Ève Péclet

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  • Her favourite word is tax.

NDP MP for La Pointe-de-l'Île (Québec)

Won her last election, in 2011, with 48.30% of the vote.

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Yesterday

Mentioned by Globe and Mail Quebec student struggle poses a challenge for NDP At least two NDP MPs, Alexandre Boulerice and Ève Péclet, participated in Tuesday's massive demonstration in downtown Montreal that was organized by the various student bodies. The event marked the 100th day of the student strike, and was held in ...

A week ago

Spoke in the House on Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, first of all, the member needs to stop making assumptions and claiming certain things. We are not talking about a carbon tax here. We ...

Voted Yes on Vote #224 That, in the opinion of the House, the government should: ( a) recognize the contributions that the baby ...

Voted No on Vote #223 on Bill C-316 Amend the Employment Insurance Act (incarceration)

Voted No on Vote #222 on Bill C-316 Amend the Employment Insurance Act (incarceration)

Voted Yes on Vote #221 on Bill C-316 Amend the Employment Insurance Act (incarceration)

Voted Yes on Vote #220 That, in the opinion of the House, the Budget legislation guts the environmental assessment and fisheries laws, leaving ...

Spoke in the House on Iran Mr. Chair, thank you for recognizing me this evening. Often a lot is said, but little is done. However, talking about inhumane situations is often the ...

Two weeks ago

Spoke in the House on Political Appointments Mr. Speaker, the NDP always supported the creation of a Public Appointments Commission, in spite of the tall tales told by certain Conservatives saying the opposite. ...

Spoke in the House on Jobs, Growth and Long-term Prosperity Act Mr. Speaker, I heard the hon. member talking about trade. I have two very simple questions for him. Make no mistake: the United States is currently ...

A month ago

Spoke in the House on Ethics Mr. Speaker, after days of questioning, the Conservatives are finally realizing that the “mimosa minister's” expenses are inappropriate. She has now had to pay for her ...

Spoke in the House on Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, I just have one question. Did the government consult the provinces before changing the age to 67? We all know that the provinces will ...

Spoke in the House on Citizen's Arrest and Self-defence Act Mr. Speaker, I wish to inform you that I will be sharing my time with my colleague from Compton—Stanstead. This bill would amend the Criminal Code, ...

Spoke in the House on Ethics Mr. Speaker, there is nothing too good for the working class. The Minister of International Cooperation refused to stay at a five-star hotel in London and ...

Three months ago

Mentioned by CBC.ca NDP leadership candidates' caucus endorsements ... Claude Patry Ève Péclet Manon Perreault François Pilon John Rafferty Mathieu Ravignat Jean Rousseau Djaouida Sellah Philip Toone Jonathan Tremblay Romeo Saganash (withdrew from race Feb.10) Christine Moore Pierre Dionne Labelle Martin Singh No MP ...

Mentioned by NorthernLife.ca Meet one of Canada's youngest MPs La Pointe-de-l'Île NDP MP Ève Péclet was invited to speak at the Nickel Belt riding association's lobster fundraising dinner Feb. 11. Photo by Heidi Ulrichsen. When 23-year-old Ève Péclet first walked into the House of Commons last year, she said some ...

Mentioned by NorthernLife.ca Time for the rich to pay their share, Broadbent says La Pointe-de-l'Île NDP MP Ève Péclet and Sackville—Musquodoboit Valley—Eastern Shore NDP MP and veterans' affairs critic Peter Stoffer also spoke at the event. Broadbent, who was introduced to the crowd by international Steelworkers president Leo ...

More than three months ago

Mentioned by iPolitics.ca (subscription) Gov, Opposition take turns shooting down witnesses' objectivity on EU trade deal NDP MP Ève Péclet wasn't so sure, pointing to a tantalizing tidbit on the Carleton university website. “I admire the fact that you have made this statement to remain neutral politically, but I have a question for you … ...

Mentioned by rabble.ca Elizabeth May goes to Ottawa That Ève Péclet, people better keep their eyes on her, she's very bright. She just finished her law degree, and she was off to graduate school at Harvard and her education was interrupted by becoming an MP. But she's got passion, she's articulate. ...