Marina von Stackelberg

Journalist

Marina von Stackelberg is a senior reporter at CBC's Parliamentary Bureau in Ottawa. She covers national politics and specializes in health policy. Marina previously worked as a reporter and host in Winnipeg, with earlier stints in Halifax and Sudbury. Connect with her by email at mvs@cbc.ca or on social media @CBCMarina.

Latest from Marina von Stackelberg

The federal NDP had its worst election ever. Now what?

The New Democrats went into the campaign with 24 MPs and limped away with just seven. Now they need a new leader and a plan to operate in the House of Commons without the resources and privileges of a recognized party.

No regrets about keeping Liberal government afloat, says NDP's Singh

As Jagmeet Singh makes his final push for votes in southern Ontario, the NDP leader is standing behind his decision to not trigger the federal election sooner.

Singh urges New Democrats to 'hold the line' in key battleground ridings

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is calling on voters to help the New Democrats "hold the line" — a signal the party is on the defensive and fighting to save the seats it has.

This election, the NDP could be fighting for its own survival

CBC's Poll Tracker suggests the NDP's support has dropped to less than 12 per cent, with the party at risk of losing roughly three-quarters of its seats in the House of Commons. The party's official status, and leader Jagmeet Singh's own riding, are at risk.

Canada Post laying off dozens of managers amid shaky financial future

Canada's national mail carrier is laying off nearly 50 managers to save money, CBC News has learned. The job cuts include firing the company's chief financial officer last month — and dozens of layoff notices are going out this week.

Promised Canada-wide ban on vaping flavours increasingly unlikely, health groups warn

Nicotine control groups who have waited years for a nationwide ban on vaping flavours say they've now been given indications it won't happen — despite a promise from the Canadian government last fall the restrictions were coming soon. It comes as the country's top public health doctors have once again called on Ottawa to ban vaping flavours to protect youth.

With clock ticking, future of Liberals' dental and pharmacare programs uncertain

A federal election is potentially only months away and two of the Liberal government's landmark social programs are not fully in place. The majority of planned dental care recipients are still not eligible, and no deals have been signed with provinces and territories to pay for contraceptive and diabetes medications.

Health minister won't say when millions more Canadians can apply for dental coverage

Canada's health minister says millions of Canadians who aren't currently eligible for the national dental insurance plan will be able to apply "as soon as possible in the new year" — but he won't say exactly when or who might qualify next.

Canada Post strike marks 2 weeks during busy Black Friday shopping weekend

Even with other delivery options during the labour strike, your parcel could cost more and be delayed, the Retail Council of Canada warns.

Mediation talks between Canada Post and union suspended

Negotiations have broken down between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers for the first time since a nationwide strike began nearly two weeks ago.