Annie Koutrakis

Annie Koutrakis Marks Fourth Year in Office as Vimy MP

The article recollects Annie Koutrakis's two mandates since being elected in 2019, noting her role as Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Tourism and speculation on the 2025 election timeline.

Annie Koutrakis marked the one-year anniversary of her nomination by Prime Minister Mark Carney.

On X, Annie Koutrakis posted in French that it had been one year since she was nominated by Prime Minister Mark Carney. The post indicates a personal milestone and is framed as a public reflection rather than a policy announcement.

Annie Koutrakis shared a Parliament-related post highlighting Black representation and inclusion.

An Instagram reel associated with Annie Koutrakis referenced remarks in Parliament about the new government supporting Black representation and inclusion. The post appears to be a public statement tied to diversity and representation in federal institutions.

Supportive public mention of Annie Koutrakis accompanied the opening of a campaign office.

A Facebook post described the inauguration of Annie Koutrakis' campaign office and wished her luck in the election. The message was explicitly supportive and partisan in tone.

Annie Koutrakis was scheduled to announce funding in Fassett for tariff-impacted workers in Quebec.

Employment and Social Development Canada announced that Parliamentary Secretary Annie Koutrakis would visit Fassett to announce funding to help workers in Quebec build new skills and seize emerging opportunities. The event was later marked cancelled in the notice, so the announcement was planned but did not proceed as scheduled.

Liberal MP Annie Koutrakis praises the party's largest-ever policy convention in Montreal as an extraordinary success.

Vimy Liberal MP Annie Koutrakis agreed with her parliamentary colleague that the convention was an extraordinary success. She described it as energizing. The event took place in Montreal.

Annie Koutrakis denies a carbon tax on groceries and attributes inflation to global issues during House of Commons debate.

In parliamentary debates, Annie Koutrakis denied the existence of a carbon tax on groceries. She attributed inflation to global issues and defended climate policies as beneficial for jobs. This occurred during House of Commons Hansard #59.