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Conservative

Gaétan Malette

ConservativeKapuskasing—Timmins—MushkegowukOntario
173Votes Cast
20Speeches
0Bills Sponsored
Background
Born
Timmins, Ontario
Career
Forestry executive; 45 years in the forestry and mining industries across Eastern Canada
Political Experience
Elected MP for Kapuskasing—Timmins—Mushkegowuk in 2025
Notable
Chair of the Timmins & District Hospital, the Timmins District Roman Catholic Separate School Board, and the Timmins Francophone Community Health Centre. Vice-chair of the Timmins Police Services Board, a director of Mattagami AKI, and a commissioner with the Ontario Northland Transportation Commission. Director of the Canadian Lumber Manufacturing Association and chair of the Ontario Lumber Manufacturing Association.
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Gaétan Malette is a retired Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officer. He also previously served as the mayor of the township of Fauquier-Strickland, Ontario.

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2025 Election Results — Kapuskasing—Timmins—Mushkegowuk
Gaétan Malette(Conservative)23,062 (48.9%)
Steve Black(Liberal)18,366 (39.0%)
Nicole Fortier Levesque(NDP-New Democratic Party)4,895 (10.4%)
Serge Lefebvre(People's Party)814 (1.7%)

Total votes cast: 47,137

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Recent Activity
Sep 25, 2026
DebateFranco-Ontarian Day

Mr. Speaker, on September 25, we proudly celebrate Franco-Ontarian Day. In northern Ontario, our francophone heritage is deeply rooted in our communities and our schools. From Timmins to Kapuskasing, from Hearst to Cochrane, from Chapleau to Kirkland Lake, our francophone schools have played a vital role in preserving our language and culture. In Timmins, the Catholic secondary school has, in

Sep 25, 2026
DebateTaxation

Mr. Speaker, the region I represent in northern Ontario is an economic engine for all of Canada with mining, forestry and agriculture. Removing all fuel taxes until Canada Day would improve productivity and reduce the costs that are passed on to Canadians. This would also go a long way for individual families in Hearst, Kapuskasing, Smooth Rock Falls, Cochrane, Matheson, Kirkland Lake, Timmins,

Sep 25, 2026
DebatePetitions

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to present more signatures on a petition calling on the federal government to designate Trans-Canada Highway 11 as a project of national interest. These signatures were collected at the White Birch General Store, one of many local businesses helping people across northern Ontario add their voices to this important cause. Every signature matters. It shows the continued

Sep 24, 2026
DebateNo. 143

Mr. Speaker, I am proud to rise to present petitions on behalf of the residents of Kirkland Lake, Ontario, who have added their voices to this growing call for action. Across northern Ontario, communities are asking the federal government to recognize the need to improve the Trans-Canada Highway 11 by designating it as a project of national interest. The people of Kirkland Lake are making it

Sep 23, 2026

Saguenay mayor Boivin, the Saguenay region has many similarities to northern Ontario, where I live, including its significant energy potential. Can you explain to us the importance of having access to affordable energy? What economic benefits can that generate in a region like yours, for example?

Sep 23, 2026

Thank you. Madame Patterson, what role could hydro power play in attracting investment in the development of AI data, such as in centres in northern Ontario?

Sep 23, 2026

You touched on this, but I'd like you to come back to it. Hydroelectric projects can take many years to approve and construct. What can the federal government do to shorten approval timelines while maintaining proper environmental oversight?

Sep 21, 2026
DebateNo. 140

Mr. Speaker, today I am bringing forward a petition from northern Ontario about designating Trans-Canada Highway 11 as a project of national interest. People in my riding often ask me, “Why should we sign the petition? What is the purpose of signing the petition?” I tell them that they are reminding the government of how important highway safety is and how important their lives are. Prime

Jun 17, 2026
DebateNo. 138

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to present a petition initiated by the Bolger family in honour of their late father, Jim, who was tragically struck by a reckless driver in Timmins back in September. The petition calls for a review of Criminal Code offences related to dangerous driving that cause death or bodily harm, stronger sentencing provisions and tougher penalties for repeat offenders. Jim's