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Parliament Returns Fall Sitting

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Members of Parliament returned from their summer break Monday with trade tensions hanging over the country, a new but undefined alliance with Europe on the horizon, and a Liberal government ready to push an aggressive agenda to get major new infrastructure approved.

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The trade conflict escalated, with Trump imposing another volley of tariffs and threatening even more, while Canada imposed its own counter-tariffs.

3 of 5 outletsfirst reported 21 Sepwording from Toronto Star

In a speech to the European Parliament last week, Carney welcomed European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s move to work on making Canada an associate member of the European Union.

4 of 5 outletsfirst reported 18 Sepwording from The Globe and Mail

Conservative MP Larry Brock also officially resigned his Ontario seat on Friday, which means a seat in Brantford, Ont., is also up for grabs.

3 of 5 outletsfirst reported 20 Sepwording from National Post

Poilievre is expected in Brantford, Ont., on Sunday, where he will hold a rally.

3 of 5 outletsfirst reported 20 Sepwording from National Post

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CBC21 Sep

Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed Liberal MPs before Parliament's return, describing it as a crucial session with significant economic legislation. The Building Canada Strong Act is highlighted as one of several planned bills aimed at addressing current political challenges, including trade issues and the impact of U.S.-Canada relations. Meanwhile, the Conservative opposition seeks to frame their agenda around…

A consequential fall begins with familiar concerns and a new test for the Carney government →4 articles from CBC on this story
Toronto Star21 Sep

Members of Parliament are returning from summer break to focus on economic legislation and international trade amid escalating tensions with the United States over tariffs and trade agreements. Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal government plans to introduce significant economic bills, including a fresh excise tax relief bill for fuel. The Liberals have gained seats, now holding 173 out of 338 total, leaving…

MPs return to Parliament after drama-filled summer →3 articles from Toronto Star on this story
Global News21 Sep

Members of Parliament returned from their summer break to focus on economic and trade issues amid escalating tensions with the United States over tariffs and trade agreements. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that his Liberal government will introduce significant legislation this fall, including potential relief for fuel excise tax and a new fall budget. The Liberals now hold a majority in the House of Commons…

House of Commons is back as Liberals vow ‘significant’ legislation coming →2 articles from Global News on this story
National Post20 Sep

Parliament returns on Monday after a three-month break to address a jam-packed fall session agenda proposed by Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Liberal government. The legislative priorities include accelerating approval processes for major projects, modifying the Canada Labour Code, and enhancing supply chain certainty to attract $500 billion in private investment by 2030. However, labour unions are opposing…

Parliament returns with a big agenda and a fight brewing between Carney and labour unions →
The Globe and Mail21 Sep

Prime Minister Mark Carney returned from summer break with plans to introduce the Building Canada Strong Act, aimed at speeding up infrastructure project approvals and possibly altering labor laws, which could impact workers' rights to strike. The legislation is part of a broader effort to strengthen economic resilience by diversifying trade routes beyond the United States. Additionally, Finance Minister…

Parliament returns from summer break with major economic bill →

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Expected · 20 SepOTTAWA – Parliament is set to return after a three-month long summer break on Monday and the Liberal government’s agenda will be jammed packed this fall.
What happened · 21 SepMembers of Parliament returned from their summer break Monday with trade tensions hanging over the country, a new but undefined alliance with Europe on the horizon, and a Liberal government ready to push an aggressive agenda to get major new infrastructure approved.
  1. 18 Sep

    European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Wednesday she wants Canada to become the first “associate member” of the European Union.

    3 outlets · Global News
  2. 20 Sep

    U.S. President Donald Trump threatened new tariffs in July (including over wildfire smoke) and trade talks subsequently ramped up only to collapse in August.

    4 outlets · CBC
  3. 21 Sep

    Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne is poised to introduce a fresh bill to extend relief for the excise tax on fuel and has a fall budget in the works as well.

