Kathy Borrelli
- Political Experience
- Elected Member of Parliament for Windsor—Tecumseh—Lakeshore in the 2025 Canadian federal election. Previously ran in the 2021 Canadian federal election, placing third.
- Notable
- Margin of victory in 2025 election was reduced to four votes after judicial recount.
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Irek Kusmierczyk won with 32,086 votes (45.7%)
Total votes cast: 70,138
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Mr. Speaker, recently I spoke with Tina from my community, whose nine-year-old son was murdered by Douglas Lambier. In the 21 years since her son's murder, her life has never been the same. While his parole was recently denied by the government, Mr. Lambier has been allowed to have a 60-day unescorted absence to attend a program. Why is the Liberal government allowing a murderer who the Parole
Mr. Speaker, in the wake of Saturday's tragedy at CFB Wainwright, I want to take a moment to recognize not only the tragedy but also the people and families whose lives have been changed forever. From Tecumseh, Ontario, Private Daniel Thrasher, an infanteer with Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry since December 2025, was critically injured in Saturday's fire. Prior to joining the
Thank you for that. Mr. Gallant, again, a lot of our AI discussion has been focused on data centres and cloud computing. We haven't focused on space systems that generate the data that AI tools increasingly depend on. Should Canada treat satellite earth observation and launch capacity as integral parts of the national AI infrastructure?
Thank you, Madam Chair. Thank you to all of our witnesses today. My first question is for Madame Desrochers. AI systems have begun deciding what content is recommended, summarized, translated or generated for users. How should Canadian policy respond if AI systems become gatekeepers for what Canadians see and hear?
Thank you. My next question is for Mr. Buteau. Mr. Buteau, ControlAI has called for prohibiting the development of superintelligent AI and other dangerous AI, such as automated AI research or hacking capabilities. How should lawmakers define those prohibited capabilities in a way that's enforceable but not vague?
Space Canada has recommended that there be a national space council chaired by the Prime Minister. What problem would this solve that the current departmental structure cannot, and what exactly would that council be looking at doing?
Is there a concern that generative AI could produce enormous volumes of low-cost music, scripts, images and text that will crowd out human-created Canadian works? How can we ensure that Canadian creators are not pushed out of their industries?