Mark Carney Calls for Restoration of Electricity, Humanitarian Aid in Gaza
Toronto – Prime Minister designate Mark Carney has called for the restoration of electricity and humanitarian aid to Gaza, emphasizing that essentials such as food, electricity, and medical supplies should never be used as political tools.
In a post shared on social media, Carney stated that it has been more than two days since electricity was shut off to Gaza, urging Canada to work with its allies to uphold international law and ensure sustainable peace and security in the Middle East. His statement comes amid ongoing discussions about the delivery of humanitarian assistance to Palestinian families affected by the conflict.
It has been more than two days that the supply of electricity to Gaza has been shut off. It must resume — essentials including food, electricity, and medical supplies should never be used as political tools.
Canada must work with our allies to stand up for international law to…
— Mark Carney (@MarkJCarney) March 11, 2025
Carney also stressed the importance of securing the return of hostages and completing a ceasefire agreement between the parties involved. His comments reflect growing international concerns about the humanitarian situation in the region, with global leaders and aid organizations calling for immediate action.
As the situation develops, Canada’s role in diplomatic efforts to address the crisis remains under scrutiny, with advocacy groups urging the federal government to push for a resolution that ensures aid reaches those in need.
GTA Today will continue to monitor updates on this issue.
