches-East York | Host of #uncommonspod

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10 years of celebrating the Bengali New Year in our shared East End. Shuvo Noboborsho!

Great to be back in Sudbury this morning to announce $16 million in funding to cut red tape and accelerate affordable housing development. Thanks to Viviane Lapointe, @MarcSerreMP, and Paul Lefebvre for supporting this collaborative effort to build more homes faster in Northern Ontario.

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Why our campaign appealed the results of the SSW nomination race.

Leaving federal politics to make a bigger difference, and it was good to catch up with the Prime Minister as we head into an important weekend.

The good, the bad, and the ugly. Some thoughts on Budget 2025.

New #uncommonspod with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

I was asked yesterday why I'm taking on this new role and what changed my mind about running again. It's simple: to make the biggest difference that I can on one of the most important challenges we face.

I can't believe we're still debating the carbon price. It works and the rebates make the majority of Canadians whole or better off. Listen to the full conversation at the link below:

Walked into a scrum on my way out of caucus this morning.

Yesterday was a fulfilling day representing Canada in Boston! 🇨🇦 Here’s a moment from a thoughtful and productive conversation on housing policy with students at Harvard University, moderated by Justin de Benedictis-Kessner, at the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs.

Step 1: do government business on personal cell to help insiders &amp; friends Step 2: get caught, courts rule cell info be released Step 3: ignore courts, gut transparency laws to block disclosure and dodge accountability What is Ford hiding and how bad can it be?

Forget the anonymous quotes from Liberal MPs. If anyone has a say, it should be grassroots members. Here are my thoughts on a tough by-election and what comes next for the Prime Minister and our country. #uncommonsweekly

We can deliver the communities that Canadians deserve, while treating vulnerable people with concern, dignity, and respect. Here’s how I am thinking about addressing encampments and ending homelessness:

No, I’m not running for leader. But here are some thoughts on the Prime Minister’s announcement, what prorogation means, and the opportunity for renewal and a campaign of ideas.

Hard to understand why Poilievre is so dismissive of a #TeamCanada response to President Trump

For those who only read a headline, worth watching this interview. Look forward to getting back to work in Ottawa soon.

Spoke to David Cochrane yesterday about our campaign's decision to appeal the results of the SSW nomination race. Here's the full interview.

For a guy who quoted me all week, something tells me Poilievre isn’t going to vote with me today.

Reminder that carbon rebates land in bank accounts today, that most people are better off after the rebates, and that carbon pricing works

My parents were both teachers and my first experience in politics was standing with them on the picket line against Conservative cuts to education. It's 2026 and we need to fight for strong public education all over again. #RedforEd

It is horrifying to watch our neighbouring democracy lose itself.

It’s in Canada’s interest when international law is respected.

Step 1: do government business on personal cell to help insiders & friends Step 2: get caught, courts rule cell info be released Step 3: ignore courts, gut transparency laws to block disclosure and dodge accountability What is Ford hiding and how bad can it be?