Madeleine Chenette
- Career
- Canada's ambassador to the OECD in Paris
- Political Experience
- Elected Member of Parliament for Thérèse-De Blainville in the 2025 Canadian federal election
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Before entering federal politics, Madeleine Chenette had a career as a lawyer. She worked for the City of Laval's legal department and later held senior administrative positions in various municipalities in Quebec, including serving as a director general. Her professional background is primarily in municipal law and public administration.
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Total votes cast: 64,397
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Mr. Speaker, I thank the member for that question because it is certainly important for our government, without a doubt, to invest in local radio stations and journalists. That is exactly what we did once again in budget 2026. We are here to support the media, because they are such a force when it comes to gathering data and disseminating fact-based local news. Journalism is an extremely powerful
Mr. Speaker, there is no question that our media are important and that they need to be protected and properly funded. That is what our budget is doing, once again. We will support our local media and encourage them to produce fact-based news and data so that Canadians can better understand local realities.
Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his question and for the work that he does on environmental issues. Budget 2026 makes unprecedented investments in culture so that we can celebrate and protect what makes us Canadian. The budget includes investments in infrastructure and investments for our creators, artists, cultural institutions, media and journalists. I also want to point out that $339
Mr. Speaker, access to fact-based information from coast to coast to coast is essential for keeping Canadians informed. Canadians deserve access to factual information that reflects our communities, our stories and our values. We continue to support strong and independent newsrooms. Across the country, and especially when dealing with disinformation, our local media and radio stations matter a
Mr. Speaker, I am truly astonished that the Bloc Québécois is downplaying the impact we are having in the field of AI. We have incredible resources in the field of artificial intelligence in Quebec, with Mila, plus an entire ecosystem that we are currently actively developing in partnership with other countries, including the European Union. We also have the major Churchill Falls project, which
Madam Speaker, I commend my colleague's speech, which neatly summarized all the issues facing parents and grandparents. His willingness to contribute to this bill is clear, and I thank him for that. With this in mind, what would encourage businesses to comply if we were to remove the financial penalties for non-compliance? Large companies have a role to play. How can we get them on board to
Mr. Speaker, today I would like to pay tribute to a constituent of mine. Roger Barrette has dedicated 47 years of his working life to the health and social services system, including 40 years at the Thérèse-De Blainville CLSC, now known as Santé Québec Laurentides. Mr. Barrette has witnessed the major changes in our health care system from the early days of CLSCs to the present. Throughout all