We did our research. It's all available, of course. The commission reports are available online, as well as some of the discussion that happened in Parliament.
There are two things. My new riding was created from two other ridings. The initial report from the commission for Quebec suggested the new name change to Châteauguay—Lacolle. They list it there with all the other name changes, and there are no other comments. However, the second report indeed addresses interventions, consultations, and comments that had come from the public and from MPs about the changes. That report also lists in detail all the different suggestions that were made. They accept some and reject others.
If I just take as an example the riding beside mine, originally the commission had recommended “Salaberry”. Clearly the MP at the time...or consultations were done or citizens spoke up, and they had the name changed to Salaberry—Suroît. I don't have the reasons, but that's an example.
However, in the case of Châteauguay—Lacolle, there's no evidence that any intervention was done.