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Marc Miller

LiberalVille-Marie—Le Sud-Ouest—Île-des-SoeursQuebec
1090Votes Cast
20Speeches
4Bills Sponsored
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Born
1971
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Canadian politician
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2025 Election Results — Ville-Marie—Le Sud-Ouest—Île-des-Soeurs

Marc Miller won with 30,905 votes (63.7%)

Marc Miller(Liberal)30,905 (63.7%)
Steve Shanahan(Conservative)9,113 (18.8%)
Kevin Majaducon(Bloc Québécois)4,364 (9.0%)
Suzanne Dufresne(NDP-New Democratic Party)2,932 (6.0%)
Nathe Perrone(Green Party)996 (2.1%)
Giovanni Di Placido(Parti Rhinocéros Party)209 (0.4%)

Total votes cast: 48,519

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Recent Activity
Sep 23, 2026
AnswerCanadian Identity and Culture

Mr. Speaker, I am very proud to be able to rise in the House, on our side of the House, to represent members, including about 50 from Quebec, who rise time and time again to vote for culture in Quebec and Canada, with historic investments that no other government has ever made in the history of Canada.

Sep 23, 2026
AnswerCanadian Identity and Culture

Mr. Speaker, it was a real pleasure to be at TIFF over the last week and connect with creators from Canada and around the world. I had the opportunity to sign two co-production agreements: one with the United Kingdom and the other with Spain. This is part of a network of 60 agreements that we have around the world that generate about $500 million in our economy. They need the support of the

Sep 23, 2026
AnswerCanadian Identity and Culture

Mr. Speaker, I can confirm to the House that we never said we would amend the Broadcasting Act.

Sep 22, 2026
AnswerCanadian Identity and Culture

Mr. Speaker, only the Bloc Québécois could stand up in the House and exhibit such intellectual laziness by claiming that we are not investing in culture. Over the past two budget cycles, we have invested more than $2 billion in culture.

Sep 22, 2026
AnswerCanadian Identity and Culture

Mr. Speaker, francophone culture and the French language are our identity, and we will never back down. When it comes to discoverability, the same applies to the web giants. They have a responsibility to help promote our local artists, without exception.

Jun 18, 2026
DebatePrime Minister of Canada

Mr. Speaker, our government allocated $1.3 billion to culture, yet the Bloc Québécois treats that with contempt. The real betrayal is a party that shows up in Ottawa every day to destroy my country. It is ridiculous. Since they are already in vacation mode, I wish them a happy Saint‑Jean‑Baptiste Day and a happy Canada Day.