Martin Champoux

Martin Champoux’s site published a parliamentary session recap focused on defending Quebec’s interests.

His official site says he presented a session review titled "Une session de combats, par amour du Québec," framing the Bloc Québécois as having defended Quebec’s interests against the federal government. The page also highlights a June 18, 2026 speech related to Bill C-268 and spectrum policy.

Martin Champoux’s press releases page includes recent federal policy reactions.

The press releases page lists Champoux reacting to federal support for businesses and workers in response to tariff tensions, criticizing the sudden end of the zero-emission vehicle incentive program, and noting Justin Trudeau’s decision to step down as Liberal leader. The items suggest a mix of supportive and critical messaging on federal policy developments.

Martin Champoux voted against a motion to cancel federal gas and diesel taxes and the Clean Fuel Standard.

OpenParliament shows Champoux voted No on Opposition Motion #126, which sought to cancel federal taxes on gas and diesel and the Clean Fuel Standard. The same record also shows he voted Yes on Bill S-233 related to protecting health-service providers and first responders, indicating active House participation in recent votes.

Champoux said Quebec representatives will attend UNESCO talks to defend cultural diversity.

The Globe and Mail coverage summarized by Statsa reports Champoux saying representatives from Quebec will attend a UNESCO meeting in Paris. His comments framed the meeting as a chance to protect cultural diversity in digital spaces, aligning with his heritage portfolio.

Martin Champoux comments on Supreme Court hearings regarding Section 33 (Loi 21)

Bloc Québec MP Martin Champoux answered journalists' questions on Parliament Hill regarding the Supreme Court hearings on the use of the override clause in the Secularism Act (Loi 21). He also commented on Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau's failure to include French in a video tribute to pilots who died at LaGuardia Airport.

Bloc Québecois MP Champoux says Bloc won't support non-confidence motion solely on carbon tax

Martin Champoux told CBC News Network's Power & Politics that the Bloc Québecois will not support a non-confidence motion if it is based only on a critique of the federal carbon tax. This statement reflects the party's strategic position on climate policy motions.

Bloc MP Martin Champoux Reaffirms Journalists' Role in Democracy via Unanimous Consent Motion

Earlier this week, the House of Commons adopted a motion under unanimous consent put forward by Bloc MP Martin Champoux to reaffirm the essential role of journalists in democracy and condemn intimidation attempts against them in Ottawa [1].

Bloc MP Martin ChampOX Tables Petition to Stop Federal Funding for Halal and Vegetarian Food

Bloc Quebecois MP Martin Champoux tabled a Commons petition on Wednesday calling for the federal government to stop funding Halal and vegetarian food options [9].

Bloc MP Martin Champoux introduces motion to protect journalists from intimidation in Ottawa

Earlier this week, the House of Commons adopted a motion under unanimous consent, put forward by Bloc MP Martin Champoux, which reaffirmed the essential role of journalists in democracy and condemned recent attempts to intimidate them while covering events in Ottawa. The motion highlights Champoux's commitment to press freedom and democratic accountability during a period of heightened political tension in the capital.

Drummond MP Martin Champoux wins re-election as Bloc retains local seat despite provincial decline

In the recent Monday election, Bloc MP Martin Champoux secured his re-election in Drummond, QC, even as the Bloc Québois faced overall declines across Quebec with projected losses of about one-third of its seats. Champoux's victory underscores his strong local support, winning with 43% of the vote, while the party's broader fortunes slipped as Liberals made significant gains in the province.

MC holds press conference on Supreme Court of Canada hearings regarding national security

Speaking on Parliament Hill, Bloc MP Martin Champoux answered reporters' questions about the ongoing Supreme Court of Canada hearings, which involve critical national security and constitutional issues. The discussion reflects Champoux's active engagement in high-level judicial matters and his role as a parliamentary voice on complex legal challenges facing the country.

ACECP meets with MP Martin Champoux to discuss case study on Montreal immigration

On the morning of July 3, the ACECP (Association des Conseils d'�coles et des Communautɩs Patriatriques) met with Honorable Martin Champoux, MP for Drummond, to discuss an ongoing case study on immigration in Montreal. The meeting positions Champoux as a key parliamentary collaborator on regional immigration challenges and community-based policy initiatives.

Bloc MP Martin Champoux sponsors binding motion on third-party spending in House

Bloc Québois MP Martin Champoux sponsored a binding motion in the House of Commons regarding third-party political spending, with a vote scheduled for the following Wednesday. The motion aims to increase transparency and accountability in political financing, reflecting Champoux's legislative focus on electoral integrity and democratic reform.