Won his last election, in 2021, with 41% of the vote.
Spoke in the House on Finance Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister has lost the confidence of his ministers, his MPs and Canadians, yet he still clings to power. After nine years of …
Didn't vote on Vote #926 Motion to proceed to Orders of the Day
Voted Yes on Vote #927 Motion to proceed to First Reading of Senate Public Bills
Didn't vote on Vote #928 Motion to adjourn the House
Spoke in the House on Finance Mr. Speaker, this Prime Minister has completely lost control over spending and his ministers. He is imposing drastic increases and sacrificing his own Minister of Finance …
Voted No on Vote #924 Ninth report of the Standing Committee on Veterans Affairs (Previous question)
Voted Yes on Vote #925 Ninth report of the Standing Committee on Veterans
Spoke at the International Trade committee on Trade Impacts of Canada's Leadership in Reducing Emissions Thank you, Madam Chair. Thank you to the witnesses for being with us today. I'd also like to thank Mr. Simard for being with us, whom …
Spoke at the International Trade committee on Trade Impacts of Canada's Leadership in Reducing Emissions That's interesting. Are steel companies prepared to absorb the additional administrative cost that goes along with implementing a carbon border adjustment mechanism, or CBAM, like greenhouse …
Spoke in the House on Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, my colleague expresses himself very well. He is a university professor. He is well-spoken, but it is clear that his party is having a …
Spoke at the International Trade committee on Recent Developments Concerning the Canada–United States Softwood Lumber Trade Dispute and Trade … Thank you, Madam Chair. Thank you to the witnesses for being here. Mr. Lee, I have a question for you. Canadian softwood lumber producers who are …
Spoke in the House on Forestry Industry Mr. Speaker, this morning we learned of yet another sawmill that is about to close. It is Rapides-des-Joachims' turn, in Pontiac, to pay the price for …
Spoke in the House on Public Safety Mr. Speaker, Canada's violent crime rate is 14% higher than that of the United States. Again this week, the media reported that a woman was kidnapped, …
Spoke at the International Trade committee on Recent Developments Concerning the Canada–United States Softwood Lumber Trade Dispute Thank you, Madam Chair. The lumber industry is definitely very important to the economy, whether in Quebec or in the other regions of Canada. In addition, …
Spoke in the House on U.S. Tariffs on Canadian Products Madam Speaker, I wish to inform you that I will be sharing my time with my colleague from Dufferin—Caledon. I rise in the House today with …
Spoke at the International Trade committee on Canadian Women and International Trade: Selected Considerations Excuse me for interrupting, Ms. Oyelade, but I have another question for you, and time is running out. Under the current government, Canada continues to regress …
Spoke in the House on Rouge et Or Football Team Mr. Speaker, I want to congratulate the Université Laval's Rouge et Or football team on winning the 59th Vanier Cup. Once again, after taking home the …
Spoke in the House on Forestry Industry Mr. Speaker, I really fear for our forestry workers, who are dedicated to their profession. Many have already lost their jobs, and now another 1,400 forestry …
Spoke at the International Trade committee on Recent Developments Concerning the Canada–United States Softwood Lumber Trade Dispute Thank you, Madam Chair. Mr. Pelletier, you said that, in the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement, or CUSMA, there was nothing in favour of our forest industry. You also …
Spoke at the International Trade committee on Canadian Women and International Trade: Selected Considerations Thank you very much, Madam Chair. I'd like to thank the witnesses for being with us today. I don't know who will be able to answer …
Spoke at the International Trade committee on Protecting Certain Canadian Manufacturing Sectors, Including Electric Vehicles, Aluminum and Steel, Against … For the time being, you are managing to survive even though the current government has not taken firm action on this. What is the long-term risk …