Chris Malette

Chris Malette says the federal Spring Economic Update includes positive measures for Bay of Quinte.

Malette released a statement praising the Spring Economic Update as fiscally responsible while still delivering benefits for communities like Bay of Quinte. He highlighted measures such as a lower projected deficit, the pause of the federal fuel excise tax, a groceries and essentials benefit, support for skilled trades, and faster homebuilding.

Malette says Canada was praised at a NATO Parliamentary Assembly session in Brussels.

After returning from NATO Parliamentary Association sessions in Brussels, Malette reported that Canada was praised and commended by delegates. The report notes he traveled with a cross-party House of Commons delegation and Senate representatives.

Malette outlines the federal government’s plan to stabilize the Canadian economy.

Speaking at a Belleville Chamber of Commerce breakfast, Malette described Liberal measures aimed at dealing with economic turbulence and U.S. tariffs. He discussed worker retraining, upgrades to online job-search tools, and investment in workforce innovation.

CBC projects Liberal Chris Malette as the new MP for Bay of Quinte.

Election coverage reported that Malette, a city councillor and former newspaper reporter, won Bay of Quinte for the Liberals. The reporting says he unseated Conservative incumbent Ryan Williams as the party retained power nationally.

Malette commented on the federal Special Economic Statement and its local impact.

In response to the Special Economic Statement, Malette praised the government’s fiscal direction and highlighted measures he said would benefit Bay of Quinte. His remarks focused on deficit reduction, cost-of-living support, defense spending, and economic growth.

Chris Malette returns home after NATO Parliamentary Conference in Canada

Bay of Quinte MP Chris Malette returned home following a two-day NATO Parliamentary Conference where Canada's leadership was praised.

MP Chris Malette discusses ALTO project position with Quinte media

Chris Malette reaffirmed his unchanged position on the ALTO project, noting that the project itself has evolved since his initial stance.

MP Chris Malette meets with Great Lakes delegates on Capitol Hill

Chris Malette joined Senator Jim Quinn and Great Lakes colleagues on Capitol Hill to discuss regional interests.

Bay of Quinte MP Chris Malette welcomes Liberal wins in byelections.

MP Chris Malette welcomed the election of three new Liberal MPs (Danielle Martin, Tatiana Auguste, and Doly Begum) in byelections, bringing the Liberal caucus to 174 seats and establishing a majority government. Malette emphasized that this stability would enable key legislation on affordability, public safety, and Canada's global role to move forward.