Rachel Aiello is a National Correspondent at CTV News. She specializes in covering government and politics, with a focus on legislative developments, elections, and social policy reforms, while also addressing broader themes such as economic policy and public affairs. Rachel's work has been featured in various outlets, including CTV News Toronto, BNN Bloomberg, and CP24 Breaking News.
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By: Rachel Aiello, Spencer Van
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney has executed a clean sweep of all three of Monday night's federal byelections, snatching away a Quebec riding from Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives and holding onto two Liberal strongholds in Ontario and British Columbia to solidify his majority government.
By: Spencer Van Dyk, Rachel Aiello
Prime Minister Mark Carney has executed a clean sweep of all three of Monday night’s federal byelections, snatching away a Quebec riding from Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives and holding onto two Liberal strongholds in Ontario and British Columbia to solidify his majority government.
By: Rachel Aiello
Scott Reid discusses the Liberals’ byelection sweep, retaining their majority, and whether PM Mark Carney may consider calling a general election.
By: Rachel Aiello
Poilievre seen as ‘kryptonite’ to fellow Conservative members after byelection losses: Mulcair ‘Trump is the driving determining factor in Canadian politics’: Reid How the U.S. trade war ‘loomed large’ in the Liberal sweep of the federal byelections Byelections were a test and vote of confidence for PM amid trade war: analyst Liberals win handily in Beaches-East York byelection Nate Erskine-Smith in ‘good shape’ to win his riding after federal byelection results: Tory
The Liberals handily clinched three federal byelections last night. From what the votes mean for parliamentary stability, to what one notable defeat could stir up for dissatisfied Conservatives, here’s what you need to know.
By: Rachel Aiello
OTTAWA – Canada has supported the United States as its closest ally on numerous occasions over the decades.
By: Rachel Aiello
Canada has supported the United States as its closest ally on numerous occasions over the decades. But since 9/11, the relationship has also faced its fair share of challenges.
By: Rachel Aiello
Now Playing Ground Zero prepares for 9/11 anniversary amid heightened security The town of Gander welcomes the U.S. ambassador ahead of the 9/11 anniversary commemoration ‘We’re here to help’: Former foreign affairs minister reflects on 25th anniversary of 9/11 ‘In that moment of fear and uncertainty, Canadians stepped forward’: Eby reflects on 9/11 attacks
By: Rachel Aiello
OTTAWA – With trade talks between Canada and the United States at a standstill and U.S.
By: Rachel Aiello
With Canada-U.S. trade talks at a standstill and Donald Trump's continued musings about making an all-North America U.S. territory, Mark Carney is heading to Europe with plans to pursue a "unique" transatlantic alliance.
