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
Where Marie-Gabrielle falls on key policy spectrums
Your Money
People & Society
How We're Governed
Land & Community
Total votes cast: 51,147
How does Marie-Gabrielle Ménard's voting record line up with your values?
Mr. Speaker, we take this very seriously, particularly the housing crisis. We have established a federal agency called Build Canada Homes. It is rare for federal agencies to be created. Under this agency, the government's priority is affordable housing. We understand that. A large portion of people's income goes toward housing. This is especially true in the riding I represent,
Mr. Speaker, I have a great deal of respect for my colleague. We sit together on a committee and always have lively discussions. What perplexes me about her speeches in the House is that I get the impression there is a disconnect between what she advocates for in committee and what she calls for in the House. She is always very keen to support community organizations, prioritizing support for
That's kind of you. Thank you, Minister. If you don't have time to respond now, please feel free to incorporate your answer into one of my colleague's questions. We're in the final stages of the report on the rise in anti-feminist ideology. During our discussions, some colleagues seemed to somehow think that we want to provoke men and women. What is your perspective on prevention and on the
Since I'm appearing remotely, Madam Chair, I can't see you. Do I have a few seconds left?
Good afternoon, Madam Chair. I feel as if I'm a bit far away. My apologies. Minister, welcome. Thank you for joining us. Ms. McRae and Mr. Massie, it's a pleasure to see you again. Minister, in your opening remarks, you mentioned that this committee is doing a good job. You're quite right. As our new chair likes to put it, our group is a bit hyperactive, and we're quite proud of that. On a
Thank you, Minister. You have spoken about coercive control. On November 25 last year, the Standing Committee on the Status of Women tabled its report, along with recommendations, on criminalizing coercive control. C‑16 Are you telling us that our committee influenced the Department for Women and Gender Equality's development of Billand contributed to the report to some extent?