Marie-Gabrielle Ménard
- 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
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Total votes cast: 51,147
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Mr. Speaker, I want to take members on a trip down memory lane. In 1926, seven visionary and determined women founded BPW Montréal, a business and professional women's network. For the past 100 years, BPW Montréal has played an important role in advancing gender equality and promoting women's professional development. To the many CEOs and dedicated board members who have served the organization
Madam Speaker, it is true that we use it often and that it is a source of pride for Canada. Small businesses are a source of both talent and strength for our country. This week, we are celebrating Small Business Week. Since taking office, I have had the opportunity to talk with small business owners. What we are hearing is that they are very motivated and ambitious. They want to export and grow.
Madam Speaker, over the past year, we have implemented various measures to support small businesses. As a result of the buy Canadian policy, many businesses are developing or multiplying their business opportunities. We are serious about supporting small businesses. Indeed, one solution alone cannot help an entire sector grow. That is often the response we get from our colleagues in the
We have a few seconds left, if you'd like to tell us more. I'm sorry, I'm told that's it. It's cruel.
Thank you very much. That's enlightening. Dr. Demers, I'm quoting what you said a few minutes ago: I'm fighting for safe hormone therapy. I just want to check something. Does that imply that there's ineffective or unsafe hormone therapy right now in Canada? Can you clarify what you mean?
Thank you very much, Madam Chair. Dr. Demers and Dr. O'Hearn, thank you for being with us. As you can see, we're hanging on your every word. You have a very engaged audience. Dr. O'Hearn, I'll start with you. I think we have to paint a somewhat bleak picture of women's career progressions in many different workplaces. When women are in their twenties and are leaving school, some employers are
That's great.
That's great, so we'll be done in September.
Thank you, Madam Chair. I should know that, but I don't have the schedule in front of me. Have we finished our meetings with witnesses about the shelters?