House of Commons photoWon his last election, in 2025, with 35% of the vote.
Voted Yes on Vote #100 on Bill S-211 Respecting a national framework on sports betting advertising
Voted No on Vote #101 on Bill C-238 Amend the Criminal Code (restitution orders)
Voted No on Vote #102 on Bill C-226 Establish a national framework to improve food price transparency
Voted No on Vote #103 Private Members' Business M-16 (Use of underused and surplus federal lands and buildings for services for veterans)
Spoke in the House on Petitions Mr. Speaker, I rise today on behalf of the people of Montmorency—Charlevoix to present a petition on the overabundance of striped bass in the St. Lawrence …
Voted No on Vote #98 Appointment of an officer of Parliament
Spoke in the House on Ethics Mr. Speaker, this afternoon at the ethics committee, we will begin the 17th hour of Liberal stand-up comedy, the longest monologue possible to ensure that three …
Spoke in the House on The Economy Mr. Speaker, facts are facts. Canadians do not live in the world of advertising. They live in the real world, which is becoming increasingly difficult. Indeed, …
Spoke in the House on Ethics Mr. Speaker, we are about to begin the 12th hour of Liberal monologues at the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy, and Ethics, by the …
Spoke in the House on Youth Criminal Justice Act Mr. Speaker, I rise today to speak to a topic that we often avoid discussing because it makes us uncomfortable. We do not like talking about …
Spoke in the House on Lawful Access Act, 2026 Mr. Speaker, in an interview last week, the Prime Minister was asked a question that I think is very clear and straightforward. How can it be …
Spoke in the House on Taxation Mr. Speaker, it is a mistake for a country to tax its way to success, but that seems to be the cornerstone of the Liberals' decisions …
Spoke in the House on Public Services and Procurement Mr. Speaker, according to Le Journal de Québec, the Liberal government has paid out over $211 million in cost overruns to Accenture, an external IT consulting …
Spoke at the Fisheries committee on Atlantic Mackerel and Atlantic Herring Fisheries I'm going to start with some questions for Mr. Robert. Thank you for being with us. This is one of my first times on this committee, …
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on Statutory Review of the Lobbying Act Thank you for being with us. Lobbying is the intent to communicate with public decision-makers to influence their decisions. The act has not been reviewed since …
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on State of Access to Information in Canada Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you to the witnesses for being here. Mr. Rochon, I think you were right when you said that access to information …
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on State of Access to Information in Canada The government is spending taxpayers' money to buy time, then. Do you get the impression that Quebeckers and Canadians today have adequate access to information about …
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on Challenges Posed by Artificial Intelligence and its Regulation You intend to build more and more data centres. That being said, according to the latest data we have, energy demand is increasing by about 30% …
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on Challenges Posed by Artificial Intelligence and its Regulation Thank you very much. Once again, I’ll address my question to Mr. Krueger, because the question deserves analysis. We’re seeing many companies investing in artificial intelligence …
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on Challenges Posed by Artificial Intelligence and its Regulation Thank you, Mr. Chair. I would like to acknowledge our witnesses and welcome them to the committee. When we talk about artificial intelligence here, we often …
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on Review of the Conflict of Interest Act Thank you, Mr. Chair. I want to follow up on what was said here recently. I believe that the role of the Standing Committee on Access …