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Emma Harrison

LiberalPeterboroughOntario
119Votes Cast
20Speeches
0Bills Sponsored
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2025 Election Results — Peterborough

Michelle Ferreri won with 32,446 votes (41.0%)

Emma Harrison(Liberal)42,890 (54.3%)
Michelle Ferreri(Conservative)32,446 (41.0%)
Heather Ray(NDP-New Democratic Party)2,406 (3.0%)
Jazmine Raine(Green Party)655 (0.8%)
Jami-Leigh McMaster(People's Party)272 (0.3%)
Chad Jewell(Independent)222 (0.3%)
Matthew Grove(Christian Heritage Party)168 (0.2%)

Total votes cast: 79,059

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Recent Activity
Apr 28, 2026

Thank you very much. To the CFA, are there any countries or any of our allies who have gotten it right and modernized in a way that our producers are asking for in Canada? Do you have any examples? Actually, any of the witnesses can answer.

Apr 28, 2026

Mr. Huber, I'm a big fan of Saskatchewan. I think it's one of the most beautiful provinces I've ever been in. I drove across Canada after university, and I'd never spent any time in Saskatchewan. I have a tremendous respect for the province as a whole, and for the producers there. Do you know what the current enrolment is among your producers in any BRM programs, more specifically AgriStability?

Apr 28, 2026

Mr. Huber, would you like to comment?

Apr 28, 2026

Thank you for that. I farm, and I've never enrolled in AgriStability, because my dad didn't. We did for a little bit, but never qualified, so it became this burden. As you've spoken to, the margins are so incredibly slim. We talk about this in the committee, and I did last week as well. People are so far removed from the world of agriculture and its lifestyle. They see the beauty of it, the

Apr 28, 2026

In the European Union, with their cap, they have a stable baseline income for their producers. Do you think that's something that producers in Canada would be interested in?