Natilien Joseph
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- In the 2025 election, Joseph's Instagram account was found to be following accounts with explicit sexual content, leading to controversy and calls for his withdrawal from the election.
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Before entering federal politics, Natilien Joseph had a career as a lawyer. He reportedly worked for the City of Montreal's litigation department and for the Commission des droits de la personne et des droits de la jeunesse (Quebec's human rights and youth rights commission). He also has experience in the financial sector, having worked as a senior manager at a financial institution.
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Denis Trudel won with 23,468 votes (39.7%)
Total votes cast: 59,138
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Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. Good afternoon, Mr. Bains. Congratulations on your bill. I was the first to rise in the House yesterday to support it. It was quite an honour. C‑266 Mr. Bains, as you know, French is at the heart of our identity in Quebec. It's also the language of work on our construction sites. How can Billpromote labour mobility across Canada while ensuring that French remains
Thank you, Mr. Chair. Ms. Savage, are you aware that the current government has invested $1 billion in transitional housing? What will that money do for your organization?
It's clear that the witness isn't acting in good faith. Thank you.
I'm going to ask Ms. Savage the same question. Are there early indicators or warnings that would help the government provide support to those at risk sooner? Do you have any recommendations for the Reaching Home program?
Mr. Chair, I'm going to continue with Ms. Savage. I would ask Ms. Savage to answer in good faith. Is she aware that the federal government has invested $1 billion in transitional housing?
I'm going to stop you there, madam. We are talking about homelessness, madam—
Thank you, Ms. Savage.
Are you aware or not? It has nothing to do with being partisan, Ms. Savage.
Mr. Chair, can I have the floor, please? I don't want to be interrupted.
Thank you, Mr. Chair. Respectfully, Mr. Chair, I'd like to start with a few comments. First, I want to thank you for your leadership and nonpartisanship throughout the study. I want to be clear this morning. I am disappointed. Instead of continuing to work across party lines to address the issue of homelessness, the Bloc Québécois has gone back to its partisan ways. That is very dangerous. Do
Sorry, Mr. Chair, but the French interpretation isn't coming through.
Ms. Savage, we are here to talk about people in vulnerable situations. You are here to talk about the people you advocate for. You agree, don't you? Are you aware that the federal government is investing $1 billion in transitional housing all over Canada, especially in Quebec?
Thank you, Mr. Chair. I would like to thank all the members of the committee and the witnesses. I would also like to extend a special thank you to Ms. Kelly for coming to the committee to offer her support. Thank you, Ms. Kelly. I would also like to thank Mr. Thiessen for sharing his experiences with us. I have a question for him. It is a simple one. In your view, Mr. Thiessen, which actions