Marianne Dandurand

Facebook post noted her return home and local constituency work

A Facebook post on her page said she was happy to be back home for two weeks and referenced work on cellular connectivity and local transit investment. The post reads as a personal-and-political update rather than a formal press release.

Substack coverage said Dandurand tabled a bill to fix rural coverage gaps

A Substack post reported that Dandurand introduced Bill C-268 to improve rural cellular coverage and update spectrum rules. It described a press conference where she addressed reporters in Ottawa and said the bill was at second reading.

Coverage of Dandurand’s push for improved rural cellular service

FM radio coverage reports that Dandurand tabled a petition on cellular coverage in the House and defended a bill to improve mapping of unconnected areas and prioritize rural deployment. The interview emphasized that the issue was progressing through Parliament and was still under study.

Marianne Dandurand posted a parliamentary update on her work in Ottawa

OpenParliament shows Dandurand speaking in the House on business and the spring economic update, along with several recent votes. The post is a routine legislative activity update and does not indicate a major controversy or announcement.

CBC-style coverage described Dandurand as the Liberal candidate in Compton–Stanstead

Radio-Canada reported that she would be the Liberal Party candidate in Compton–Stanstead in the next federal election. This is a public political mention rather than a policy announcement, and it situates her within the broader electoral context.

Local coverage said Dandurand was outlining her first-year record in Ottawa

CIGN FM reported that Dandurand officially opened her constituency office while presenting a review of her first year as MP. The report highlighted connectivity, economic development, and constituent services as her main priorities.

Dandurand announces a new phase of Mission Unitaînés to expand affordable senior housing in Quebec

A CNW-distributed report covered Dandurand's announcement with Quebec's housing minister on a third phase of Mission Unitaînés. The initiative adds 300 affordable housing units for seniors in three Quebec cities, including Sherbrooke, as part of a broader provincial effort to reach 2,000 units.

Dandurand and Sophie Chatel tour Eastern Townships farms to hear producer concerns

Local coverage reports that Dandurand and Pontiac MP Sophie Chatel visited six farms across Estrie as part of a federal outreach effort. Farmers raised issues including regulatory red tape, global competition, and interprovincial inequality.

The Wire Report says Dandurand is continuing her push for wireless legislation

The Wire Report described Dandurand as pressing ahead with Bill C-268, a private member's bill intended to expand wireless and internet access in remote areas. The article notes that the bill was at second reading in the House of Commons at the time.

An Instagram post about Dandurand mentions her cellular connectivity bill and local stakeholder support.

A social post references Marianne Dandurand's cellular connectivity bill receiving broad support at second reading and mentions her press conference with Townships stakeholders. The post suggests positive momentum around her rural connectivity agenda.

Parliamentary records show Dandurand's recent work and chamber interventions continue to be active.

House of Commons and parliamentary tracking pages show Marianne Dandurand as the MP for Compton—Stanstead and list ongoing recent work in the current parliamentary session. These records indicate continued legislative activity, though they do not identify a single news item from the last seven days.

Compton–Stanstead MP marks first year in office with constituency office opening.

A public post on Facebook says Marianne Dandurand marked one year in office with the official opening of her Lennoxville constituency office. The mention is celebratory and focuses on local constituency service rather than policy.

Instagram post names Marianne Dandurand as new chair in a partisan advocacy message.

An Instagram post says the author is honoured to be named Vice Chair and looks forward to working with new Chair Marianne Dandurand, MP for Compton–Stanstead. The post is upbeat and appears to be an organizational or political-network mention rather than a policy announcement.

Dandurand promotes Bill C-268 on rural cellular coverage.

A video report describes Marianne Dandurand presenting Bill C-268 and challenging claims that Canadian cellular coverage is already adequate in most of the country. The remarks frame the bill as a practical response to rural connectivity gaps and emphasize cross-party support.

Marianne Dandurand officially opened her constituency office in Sherbrooke.

The campaign/constituency site reports that Marianne Dandurand, the Member of Parliament for Compton–Stanstead, officially opened her constituency office on May 2, 2026. The mention frames the event as a local accessibility milestone for residents seeking federal services.

Marianne Dandurand called for improved cellular service in rural regions.

CPAC’s headline indicates that Dandurand, described as chair of the Liberal Party’s rural caucus, introduced private member’s Bill C-268 to improve cellular service in rural areas. The mention suggests continued focus on connectivity and rural infrastructure.

Dandurand highlights government support for local microbreweries.

A news item on Dandurand's official website says the Government of Canada is supporting local microbreweries. The post presents the announcement as backing for small businesses in her riding and the broader regional economy.

Marianne Dandurand opens a new constituency office in Sherbrooke.

Marianne Dandurand, Member of Parliament for Compton–Stanstead, officially opened her new constituency office in Sherbrooke. The coverage frames the event as a milestone in her first year in office and a move to improve local accessibility for constituents.

Marianne Dandurand marks first year as an elected Canadian MP.

Marianne Dandurand, Liberal MP for Compton—Stanstead in Quebec, commemorated one year since her election to the House of Commons, highlighting her role as one of the youngest members of Parliament born in the 21st century. During her remarks in debate, she emphasized her ongoing commitment to constituents and cross‑border cooperation in the Eastern Townships region.

Marianne Dandurand joins funding announcement and cross-border delegation in Quebec.

Liberal MP Marianne Dandurand participated in a federal funding announcement in East Angus, Quebec, alongside fellow LPC MP Caroline Desrochers, promoting local infrastructure and community projects. She also joined a cross-border delegation on Lake Memphremagog to foster cross‑border cooperation in the region.