
Marie-France Lalonde
Liberal
Top Donors
Political contributions received
| Date | Donor | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 2025-04-28 | Contributions Of $200 Or Less/Contributions De 200 $ Ou Moins | $100.00 |
Government Contracts
Contracts awarded to entities linked to this member, as identified through disclosed holdings and lobbying activity
| Organization | Contracts | Total Value |
|---|---|---|
| Irving Shipbuilding Inc. | 1 | $10,753,506,708.84 |
| CANADIAN CORP. OF COMMISSIONAIRES | 621 | $171,889,714.24 |
| Thales Canada Inc. | 7 | $61,414,679.16 |
| Amazon Web Services Canada, Inc. | 43 | $30,006,337.78 |
| The Canadian Corps of Commissionaires | 51 | $7,722,274.56 |
| UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA | 30 | $4,206,649.17 |
| Invest Ottawa | 3 | $619,550.30 |
| Calian Group Ltd | 2 | $79,854.84 |
| Association des collèges et universités de la francophonie canadienne (ACUFC) | 1 | $11,000.00 |
Lobbying Activity
Organizations that have lobbied this member, sorted by frequency
Recent Mentions
Updated 2026-08-09Recent news, social media, and press mentions
Parliament records show Lalonde voted on Bill C-30 and committee business
OpenParliament lists several recent parliamentary actions by Lalonde, including votes on Bill C-30 and presentation of a committee report. These are public mentions of her activity in the House during the last week reflected in parliamentary tracking data.
View source →Parliamentary tracking site listed recent speeches and votes by Lalonde
MyMP.ca’s profile for Lalonde summarizes her parliamentary record and recent speeches, though the page’s visible recent speech list does not show a post within the last seven days. It remains a public mention of her current parliamentary role and activity.
View source →Lalonde and Jaczek cut short Taiwan delegation to avoid confusion over Canada’s China policy
Marie-France Lalonde and Helena Jaczek said they were returning from a sponsored Taiwan trip early based on advice from the government. Their joint statement emphasized that the move did not change Canada’s position on Taiwan and was meant to avoid confusion as the prime minister prepared to visit Beijing.
View source →Lalonde leaves Taiwan delegation early amid concern over Canada–China messaging
Marie-France Lalonde and Helena Jaczek said they were returning from a sponsored trip to Taiwan early to avoid confusion about Canada’s China policy while Prime Minister Mark Carney prepared to visit Beijing. Their statement said the move was based on government advice and did not change Canada’s stance on Taiwan.
View source →Ontario Liberal caucus will soon drop to 5 as Lalonde wins federal nomination
Liberal MPP Marie-France Lalonde won the federal nomination for Orl� s after a contentious meeting, beating two other candidates, and is expected to resign from the provincial legislature.
View source →Marie-France Lalonde dit adieu à la politique provinciale
Lalonde, former Minister of Francophone Affairs, will be the Liberal candidate for Orlé³³s on October 21, having won a contested nomination.
View source →Ottawa MPP Marie-France Lalonde seeks federal seat in Orlé³³s
Lalonde announced her intention to run federally Monday to replace retired general Andrew Leslie in the Ottawa riding.
View source →Marie-France Lalonde shares summer highlights and recent work in Orlé��ns Star Column
In her June 11, 2026 column for the Orléµıs Star, Marie-France Lalonde outlines recent highlights from her parliamentary work as summer begins in the Orléµıs riding.
View source →Liberal MP Marie-France Lalonde announces private bill to end seasonal time changes
On October 2, 2025, MP Lalonde announced she will table a private member's bill calling for a pan-Canadian conference to establish a permanent time zone, eliminating biannual time changes.
View source →Marie-France Lalonde re-elected as MP for Orléµıs in 2025 federal election
CBC News forecasts confirmed that Liberal candidate Marie-France Lalonde retained the Orléµıs seat in the 2025 federal election, marking her third federal win in the riding.
View source →Canadian MPs Marie-France Lalonde and Helena Jaczek cut short a Taiwan visit before Prime Minister Mark Carney's trip to Beijing.
News reports say the two Liberal MPs left Taiwan early on advice from the government, ahead of Carney's planned visit to China. The departure was framed as a diplomatic timing issue and involved cross-border parliamentary travel.
View source →Marie-France Lalonde said she will table a private member's bill to address seasonal time changes.
Lalonde announced legislation to organize a pan-Canadian conference with provincial and Indigenous stakeholders to work toward a single year-round time standard. The remarks emphasized impacts on public safety, small businesses, agriculture, and interprovincial barriers.
View source →Public Disclosures
Financial and ethics disclosures filed with the registry
Assets
Joint ownership with three other individuals of a rental property located in Gatineau, Quebec
Joint ownership with another person of an investment property located in Embrun, Ontario
Investment in Private Corporations
Controlling interest in Les Investissements Marie-France Lalonde Inc., a holding company located in Ottawa, Ontario
Liabilities
Mortgage with TD Bank, joint with another person
Mortgage with TD Bank, joint with three other individuals
Mortgage with Bank of Montreal, joint with another person
Mortgage with Bank of Montreal, joint with another person
Other Sources of Income
Last and next 12 months:
Income from investment property
Sponsored Travel
Name of Member
Marie-France Lalonde
Name of any person accompanying the Member (if any)
Alvaros Grandos
Destination(s)
Taipei, Taiwan
Purpose of the trip
To promote bilateral parliamentary exchanges as well as collaboration on issues of mutual interest between the people of Taiwan and Canada
Sponsor of trip (official name)
Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Canada
Travel dates
2026/01/09 to 2026/01/13 (4 days)
Summary Statement
Obligation to provide a confidential report has been met and all initial reporting and compliance measures have been taken to comply with the Conflict of Interest Act.
Divestment of Publicly Traded Securities by sale
Trusts
I am a potential beneficiary of the Marie France Lalonde Family Trust which was not established for political purposes, and am ordered, as required by paragraph 41.3 (1) (b) of the Parliament of Canada Act, by the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner not to derive any income from the trust, including disbursement of assets, for the purpose of financing a nomination contest, a leadership contest or an electoral campaign
Contact Information
255 Centrum Boulevard Orléans, Ontario K1E 3W3