Giovanna Mingarelli
- Education
- Political Science, Carleton University
- Career
- CEO and Co-Founder of M&C Consulting and MC2, technology sector
- Political Experience
- Elected Member of Parliament for Prescott—Russell—Cumberland in the 2025 Canadian federal election. Previously worked for former Prime Minister Paul Martin.
- Notable
- Regular media contributor to outlets including the Huffington Post, The Hill Times, Harvard Business Review and CBC/Radio-Canada.
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Mr. Speaker, in a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape where partnerships matter more than ever, Canada must work closely with allies, while also building new relationships with like-minded countries. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Could theupdate the House on how Canada is expanding its presence on the global stage, including through new forums and partnerships,
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to highlight the growing importance of Canada's plant-based industry for our economy, our farmers and our future. Across the country, producers are diversifying into plant-based proteins, creating new markets, strengthening supply chains and adding value to Canadian crops. This sector is driving innovation, supporting rural communities and positioning Canada as a leader
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What role should the federal government play to better align business risk management programs with environmental objectives?
Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. Good morning to all the witnesses. I thank them for being here today. My first question is for you, Mr. Camirand and Ms. Bergeron. To what extent do business risk management programs support innovation and research in sustainable and organic agriculture?
My second question is as follows: Can the UFPBA strengthen Canadian federalism on the linguistic front or does it open the door to future legal tensions between Ottawa and Quebec?
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That was great. Thank you. How much time do I have left, Chair? It's 30 seconds. Okay. Further to my first question, should BRM programs incorporate mechanisms to respond to trade-related risks?
Thank you. I have one minute left and a question for you, Ms. Arseneau‑Sluyter: How can the government ensure that the benefits of the act are fairly distributed among the various Acadian regions, including the most rural ones?
How can the federal government ensure that the benefits of the act are fairly distributed among the various Acadian regions, including the most rural ones?
Thank you very much for your answers. I'm now going to turn my questions to the National Cattle Feeders' Association, so Mr. Deleeuw and Ms. Tranberg. How do trade disruptions and export market fluctuations impact your risk profile today?
Thank you, Mr. Chair. I thank all the witnesses for being here today. Mr. Campofredano, in your opinion, does the federal government have full jurisdiction to impose language obligations on federally regulated private businesses without encroaching on provincial jurisdiction?