Articles by Rachel Aiello
- Canada's first vaccine approval could come before Christmas, chief health adviser says
- Departments spend nearly $2.8M on Plexiglas, other COVID-19 guards
- Canada still on track for January 2021 vaccine rollout, despite domestic dose disadvantage: feds
- Documents offer new details on flyers, cost to quarantine, and exemptions granted
- PM touts deal for 26K doses of COVID-19 therapeutic, seeks to temper vaccine expectations
- Feds to provide updated fiscal and economic picture Nov. 30
- Despite dose delivery confusion, feds say Canada-wide collaboration 'essential'
- Provinces asking for more COVID-19 aid will be more 'compelling' once $19B spent: LeBlanc
- PM confirms: Canada-U.S. border restrictions to stay in place
- 'It's time to tighten up': PM says as modelling shows COVID-19 cases 'spiking massively'
Rachel Aiello
ContactRachel Aiello covers the latest political news from CTV's parliamentary bureau in Ottawa. She has a keen eye for all things legislative and procedural. While the daily news beat sees Rachel cover everything from high-profile political scandals, to major social policy reform, she has a special interest in stories about democratic institutions and justice policy.
Part of CTV News' national digital team since 2017, you can also catch her weekly on CTV’s Power Play, for her Flashback Friday segment, where Rachel goes back into the archives to remind Canadians about past promises or big moments and offers an accountability check on where things stand on that issue, today.
She's also the author of CTV News' Capital Dispatch newsletter, a twice-weekly update on the latest news from the minority Parliament when it's in session, directly to your inbox. Avid politics reader, or curious to learn more? Subscribe here.
From Peterborough, Rachel moved to Ottawa where she graduated from the University of Ottawa's joint journalism program with Algonquin College. She has been a member of the Parliamentary Press Gallery since 2014. Rachel speaks English and is working on improving her French.
