Marco Vigliotti

Ottawa

Editor in Chief at iPolitics

Editor-in-chief @ipoliticsCA & @QPBriefing

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As one of just three incoming MPs born in the 2000s, Fares Al Soud says he wants to ensure young Canadians have a voice in the House

1 week ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

As he prepares to make history as one of the country’s first MPs born in the 21st century, Fares Al Soud says he wants to ensure young Canadians have a voice in the House of Commons. The former Hill staffer won election in Mississauga Centre in last week’s vote, succeeding longtime MP and former cabinet minister Omar Alghabra.
Pitfield, Caley remain in PMO after Liberal election win

1 week ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

NewsA Liberal government source confirmed that Pitfield has served in the role since Carney was sworn in as PM back in mid-March. Tom Pitfield is staying on as Prime Minister Mark Carney’s principal secretary. A Liberal government source confirmed that Pitfield has served in the role since Carney was sworn in as PM back in mid-March. Pitfield also headed up the Liberal general election campaign this spring.
Carney says Tuesday's meeting marks starting point on 'serious discussion' on future of Canada-U.S. relationship

1 week ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

News“This is the point at which a serious discussion begins. We had a very substantive, wide ranging discussion… and we have some very specific things to follow up on and build out from that,” Carney saidPrime Minister Mark Carney says his meeting with President Donald Trump on Tuesday “marked the end of the beginning” of the two countries “redefining” their working relationship.
Carney pushes back against Trump's 51st sales pitch in first in-person meeting in Washington

1 week ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

NewsTrump told reporters that he would “love” if the first trade deal reached in his second term was with Canada. He said he has a “a lot of respect” for Carney and that he wants the U.S. to be “friends” with Canada. Prime Minister Mark Carney met U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday, the first in-person meeting between the two leaders.
Liberal insiders say Trump-Carney meeting about restarting relationship

1 week ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

Prime Minister Mark Carney heads south of the border on Tuesday for a high-stakes meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump as the two sides prepare to start negotiations on a new economic and security partnership. It’s the first-ever in-person meeting between the two leaders and comes as the U.S. has imposed costly tariffs on steel, aluminium and foreign vehicles, delivering a major blow to Canadian producers.
Carney lays out priorities for new Parliament, aims for tax cut, removal of internal trade barriers by July 1

2 weeks ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

NewsParliament will resume sitting next month, and Carney said King Charles will read the Speech from the Throne on May 27. Mark Carney says his newly re-elected Liberal government will aim to pass legislation reducing the lowest income tax rate and removing barriers on internal trade before Canada Day. Carney outlined his government’s top priorities for the new Parliament in a news conference on Friday.
Carney to meet with Trump next week

2 weeks ago | ipolitics.ca | Davis Legree |Marco Vigliotti

Prime Minister Mark Carney says he will have his first in-person meeting with Donald Trump next week, though doesn’t expect the U.S. president to immediately back down from his threats to impose crippling tariffs on imports from Canada. He told reporters Friday that he planned on discussing with Trump the U.S. tariffs on all aluminium, steel and auto imports, and levies on Canadian goods put in place ostensibly to stem the flow of fentanyl across the country’s shared border.
Fortress breached? Liberals reflect on York Region losses that cost them a majority

2 weeks ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

NewsA Liberal caucus member, who asked to remain anonymous to speak freely, blamed lingering resentment over Justin Trudeau’s handling of immigration and public safety for the defeat in York. The Liberals had an election night on Monday that seemed unimaginable back in January. Winning 40-plus seats in Quebec. Maintaining their hold on Atlantic Canada. Picking up seats in B.C., including Vancouver Island, which had been red-free since 2008.
'Miracle' or underwhelming victory — Liberal insiders on the party's third consecutive minority government - iPolitics

2 weeks ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

Mark Carney led the Liberals to a remarkable turnaround in Monday’s vote, delivering the party an improbable fourth straight election victory after trailing the opposition Conservatives in the polls by double digits for over a year and a half. But the Liberals are expected to finish just shy of 172 seats, depriving the party of a majority mandate that seemed a foregone conclusion midway through the five-week spring campaign.
Still no verdict on majority or minority amid too close to call races in Ontario, B.C.

2 weeks ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

We’re approaching 2:30 a.m. in Ottawa but Canadians still don’t know if the next government will be a majority or minority. The Liberals are elected or leading in 167 ridings, five short of a majority in the expanded 343-seat House of Commons. Mark Carney, who took over as leader of the party back in March, will likely continue to serve as prime minister, though the House of Commons arithmetic could prove challenging depending on how the final vote counts.

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Articles

As one of just three incoming MPs born in the 2000s, Fares Al Soud says he wants to ensure young Canadians have a voice in the House

Pitfield, Caley remain in PMO after Liberal election win

Carney says Tuesday's meeting marks starting point on 'serious discussion' on future of Canada-U.S. relationship

Carney pushes back against Trump's 51st sales pitch in first in-person meeting in Washington

Liberal insiders say Trump-Carney meeting about restarting relationship

Carney lays out priorities for new Parliament, aims for tax cut, removal of internal trade barriers by July 1

Carney to meet with Trump next week

Fortress breached? Liberals reflect on York Region losses that cost them a majority

'Miracle' or underwhelming victory — Liberal insiders on the party's third consecutive minority government - iPolitics

Still no verdict on majority or minority amid too close to call races in Ontario, B.C.

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