Alexandra Mendès

Alexandra Mendès voted against the opposition motion to cancel federal fuel taxes and the Clean Fuel Standard.

OpenParliament records that Mendès voted No on Vote #126, an opposition motion concerning the cancellation of federal taxes on gas and diesel and the Clean Fuel Standard. The record also shows she voted Yes on Bill S-233 in the same sitting period.

CBC reports Mendès warned a leadership change could hurt Liberals in Quebec

In a CBC News report, Alexandra Mendès said the uncertainty around replacing the Liberal leader is concerning and that the current process for changing leaders is prolonged. She was quoted at the Liberal caucus retreat in British Columbia discussing the party’s leadership situation and its possible electoral impact in Quebec.

CBC quotes Mendès saying constituents were adamant Trudeau must go

CBC News reported that Mendès said she had heard from dozens of constituents over the summer urging Justin Trudeau to step aside after nearly nine years as prime minister. She told Radio-Canada that while she personally was fine with him staying, her constituents did not see him as the leader to take the party into the next election.

Power & Politics clip shows Mendès skeptical Liberals can win next election

A CBC/Power & Politics segment featured Mendès saying she was not confident the Liberals could win the next election. The clip also noted her view that many constituents believed the Liberal leadership needed to change, framing her remarks as part of the broader caucus debate over party direction.

Power Play segment highlights Mendès saying constituents want Trudeau out

In a Power Play interview, Mendès said her constituents wanted Justin Trudeau to leave as party leader. The segment focused on internal Liberal tensions and used her remarks as evidence of growing pressure for a leadership transition.

Alexandra Mendès served as Assistant Deputy Speaker during parliamentary debates on Bill C-30.

On May 1, 2026, Alexandra Mendès acted as Assistant Deputy Speaker at 10:30 a.m., asking if the House agreed on proceedings related to the Spring Economic Update 2026 Implementation Act. The debates centered on Bill C-30, with Liberals defending it as essential for supporting workers and infrastructure, while Conservatives criticized high deficits and the Bloc Québécois highlighted ignored trade issues in Quebec.