Steven Guilbeault

Guilbeault Confirms Exit from Politics After Cabinet Resignation

CTV News confirmed that Guilbeault is quitting politics entirely, not just leaving the Liberal caucus, effective after his announcement to the caucus on Wednesday.

Elizabeth May Says It's 'No Wonder' Guilbeault Is Leaving Liberals

Green Party Leader Elizabeth May criticized Prime Minister Mark Carney's rightward shift and broken climate promises in response to Guilbeault's departure.

Steven Guilbeault Announces Resignation as MP Over Climate Policy Concerns

Former environment minister Steven Guilbeault announced he will resign as a Member of Parliament, citing the Alberta energy deal as the 'last straw' due to his opposition to weakening climate initiatives.

Guilbeault says Canada backsliding on climate action as he resigns from Parliament.

In a speech to the House of Commons, Steven Guilbeault expressed concerns that Canada is experiencing a regression in climate initiatives, citing the government's energy goals. He stated his decision to leave federal politics and resign as a Member of Parliament effective this summer.

Guilbeault said his fight against climate change is not ending.

National Observer reported that Guilbeault told colleagues and Canadians in a Wednesday speech that his commitment to fighting climate change would continue. The piece focused on his departure from the Liberal caucus and the political dispute around climate and energy policy.

Coverage linked Guilbeault's expected resignation to conflict over Ottawa's pipeline policy.

CityNews Montreal reported that Guilbeault was expected to resign as an MP amid disagreement with Ottawa's memorandum of understanding on a pipeline-related file. The coverage connected his exit to tensions between climate policy and federal energy decisions.

Steven Guilbeault confirmed he will step down as a member of Parliament this summer.

CityNews reported that Steven Guilbeault confirmed on Wednesday that he plans to resign as an MP this summer. The report framed the move as a major political development involving the former environment minister and longtime climate advocate.

CTV News video coverage examined Guilbeault's exit from the Liberal caucus.

A CTV News video discussed what to make of Steven Guilbeault's exit from the Liberal caucus. The clip centered on his departure and the political implications rather than on a specific policy announcement.

CBC's Power & Politics featured Guilbeault warning Canada would miss its climate goals.

CBC News highlighted Guilbeault saying there was 'No way' Canada would meet its climate goals under current policy direction. The segment followed his announcement that he would leave federal politics.

Steven Guilbeault is expected to resign as a Liberal MP amid climate policy tensions.

Multiple Canadian outlets reported that Steven Guilbeault planned to tell the Liberal caucus he would resign as a member of Parliament. The reports linked his decision to the federal government's rollback of parts of its climate policy, and Guilbeault publicly called the Ottawa-Alberta clean electricity exemption proposal a serious mistake.

Guilbeault said he was 'totally at peace' with stepping down as an MP.

iPolitics reported that Guilbeault described himself as totally at peace with his decision to resign from the House of Commons. The story emphasized that he intended to remain in Parliament until summer recess while continuing to oppose climate-policy reversals.

Global News reported Guilbeault would address Liberal caucus about his political future.

Global News said Guilbeault told the outlet he would speak to the Liberal caucus about his future and that he planned to leave politics. The report situated the move within broader disputes over climate policy and the Carney government's direction.

Steven Guilbeault confirmed he would leave federal politics this summer.

Coverage from regional and national media said Guilbeault confirmed he would step down as an MP this summer after years in cabinet and as an environmental advocate. The reporting framed the move as a major political development tied to his opposition to recent climate-policy changes.

CBC said Guilbeault would resign as an MP but stay on until Parliament rises.

CBC reporting said Guilbeault would make his resignation official at a Liberal caucus meeting and remain in office until Parliament rose for the summer. The report also connected his decision to the government's rollback of key climate-policy measures.

Public discussion highlighted Guilbeault's exit from cabinet over Canada's bitumen pipeline plan.

A video summary noted that the former federal environment minister and climate advocate left cabinet because of the new pipeline arrangement. The mention focused on the political and environmental implications of the decision.

Parliamentary profile lists Steven Guilbeault as an active MP for Laurier–Sainte-Marie.

The House of Commons profile identifies Guilbeault as the Member of Parliament for Laurier–Sainte-Marie and shows recent parliamentary activity. This is a public mention confirming his current elected role.

A French-language video interview features Steven Guilbeault criticizing Mark Carney's environmental approach.

A recent video mentions Guilbeault criticizing relaxations to environmental regulations proposed by Mark Carney. It says that despite leaving cabinet, he wants to continue influencing decisions from within the party.

Steven Guilbeault resigns from cabinet after six years as MP.

Quebec Liberal MP Steven Guilbeault resigned from his cabinet position on November 27, 2025, citing disagreement with a Memorandum of Understanding regarding a pipeline project deal signed by Prime Minister Mark Carney with Alberta. Guilbeault informed the Prime Minister in writing on November 26 that he could not remain in cabinet as the MOU stood.

Federal caucus responds to Guilbeault resignation and discusses party unity.

Members of the federal Liberal caucus claimed their party remains united following Steven Guilbeault's cabinet resignation, though NDP MPs identified signs of political pressure on B.C. Liberal MPs. The video documents reactions across the federal political landscape to the resignation.

Steven Guilbeault resigns from cabinet amid tensions over pipeline deal with Alberta.

Quebec Liberal MP Steven Guilbeault resigned from cabinet on Thursday after Prime Minister Mark Carney signed a deal with Alberta regarding a potential pipeline project. Political analyst Lori Williams described the resignation as a real test for Carney's leadership and the Quebec caucus. Guilbeault, who served six years in Parliament, cited internal party tensions and climate policy disagreements.