
Danielle Martin
Liberal
Recent Mentions
Updated 2026-08-02Recent news, social media, and press mentions
Mark Carney congratulates Danielle Martin on becoming MP for University-Rosedale
Mark Carney posted a congratulatory message on X announcing Danielle Martin as the new Member of Parliament for University-Rosedale. He described her as someone who spent her career improving public health care and said she would bring that experience to the House of Commons.
View source →Danielle Martin speaks in the House about coercive control in justice debate
OpenParliament records Martin speaking in the House on justice, where she described coercive control as a pattern of abusive behaviour used to isolate and intimidate victims. The mention appears to be part of recent parliamentary business rather than a standalone media interview or social post.
View source →Danielle Martin said the Liberal win gives the party a mandate to get to work.
A CBC video clip captured Martin saying the Liberal victory is about more stability and a mandate to get things done. She said constituents supported Mark Carney's plans across political viewpoints, emphasizing the broad appeal of the result. The clip is a direct public mention of her post-election comments.
View source →Mark Carney urged voters on X to support Danielle Martin in University-Rosedale.
Carney posted that Martin was the candidate to elect in University-Rosedale and encouraged people to vote in the byelection. He described her as a health-care advocate and community leader who should represent the riding in Ottawa. The post was part of the final public push before the vote.
View source →The Liberal Party publicly congratulated Danielle Martin on becoming its new MP for University-Rosedale.
The Liberal Party posted a congratulatory message on Facebook calling Martin the party's next MP for University-Rosedale. The post serves as a direct public mention from her party after the byelection win. It is a short celebratory acknowledgment rather than a policy announcement.
View source →Mark Carney congratulated Danielle Martin on X and praised her health-care background.
Mark Carney posted in French on X congratulating Martin as the new MP for University-Rosedale. He said she spent her career improving public health care for people in Toronto and Canadians more broadly. The post is a prominent public mention from the Liberal leader.
View source →Danielle Martin won the University—Rosedale byelection and will enter the House of Commons as a Liberal MP.
CBC reported that Danielle Martin, a family physician and academic, won the University—Rosedale byelection and is set to enter the House of Commons for the Liberals. The report frames her victory as part of a broader Liberal gain in Toronto that helped secure a majority. CTV and CityNews similarly described her win as a significant political development and quoted her as saying the result is a mandate to get to work.
View source →CityNews reported Danielle Martin as a newly elected MP eager to begin her parliamentary role.
CityNews described Martin as a family doctor elected MP who is eager for the next chapter after winning the University-Rosedale byelection. The article notes her background in health care and her recent nomination as the Liberal candidate before the byelection win. It also places her victory within the larger Liberal caucus gains from the same byelection day.
View source →CTV said Danielle Martin's victory helped the Liberals secure a majority and quoted her celebrating the result.
CTV reported that Martin won the University-Rosedale byelection as part of a night that delivered a major boost to the federal Liberals. The article says she captured roughly 63 percent of counted ballots and includes her victory remarks framing the result as a mandate to act. It also highlights the broader Toronto byelection context and the party's majority outcome.
View source →Danielle Martin calls Liberal byelection victory a 'mandate to get to work'
Following her win in the University-Rosedale byelection, newly elected MP Danielle Martin delivered a victory speech emphasizing that the result was a mandate to begin working on key initiatives.
View source →No recent news or social media mentions of Danielle Martin found in the last 7 days
A comprehensive search of news outlets, social media platforms, and public databases for the Canadian MP Danielle Martin (ON) covering the period from July 5–12, 2026, yielded no new articles, posts, or mentions.
Liberals nominate Dr. Danielle Martin as candidate in Toronto's University-Rosedale riding.
Dr. Danielle Martin was announced as the Liberal candidate for University-Rosedale in a federal by-election expected to replace Chrystia Freeland. The report describes her as a family physician and health care advocate.
View source →Danielle Martin is listed as a Member of Parliament for Ontario on the House of Commons site.
The House of Commons member page identifies Danielle Martin as a Member of Parliament. This is a public parliamentary listing rather than a news story or social post.
View source →Family doctor Danielle Martin says she is ready to get started as an MP.
National Newswatch highlighted Martin's comments after being elected to Parliament. The piece emphasized her background as a family doctor and the start of her next chapter in federal politics.
View source →Dr. Danielle Martin sworn in as MP for University-Rosedale.
The University of Toronto Department of Family and Community Medicine announced the swearing-in of Dr. Danielle Martin as Member of Parliament for University-Rosedale. As a respected physician, educator, and national health-policy voice, Dr. Martin brings deep experience in primary care, education, and community medicine to federal office. She previously served as Chair of DFCM since 2021.
View source →Liberal candidate Danielle Martin wins byelection in University–Rosedale, securing a razor-thin majority for Prime Minister Mark Carney's government.
Danielle Martin, running as the Liberal candidate, has won the Toronto byelection in University–Rosedale with a significant lead of over 14,000 votes against the NDP candidate. This victory clinches a parliamentary majority for the Liberals. Martin celebrated her win and emphasized stability to advance the government's agenda.
View source →Danielle Martin secures crucial victory in University-Rosedale, helping Liberals achieve full parliamentary majority.
Liberal Danielle Martin won the key byelection in Toronto’s University-Rosedale riding. The win provides Prime Minister Mark Carney’s party with a majority in Parliament. She took the stage to celebrate with supporters.
View source →Danielle Martin delivers powerful victory speech outlining vision for affordability, climate change, and healthcare.
In her victory speech after winning University–Rosedale, Danielle Martin thanked volunteers and described the result as a mandate on key issues like rent, groceries, climate change, and national sovereignty. Drawing from her experience as a family doctor, she stressed building trust in public institutions and Canada's public healthcare system. Her address focused on unity, service, and progress to make Canada better.
View source →Liberals hold University-Rosedale as Danielle Martin wins decisively.
Danielle Martin secured a decisive victory in the University-Rosedale byelection, with the Liberals retaining the seat as part of the majority Carney government. Martin is among two new Liberal MPs heading to Ottawa.
View source →Liberal Danielle Martin wins Toronto byelection, securing majority for Prime Minister Carney.
Liberal candidate Danielle Martin won the University-Rosedale byelection, providing the Carney government with a razor-thin majority. The victory marks Martin's entry to Parliament as a new Liberal MP heading to Ottawa.
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