
Francis Scarpaleggia
Liberal
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| Organization | Contracts | Total Value |
|---|---|---|
| CAE inc. | 14 | $469,820,789.45 |
| University of Calgary | 4 | $965,675.00 |
| THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA | 1 | $595,792.50 |
| FPInnovations | 1 | $39,999.99 |
| Honeywell | 2 | $24,302.38 |
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Recent Mentions
Updated 2026-08-09Recent news, social media, and press mentions
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A public Instagram post describes Scarpaleggia’s parliamentary diplomacy meeting with the CPA Secretary-General.
An Instagram post says Speaker Francis Scarpaleggia met Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Secretary-General Stephen Twigg to discuss parliamentary professional development and CPA network work. The post also says the Canadian delegation was attending a two-day programme at the UK Parliament hosted by the Speaker of the UK House of Commons.
View source →Francis Scarpaleggia was quoted speaking against a new health-care language directive.
Global News posted a video story about federal MPs raising concerns over a language directive in health care, and the item identifies Francis Scarpaleggia as speaking out against it. The result is a media mention within the last week, but the snippet does not provide the full context of his remarks or the specific policy details.
View source →A social post congratulates Francis Scarpaleggia on becoming Speaker of the House of Commons.
An Instagram post offers congratulations to Francis Scarpaleggia on his election as Speaker of the House of Commons. The mention is celebratory and does not add policy or controversy details.
View source →The Speaker of the House is publicly mentioned in a post about meeting MPs on the first day of the new Parliament.
An Instagram post references Scarpaleggia in connection with the first day back for MPs, indicating a public mention tied to parliamentary business. The snippet is too limited to identify the post’s full context or any substantive policy content.
View source →MPs vote to elect Francis Scarpaleggia as House Speaker
Yahoo News republishes a report stating that Francis Scarpaleggia was elected Speaker of the House of Commons in Ottawa. The item identifies him as the Liberal MP from Lac-Saint-Louis and notes that he defeated incumbent Speaker Greg Fergus.
View source →Speaker Francis Scarpaleggia led a parliamentary delegation to the United Kingdom
The Parliament of Canada reports that Speaker Francis Scarpaleggia led a delegation to the UK from November 12 to 13, 2025. The visit focused on parliamentary diplomacy and issues such as online disinformation, political polarization, and violence against legislators.
View source →Newswire-style coverage notes Scarpaleggia elected Speaker
A China.org.cn wire story says Francis Scarpaleggia was elected the 39th Speaker of the House of Commons as Parliament returned after a break. It also reiterates his long tenure as MP for Lac-Saint-Louis in Quebec.
View source →Liberal MP Francis Scarpaleggia Elected as New House Speaker
Veteran Liberal MP Francis Scarpaleggia was elected House Speaker on May 26 via a secret ranked ballot, marking the first sitting day of the new Parliament [5].
View source →Charlottetown MP Sean Casey loses 2nd bid to become Speaker of the House of Commons
Quebec Liberal Francis Scarpaleggia was elected Speaker on Monday, defeating Charlottetown MP Sean Casey who lost his second bid for the role as Parliament resumed after the election [6].
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The official Twitter account of the Speaker of the House of Commons identifies The Hon. Francis Scarpaleggia as the 40th Speaker for the 45th Parliament, representing Lac-Saint-Louis, QC [7].
View source →Canada narrowly approves Carney's first federal budget
Speaker Francis Scarpaleggia abstained from voting on Prime Minister Mark Carney's inaugural federal budget, which was approved with 170 votes in favor and 168 against to sidestep an early election [9].
View source →Liberal MP Francis Scarpaleggia elected Speaker of the House of Commons
The Liberal MP from Quebec was officially elected as the Speaker of the House of Commons during the first session of the House since December [3].
View source →Liberal MP Francis Scarpaleggia elected Speaker of the House of Commons
MPs elected Quebec Liberal MP Francis Scarpaleggia in Ottawa to serve as the presiding officer in the House of Commons on Monday [11].
