Mackenzie Gray

The Carney Liberals have survived their first confidence vote in the House of Commons, with the Throne Speech passing. There was not a recorded vote, since no MP (including Andrew Scheer, who is in the shot) spoke up when the the Speaker asked if anyone opposed #cdnpoli https://t.co/ycc0qjjqqF

The House of Commons just had a moment of silence to honour former astronaut and federal minister Marc Garneau, who has passed away at 76 #cdnpoli https://t.co/QphfRF6AAk

Bloc Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet previously said he would give the LPC a year to govern but sometimes things change, so we reached we asked the Bloc on how they plan to vote on the Throne Speech The response, "We have no news about how the caucus is going to vote" #cdnpoli

Mackenzie Gray @Gray_Mackenzie

NDP Leader Don Davies says they will vote against the Throne Speech later today. The Liberals will need either the Bloc or the CPC to make sure it passes or we're headed to anther election #cdnpoli

NDP Leader Don Davies says they will vote against the Throne Speech later today. The Liberals will need either the Bloc or the CPC to make sure it passes or we're headed to anther election #cdnpoli

A new PBO review of the proposed 2025-26 LPC spending shows they’re planning to spend $488.1 B The PBO says public debt charges have “increased significantly,” projecting $49.1 B this year with a major increase to $69.9 B by 2029-30, exceeding health transfers payments #cdnpoli https://t.co/Qf87o2IGbS

RT @GowlingJordan: The Bank of Canada held its policy rate this morning at 2.75%, in a move that was widely expected. The central bank sa…

On increased US steel and aluminum tariffs, a PMO statement says the feds are “engaged in intensive and live negotiations to have these and other tariffs removed as part of a new economic and security partnership with the United States” No word about retaliation #cdnpoli https://t.co/UoE2DTYbtP

RT @GowlingJordan: TD report calls into question Liberal promise to hit 500,000 housing starts a year over the next decade. Full story he…

Love was in the air for Doug Ford, as the Premiers & PMMC headed into their meeting optimistic but after 6 hours, they didn't officially announce projects Ottawa would fast track or fund Here's my story on PMMC's "nation-building" pitch, that may include an oil pipeline #cdnpoli https://t.co/eeyM2ramN8

Both Scott Moe and Mark Carney labelled today’s meeting as productive but as per the statement on the FMM, there is no new list of prioritized major projects Doug Ford says “he has all the confidence in the world” Carney will bring a list forward soon #cdnpoli https://t.co/gqW9MPQu4H

AB Premier Danielle Smith seems to have given up on a pipeline through QC #cdnpoli “I've got to work with where I think we're going to have the most success and where I think we'll have the most success right now is working on a corridor between Hudson Bay and Prince Rupert” https://t.co/IMaHJzHxYw

A lot of people have been making hay over Justin Trudeau’s shoes during the speech from the throne but NWT Premier R.J. Simpson has him beat! He has on some very cool moccasins for the FMM today #cdnpoli https://t.co/s3Rn2fHFzC

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is going off on Trump again #cdnpoli “He wants to destroy every single business, bring every single business down to the US, but a message to President Trump, that's not going to happen under our watch.” https://t.co/XMEMzkigmz

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe are about to sign an MOU on a number of internal trade measures, ahead of all of the Premiers meeting with the PM here in Saskatoon #cdnpoli https://t.co/xE7tvncEQ7

RT @jillyonthehilly: I asked Pierre Poilievre today if he is worried about a challenge to his leadership after losing his seat in the feder…

Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman today, and according to the PMO, "the leaders discussed energy security and deepening bilateral trade. They agreed on the imperative of a sustainable peace in the Middle East." #cdnpoli

In the first QP of 2025, it was Mark Carney vs the CPC's #2, Andrew Scheer, who took a slightly softer tone compared to the seatless Pierre Poilievre Here's my story on how Carney fared, who had first day jitters & why Liberals are worried about how Carney will do in QP #cdnpoli https://t.co/TJ0qvb6TVM