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Marie-Gabrielle Ménard

LiberalHochelaga—Rosemont-EstQuebec
119Votes Cast
20Speeches
0Bills Sponsored
Background
Education
Collège Montmorency (2001); Montreal School of Contemporary Dance (2005)
Career
Dancer, founded contemporary dance studio; arts reporter for Radio-Canada
Political Experience
Elected Member of Parliament for Hochelaga—Rosemont-Est in 2025
Notable
Performance artist
Committee Memberships
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House Seat
2025 Election Results — Hochelaga—Rosemont-Est
Marie-Gabrielle Ménard(Liberal)23,601 (46.1%)
Rose Lessard(Bloc Québécois)13,902 (27.2%)
Julie Girard-Lemay(NDP-New Democratic Party)6,671 (13.0%)
Carl Belley(Conservative)5,402 (10.6%)
Jacob Pirro(Green Party)1,329 (2.6%)
Christine Dandenault(Marxist-Leninist)242 (0.5%)

Total votes cast: 51,147

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Recent Activity
Apr 30, 2026
DebateFinance

Mr. Speaker, I have the honour of representing some 110,000 people in Hochelaga—Rosemont-Est. On June 5, 39,500 people will benefit from the Canada groceries and essentials benefit. When it comes to the cost of living, nearly a third of the constituency I represent will be supported by this measure. The Conservatives voted against the national school food program. In Hochelaga, that program is

Apr 30, 2026

In that regard, a lot of community organizations have really emphasized that the saddest part is when prevention measures don't reach vulnerable people. This can happen, particularly because of isolation, a lack of digital literacy or sometimes a language barrier. What are you implementing to get the message out to the most vulnerable and isolated people, the people who are most likely to be

Apr 30, 2026

You said you don't have a magic bullet. We don't have one either, much to our disappointment. However, you did say that if you had more resources, you could probably do more. If you had to design a tool, what would it be?

Apr 30, 2026

Thank you, Madam Chair. Thank you to all the witnesses for being here today. For your information, I'd like to clarify that we're at the end of this study, so we have heard a lot from experts. We're now trying to figure out what we may not have explored yet. Mr. Lynam, thank you for being here. You talked about the important co-operation between the various police forces, the RCMP and

Apr 30, 2026

Again, what I'm hearing is that the value of the community approach really shouldn't be overlooked.

Apr 30, 2026

I agree with you that this is very enlightening. You talked about fraudsters who are overseas. That said, let us come back to Canada. I may be touching a nerve. I apologize already. Let us look at the fraudsters who are part of the victims' inner circle. Let us think about senior women in particular. There can be a great deal of mistrust toward police forces. Reporting a family member is no

Apr 29, 2026

I would like to check something. With respect to the report on section 810 of the Criminal Code, we just needed to clarify observation 2, did we not?