Nathalie Provost

Nathalie Provost appeared in Parliament voting records on the C-9 hate-crime bill.

The House of Commons voting record shows Nathalie Provost voted in favor of third reading and adoption of Bill C-9 on March 25, 2026, and against a related motion for new committee referral. This is a public parliamentary mention rather than a news article, and it indicates her stance on the bill without additional commentary.

News coverage revisited Nathalie Provost's response to a Conservative candidate's comment about her.

A Canadian Press item republished by the Winnipeg Free Press reports that Provost criticized a Conservative candidate who accused her of playing the "victim game" over gun regulations. The story says the Conservative Party later dropped the candidate, making this a broader political-news mention of Provost.

Provost to make a federal funding announcement for the Biosphère in Montréal

Environment and Climate Change Canada announced that Nathalie Provost would make a funding announcement in Montréal on July 13, 2026, alongside Quebec and municipal officials. The notice frames the event as support for the Biosphère, but it does not include the amount or final details of the announcement in the excerpt provided.

Provost scheduled a federal funding announcement for three Montérégie agri-food businesses

Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions announced that Nathalie Provost would speak at a March 5, 2026 event on government support for three Montérégie agri-food businesses. The release is an invitation to media and focuses on the planned announcement rather than detailing the outcome of the funding.

Provost was elected MP for Châteauguay—Les Jardins-de-Napierville

QCNA reported that Nathalie Provost won her riding in Châteauguay—Les Jardins-de-Napierville with 45.1% of the vote. The article frames her as a first-time Liberal candidate sent to Ottawa after a closely watched election night.

OpenParliament lists Provost as the Liberal MP for Châteauguay—Les Jardins-de-Napierville

OpenParliament’s profile identifies Nathalie Provost as the Liberal MP for Châteauguay—Les Jardins-de-Napierville and notes that she won her last election in 2025 with 45% of the vote. This is a profile entry rather than a news report, but it confirms her parliamentary status.

Global News quoted Provost criticizing a dropped Conservative candidate’s comments

Global News reported that Nathalie Provost reacted to remarks by Conservative candidate Simon Payette, who was later dropped by his party. The article says Provost called on Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to denounce the comments, which she characterized as “shameful.”

Radio-Canada video covered a Conservative candidate being dropped after remarks about Provost

Radio-Canada’s video page reports that the Conservative Party dropped Simon Payette after social-media comments directed at Nathalie Provost. The result indicates the story involved online attacks against Provost, but the listing provides limited detail beyond the headline.

CBC reported a lobbying watchdog cleared Provost of wrongdoing over gun-control advocacy

CBC wrote that Canada’s lobbying commissioner dismissed complaints alleging Nathalie Provost had breached lobbying rules through her volunteer work with PolySeSouvient. The commissioner said the Lobbying Act did not apply because Provost was unpaid, and the file was closed.

A press conference video shows Nathalie Provost alongside the Public Safety Minister on gun policy.

A YouTube-posted press conference from March 23, 2026 features Nathalie Provost and Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree discussing the firearms buyback program. The recording emphasizes participation numbers, voluntary enrollment, and compliance deadlines.

Secretary of State (Nature) Nathalie Provost to highlight affordability measures in Quebec City.

Nathalie Provost, Secretary of State (Nature), announced an event on behalf of Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne to highlight affordability measures. She visited a volunteer tax clinic in Quebec City on March 18, 2026, joined by MP Jean-Yves Duclos.

Nathalie Provost participates in a bizarre press conference on gun program participation, pushing aside the Safety Minister and blaming critics.

In a CCFR Radio reaction video, the press conference is described as going off the rails, with Nathalie Provost blaming critics and begging media for help against disinformation. The event features unusual behavior like pushing Gary Anandasangaree aside. It ties into low participation numbers in the gun confiscation program.

Safety Minister and Nathalie Provost announce low participation numbers in federal gun confiscation program.

MP Nathalie Provost and Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree announced that only 51,000 declarations were received in the federal gun confiscation program, compared to an estimated 136,000 affected firearms, with only one week remaining in the program.

Nathalie Provost responds to Conservative candidate's comments about Polytechnique survivor.

Liberal candidate Nathalie Provost called for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to denounce dropped Conservative candidate Simon Payette's 'shameful' comments about Quebec massacre survivors.