Stephanie Levitz is a senior reporter at The Globe and Mail's Ottawa bureau. With over 20 years of journalism experience, she specializes in covering federal politics, elections, and public policy, while also delving into themes of finance and world affairs. Her work has been featured in various publications, including The Hamilton Spectator and the Toronto Star.
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Stephanie Levitz primarily focuses on Canadian politics and legal policy regulation, particularly government announcements. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights related to Canadian political developments, legislative changes, or government policies. Topics such as the Labour vote, specific politicians like Pierre Poilievre or Justin Trudeau, and current events in Canada will likely resonate with her reporting focus.
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Open this photo in gallery: Chong, who has been the MP for the Ontario riding of Wellington-Halton Hills North since 2004, will move to
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A northern route would have required changes to the federal tanker ban along B.C.’s northwestern coast, which is considered a non-starter by the province’s government
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Tom Pitfield has been serving as principal secretary to the PM and also played a central role in the government’s AI strategy
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Carney made the announcement Tuesday morning as he also appointed three others to the upper chamber
By: Stephanie Levitz
Jim Quinn originally entered the chamber in 2021 under the system for non-partisan appointments that PM is now changing
By: Stephanie Levitz, Ian Bailey
Braeden Caley told his colleagues on Sunday that he has left the PMO to consider running for the riding of North Vancouver–Capilano
Maia Johnson, whose relationship with the Prime Minister dates back to his work for the UN, will also continue to advise him on Canada-U.S. relations