    3 outlets · Toronto Star

Coverage 11 articles

  • 21 Sep A consequential fall begins with familiar concerns and a new test for the Carney governmentPrime Minister Mark Carney addressed Liberal MPs before Parliament's return, describing it as a crucial session with significant economic legislation. The Building Canada Strong Act is highlighted as one of several planned bills aimed at addressing current political challenges, including trade issues and the impact of U.S.-Canada relations. Meanwhile, the Conservative opposition seeks to frame their agenda around…CBC
  • 21 Sep Parliament returns from summer break with major economic billPrime Minister Mark Carney returned from summer break with plans to introduce the Building Canada Strong Act, aimed at speeding up infrastructure project approvals and possibly altering labor laws, which could impact workers' rights to strike. The legislation is part of a broader effort to strengthen economic resilience by diversifying trade routes beyond the United States. Additionally, Finance Minister…The Globe and Mail
  • 21 Sep House of Commons returns for fall sitting after turbulent summerMembers of Parliament returned to Ottawa today for the fall sitting of the House of Commons following a turbulent summer marked by tensions with the United States over trade and tariffs. Prime Minister Mark Carney, leader of the Liberal Party, aims to introduce significant legislation this session, while the Conservative opposition under Pierre Poilievre seeks to address issues stemming from President Donald Trump's…CBC
  • 21 Sep House of Commons is back as Liberals vow ‘significant’ legislation comingMembers of Parliament returned from their summer break to focus on economic and trade issues amid escalating tensions with the United States over tariffs and trade agreements. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that his Liberal government will introduce significant legislation this fall, including potential relief for fuel excise tax and a new fall budget. The Liberals now hold a majority in the House of Commons…Global News
  • 21 Sep MPs return to Parliament after drama-filled summerMembers of Parliament are returning from summer break to focus on economic legislation and international trade amid escalating tensions with the United States over tariffs and trade agreements. Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal government plans to introduce significant economic bills, including a fresh excise tax relief bill for fuel. The Liberals have gained seats, now holding 173 out of 338 total, leaving…Toronto Star
  • 20 Sep As Parliament returns, focus is on the U.S. trade war, new EU ties and cost of livingParliament returns on Monday after a three-month break, with key issues including Canada's trade war with the United States and efforts to strengthen ties with the European Union under Prime Minister Mark Carney’s leadership. Professor Daniel Béland from McGill University notes that while public opinion supports Carney’s international approach, his government may face criticism over economic affordability. Carney…Toronto Star
  • 20 Sep Bills, byelections and bilats: what you need to know as MPs return to Parliament HillMPs are returning to Parliament Hill for a busy fall session, featuring the release of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s federal budget, which aims to balance the operating budget next year, 12 months ahead of schedule. The government plans to introduce significant economic legislation known as the Building Canada Strong Act, aimed at expediting approval processes for new projects with promises like “one project, one…Toronto Star
  • 20 Sep Parliament returns with a big agenda and a fight brewing between Carney and labour unionsParliament returns on Monday after a three-month break to address a jam-packed fall session agenda proposed by Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Liberal government. The legislative priorities include accelerating approval processes for major projects, modifying the Canada Labour Code, and enhancing supply chain certainty to attract $500 billion in private investment by 2030. However, labour unions are opposing…National Post
  • 20 Sep MPs are heading back to Parliament Hill. Here's what to watch this sittingMembers of Parliament are returning to work at Parliament Hill after a quiet summer marked by significant international events such as U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats and Prime Minister Mark Carney's efforts to strengthen ties with the European Union. This fall, lawmakers will address both new legislative priorities and unfinished business from earlier in the year. Key issues include debates on Canada’s…CBC
  • 18 Sep Carney rallies Liberal MPs as 'crucial session' of Parliament set to resumePrime Minister Mark Carney addressed Liberal Members of Parliament ahead of the House of Commons returning next week after summer recess. Carney emphasized his government's focus on reducing costs for Canadians and enhancing national security while acknowledging that some initiatives are still in early stages. He also announced plans to introduce significant legislation, including a bill to streamline project…CBC
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  • 18 Sep Carney to address Liberal caucus after return from EuropePrime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to speak to his Liberal caucus in Ottawa on Friday, following a trip to Strasbourg, France, where he aimed to strengthen ties with Europe across trade, defense, and cultural fronts. The visit included discussions about potentially making Canada the first associate member of the European Union, an initiative welcomed by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen during…Global News

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