Scott Aitchison

Aitchison posted about housing innovation during a visit to Eastcut in Trenton.

Scott Aitchison shared that there is no single solution to Canada's housing crisis and said innovation should be part of the answer. He framed the role of government as removing obstacles so companies can build more housing.

Aitchison keeps housing critic role in Conservative shadow cabinet.

Local coverage reported that Scott Aitchison retained his role as Conservative housing critic in Pierre Poilievre’s reshuffled shadow cabinet. The article says he will continue focusing on housing supply, affordability, and reducing federal barriers to new home construction.

Aitchison voted on multiple pieces of government business and housing-related legislation.

A parliamentary activity tracker lists Aitchison’s recorded votes on June 15, including procedural motions and Bill C-30, the spring economic update implementation bill. The same page also shows votes on Bill C-9 and Bill C-14, indicating active recent parliamentary participation.

YouTube AMA features Scott Aitchison answering public questions

A recorded live Ask Me Anything session features Scott Aitchison responding to viewer questions. The item is a public-facing appearance rather than a formal policy announcement.

Huntsville Doppler covered Aitchison’s first remarks in Parliament

Huntsville Doppler reported on Scott Aitchison’s first comments in the House of Commons, where he called for MPs to work together. The article says he emphasized common ground, housing solutions, and action on climate change.

YouTube clip shows Aitchison reacting to Liberal majority

A Cogeco News interview clip features Scott Aitchison discussing the Liberal majority with host James Bowler. The item is a short media appearance focused on his reaction to the election result.

CBC projects Scott Aitchison as winner in Parry Sound-Muskoka

CBC reports that Conservative incumbent Scott Aitchison was projected to win Parry Sound-Muskoka, marking his third consecutive victory in the riding. The report notes that Liberal Geord Sabbagh was in second place with about 40% of the vote when roughly half the polls had reported.

Huntsville Doppler says Aitchison was reelected as MP for Parry Sound-Muskoka

Huntsville Doppler reported election-night results showing Scott Aitchison had been reelected as the MP for Parry Sound-Muskoka. The page presents the result as confirmed late in the evening and identifies him as the incumbent.

FCM 2026 conference video features Aitchison on housing

A conference video from FCM 2026 shows Scott Aitchison speaking as Conservative Shadow Minister for Housing. The description suggests his housing portfolio was a key topic of the appearance.

OpenParliament lists Scott Aitchison as the Conservative MP for Parry Sound-Muskoka

OpenParliament’s profile identifies Scott Aitchison as the Conservative MP for Parry Sound-Muskoka, Ontario. The page also indicates he won his last election in 2025 with 52% of the vote.

Conservative MP Scott Aitchison launches bid for party leadership

Scott Aitchison, the Conservative MP for Parry Sound–Muskoka, officially joined the Conservative Party leadership race, joining Pierre Poilievre and other candidates, describing himself as a dark horse in a race expected to be dominated by Poilievre.

Two more Conservative MPs join party’s leadership roster

Scott Aitchison and Marc Dalton officially launched their campaigns for the Conservative Party leadership on Sunday, adding to the roster of candidates including Pierre Poilievre.

MP Scott Aitchison opens up about emotional moment during recent Conservative leadership race on Muskoka Matters

Parry Sound-Muskoka MP Scott Aitchison appeared on the first episode of the new season of Muskoka Matters last week, discussing an emotional moment from his recent Conservative leadership campaign.

'Shocked' by 'how broken' federal politics, Northern Ontario MP Scott Aitchison runs for Conservative leadership

Parry Sound-Muskoka MP Scott Aitchison, formerly the mayor of Huntsville, announced his candidacy for the Conservative party leadership, aiming to fix both the party and the entire political system.

Scott Aitchison reacted to Chris d'Entremont leaving the Conservative caucus.

CBC reports that Conservative MP Scott Aitchison said he was disappointed by Chris d'Entremont's decision to leave the Conservative caucus and join the Liberals. The interview also touched on Aitchison's views about the federal budget's housing measures.

Scott Aitchison appeared in a public social media profile as the MP for Parry Sound–Muskoka.

A Facebook profile for Scott Aitchison identifies him as the Member of Parliament for Parry Sound–Muskoka and Conservative shadow minister for housing. The result reflects a public social media presence, but the provided snippet does not include a specific post from the last seven days.

Scott Aitchison comments on Pierre Poilievre's leadership and Conservative unity.

In a recent interview, Scott Aitchison said he is confident Pierre Poilievre will bring Conservatives together nationally despite reported tensions with some provincial party leaders. The remarks were presented as a defense of Poilievre's leadership amid internal party friction.

Scott Aitchison discussed the federal spring economic forecast.

A federal data page summarizing Aitchison's public comments says he pointed to some positive signs in the spring economic forecast while acknowledging ongoing financial challenges. The mention suggests his recent focus included economic conditions and fiscal concerns.

Scott Aitchison criticized the recognition of a Palestinian state as reckless and short-sighted.

A local report says Aitchison condemned Prime Minister Mark Carney's unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state. The comments indicate a recent public stance on a foreign policy issue.

Recent search results show coverage of Scott Aitchison’s Conservative leadership-related activity and his role as MP for Parry Sound—Muskoka.

Available search results include a Global News tag page for Scott Aitchison’s Conservative leadership coverage, a House of Commons member profile, a policy tracking page on sentencing reform, and a National Observer tag page. These results indicate recent public mentions, but the provided snippets do not clearly show specific items published within the last 7 days.