House of Commons photoWon his last election, in 2025, with 49% of the vote.
Voted No 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)
Voted No on Vote #98 Appointment of an officer of Parliament
Spoke in the House on Lawful Access Act, 2026 Mr. Speaker, I would like to hear my colleague's opinion about the risk of mistakes or of any issues that this might raise for gender-diverse individuals. …
Spoke in the House on Hockey Playoffs Mr. Speaker, go Habs, go! Spring is well and truly here because our Canadiens are in the playoffs. It has been a long time since their …
Spoke in the House on Cassandre Prosper Mr. Speaker, a Quebecker is once again proving that Quebec produces the best basketball talent. Cassandre Prosper is the first player from Quebec to be drafted …
Spoke at the Public Accounts committee on Report on Housing Canadian Armed Forces Members, of the 2025 Fall Reports … Thank you, Mr. Chair. Under the circumstances, I would like to extend a special thank you to the technical and interpretation teams. My first question is …
Spoke in the House on Committees of the House Mr. Speaker, I move that the eighth report of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts, presented on Monday, March 23, be concurred in. First, I want …
Spoke at the Public Accounts committee on Report 4, National Trade Corridors Fund—Transport Canada, of the 2024 Reports 2 … Just in the spirit of the matter, since information is referring to a business, is “information” the right term? What I was looking for is the …
Spoke in the House on Pensions Mr. Speaker, it is important for me to rise in the House and speak about the Cúram software because there have been outrageous cost overruns. I …
Spoke at the Public Accounts committee on Bill C-230 and 2026 Spring Reports of the Auditor General of Canada Thank you, Mr. Chair. The President of the Treasury Board is, by necessity, also a political actor. That said, I still have some reservations regarding confidentiality, …
Spoke in the House on Combatting Hate Act Mr. Speaker, I hear the Conservatives’ rhetoric. I also see it circulating on social media. The Conservatives are spreading misinformation about the Bloc’s position, and I …
Spoke in the House on Public Services and Procurement Mr. Speaker, admitting that there is a problem is part of the solution. Every time Ottawa gets involved with IT, it is a disaster. Today the …
Spoke in the House on Rodger Brulotte Mr. Speaker, for decades, summer in Quebec had a soundtrack: the subtle buzz of lights, the crack of a bat, the snapping of a leather glove …
Spoke at the Public Accounts committee on Report 4, National Trade Corridors Fund—Transport Canada, of the 2024 Reports 2 … Madam Chair, I’ll be honest with you. At the last meeting, I did have some concerns. I wasn't sure whether the Liberals were acting in good …
Spoke at the Agriculture committee on Science in Canadian Agriculture and the Closure of Research Centres Thank you, Mr. Chair. This is a particularly interesting meeting. Mr. Poirier and Ms. Lafrenière, thank you for being here today. I am particularly proud to …
Spoke at the Public Accounts committee on Public Accounts of Canada 2024 and Public Accounts of Canada 2025 Thank you, Madam Chair. In this context, the goal of the motion obviously isn't to hold additional meetings. We trust things. I also think that the …
Spoke at the Agriculture committee on Science in Canadian Agriculture and the Closure of Research Centres Thank you, Mr. Chair. Mr. St‑Georges and Mr. Paquette, I would first like to thank you and congratulate the Public Service Alliance of Canada for taking …
Spoke at the Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee on Bill C-10 Thank you, Mr. Chair. Chief Jack, first of all, thank you for reminding us in your opening remarks, which included very pedagogical and historical elements, that …