View source →New Speaker Francis Scarpaleggia asks for 'a little grace period' as Parliament opens
Liberal MP Francis Scarpaleggia, the newly elected Speaker of the House of Commons representing Lac-Saint-Louis, Quebec, requested a brief grace period as Parliament resumes for a busy few weeks ahead under Prime Minister Mark Carney's minority government [1].
View source →Francis Scarpaleggia elected as new Speaker of House of Commons
On Monday, Scarpaleggia was chosen to oversee parliamentary proceedings in an unbiased manner, ensuring decorum is upheld during discussions among Members of Parliament [8].
View source →Quebec Liberal MP Francis Scarpaleggia elected new Speaker of the House of Commons
Francis Scarpaleggia was appointed as the 39th Speaker of the House of Commons, vowing to restore decorum and respect while overseeing Canada's new minority government [2].
View source →Liberal MP Francis Scarpaleggia asks for 'a little grace period' as he assumes duties as new Speaker of the House of Commons
Francis Scarpaleggia, the Liberal MP for Lac-Saint-Louis in Quebec, has been appointed the new Speaker of the House of Commons, succeeding MP Fergus who served since October 2023[1]. Scarpaleggia acknowledged the exceptionally busy period ahead for the Prime Minister's party and requested a grace period to settle into his role overseeing parliamentary proceedings[1]. The appointment was confirmed after a secret ballot process where Scarpaleggia emerged victorious over his colleague[3].
View source →Francis Scarpaleggia elected as new Speaker of the House of Commons in a national news broadcast
Global News reported that Francis Scarpaleggia has been officially elected as the new Speaker of the House of Commons, marking a significant leadership change in the Canadian Parliament[2]. The broadcast highlights the national importance of this appointment and Scarpaleggia's readiness to lead the House during an intense legislative period[2].
View source →Instagram user congratulates Francis Scarpaleggia on becoming the new Speaker of the House for the 45th Session of Parliament
An Instagram post congratulated Francis Scarpaleggia on his new role as Speaker of the House for the 45th Session of Parliament, celebrating his appointment as a major milestone in his political career[4]. The post reflects the public support and recognition Scarpaleggia has received from colleagues and supporters following his election[4].
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Assets
Following stocks:
- Bell Canada Enterprises Inc.
- Honeywell International
- Procter & Gamble CO
- Royal Bank of Canada
Following Exchange-Traded Funds:
- iShares 1-10 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF
- iShares 1-10 Year Laddered Government Bond Index ETF
- iShares 1-5 Year U.S. IG Corporate Bond Index ETF
- iShares Core S&P 500 Index ETF
- iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF
- RBC Canadian Discount Bond ETF
- RBC Target 2026 Canadian Corporate Bond Index ETF
- RBC Target 2027 Canadian Corporate Bond Index ETF
- RBC Target 2028 Canadian Corporate Bond Index ETF
- RBC Target 2029 Canadian Corporate Bond Index ETF
- RBC Target 2030 Canadian Corporate Bond Index ETF
Gifts
Gift (Code) Received 2026/05/11
Nature
A ceramic mosaic, two ceramic figurines, four decorated olive oil bottles, a painting, a photo album, a pen, and a business card holder
Source
Speaker of the Tunisian Assembly of Representatives
Circumstances
During my visit with a parliamentary delegation to Tunisia
Gift (Code) Received 2026/05/20
Nature
A piece of glass craftsmanship, a book on the history of Pan, and a painting
Source
Speaker of the Assembly of Representatives of Trinidad and Tobago
Circumstances
I met with the Speaker at the ParlAmericas conference
Gift (Code) Received 2026/06/02
Nature
A ballpoint pen, a box of chocolates, six slate coasters, and cufflinks
Source
Speaker of the Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies in Ottawa, Ontario
Circumstances
Meeting with the Speaker during an official visit by a delegation of Luxembourgish members of parliament
Trusts
Date of Change: 2026-01-30
The Maurice Scarpaleggia estate trust was closed
Contact Information
635-1 Holiday avenue Pointe-Claire, Quebec H9R 5N3