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Conservative

Michael Guglielmin

ConservativeVaughan—WoodbridgeOntario
171Votes Cast
20Speeches
0Bills Sponsored
Background
Born
Woodbridge, Ontario
Education
Diploma in Business Management from Humber College; BA Political Science from York University; MA (incomplete) University of Toronto; MBA from Dalhousie University
Career
Executive Vice-President of Operations in the steel industry
Political Experience
Elected Member of Parliament for Vaughan—Woodbridge in 2025
Notable
Born and raised in Woodbridge, Ontario. Has two siblings.
Public Profile

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Business & Financial Interests

Before entering politics, Michael Guglielmin worked as a lawyer. He is the founder of Guglielmin & Associates, a law firm based in Vaughan, Ontario. His legal practice reportedly focused on areas such as real estate, corporate law, and wills and estates.

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Where Michael Stands

Where Michael falls on key policy spectrums

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Your Money

Taxes & Government SpendingBusiness & Worker RulesEnergy & the Economy

People & Society

HealthcareImmigrationIndigenous PeoplesIdentity & Human RightsEducation & ChildcareDrug Policy

How We're Governed

National Security & DefencePolitical & Electoral ReformCrime & Public SafetyFirearms

Land & Community

Environment, Climate & ResourcesHousing & Cost of LivingRural Communities & Culture
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House Seat
2025 Election Results — Vaughan—Woodbridge

Francesco Sorbara won with 25,617 votes (38.0%)

Michael Guglielmin(Conservative)40,422 (60.0%)
Francesco Sorbara(Liberal)25,617 (38.0%)
Ali Bahman(NDP-New Democratic Party)891 (1.3%)
Roman Yevseyev(People's Party)425 (0.6%)

Total votes cast: 67,355

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Recent Activity
Jun 18, 2026

Would you say that you're playing catch-up, though? The people who are using the tools are able to sort of outpace you, and then you're having to play catch-up, just by the way the technology currently works.

Jun 18, 2026

Okay, thank you.

Jun 18, 2026

In this particular case, there are hundreds of thousands of Americans who were affected. Were any Canadians affected by this?

Jun 18, 2026

Thank you, Chair. Thank you to our witness for being here today. Google has said Gemini is used to detect and block scam ads in real time. It reads behavioural patterns, account age and campaign patterns. Can you walk us through what that actually looks like in practice? At what point does Gemini actually intervene?

Jun 18, 2026

I'm going to interrupt here. I want to bring up Gemini, since we're on the subject here. Recently, you guys launched a lawsuit for the Outsider Enterprise case. For people who don't know, who might be listening at home, a foreign, criminal cyber-network used Gemini to create phishing links and websites. They sent out some 2.5 million fraudulent text messages, made 9,000 websites and were able to

Jun 17, 2026
QuestionThe Economy

Prime Minister Mr. Speaker, thesaid that affordability is the best it has been in a decade, but full-time workers are living in RVs and trailers because they cannot afford a home. Families are spending over 120% of their income on rent and food alone. People are even skipping surgeries and other major life events just to survive. Prime Minister The Liberals' inflationary spending, red tape and

Jun 17, 2026
QuestionThe Economy

Prime Minister Prime Minister Mr. Speaker, we cannot make this up. Thesays affordability is the best it has been in a decade. Then ministers in the House rise and take credit for programs they implemented to address all the damage they caused. Their promised surveillance pricing legislation to lower grocery costs will not even take effect before 2028. While millions of Canadians cannot afford to

Jun 16, 2026

Scale AI's Julien Billot said publicly that the industry is waiting for a “signal from government”. Would you say that, in the absence of that signal, the industry continues to sit on its hands—I don't want to say “sit on its hands”—with a lack of clarity? Does it put negative pressure on the innovative side of this or on the commercialization side?