Overview
- The NDP has officially lost its party status in the House of Commons, confirmed by Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon.
- Jagmeet Singh, who led the party for nearly eight years, lost his Vancouver-area seat and announced his resignation as leader.
- Interim leader Don Davies attempted to negotiate with the Prime Minister's Office to regain party status but was unsuccessful.
- The loss of official status strips the NDP of key parliamentary privileges, including question period participation, committee seats, and institutional funding.
- Davies has pledged to rebuild the party through grassroots efforts and a leadership contest, aiming to restore its influence in Parliament.