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Richard MartelFormer MP (last seen July 7, 2026)

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In brief

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Party
Conservative
Riding
Chicoutimi—Le Fjord

Remarks in the chamber

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  1. Hockey Night in Canada

    Mr. Speaker, after nearly 75 years, a chapter in history is coming to a close. Like so many Canadians, I remember how my family and I would be glued to the screen on Saturday evenings, watching the Montreal Canadiens led…

    House of CommonsOfficial text

  2. La Soirée du hockey

    Monsieur le Président, après presque 75 ans, une page d'histoire se tourne. Comme tant de Canadiens, je me rappelle que, le samedi soir, ma famille et moi étions collés à l'écran pour regarder les Canadiens de Montréal,…

    House of CommonsOfficial text

  3. The Economy

    Mr. Speaker, the Liberal Prime Minister claims that the cost of living has never been better. However, that is not what the CBC is reporting. More than 15,000 Canadians have set up GoFundMe campaigns to pay for their bas…

    House of CommonsOfficial text

  4. L'économie

    Monsieur le Président, le premier ministre libéral a affirmé que le coût de la vie n'a jamais été aussi bon. Pourtant, ce n'est pas ce que CBC rapporte. Plus de 15 000 Canadiens ont lancé un GoFundMe pour payer leurs bes…

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  5. Canada’s Electrification, Energy Self-Sufficiency and Domestic Energy Security; Forestry Industry

    Regulation gets talked about all the time. I think it's important to address it, because the report states that the federal government's regulatory burden is one of the main barriers to competitiveness. How can it improv…

    Natural ResourcesOfficial text

  6. Électrification, autonomie énergétique et sécurité énergétique intérieure du Canada; Industrie forestière

    Merci, monsieur le président. Messieurs les témoins, c'est très intéressant. En plus, je trouve que c'est clair. Monsieur Verreault, j'aimerais savoir une chose. Je pense que le rapport est intéressant, mais il me semb…

    Natural ResourcesOfficial text

  7. Canada’s Electrification, Energy Self-Sufficiency and Domestic Energy Security; Forestry Industry

    Thank you, Mr. Chair. Witnesses, this is very interesting. What's more, I think it's clear. Mr. Verreault, I would like to know one thing. I think the report is interesting, but it seems to me that it discusses land us…

    Natural ResourcesOfficial text

  8. Canada’s Electrification, Energy Self-Sufficiency and Domestic Energy Security; Forestry Industry

    The Europeans are getting somewhat involved. You talked earlier about the United States, Canada and North America. We were almost alone in this before the Europeans arrived. The report compares Canada unfavourably with…

    Natural ResourcesOfficial text

  9. Électrification, autonomie énergétique et sécurité énergétique intérieure du Canada; Industrie forestière

    Les Européens entrent un peu là-dedans. Vous avez parlé tout à l'heure des États-Unis, du Canada et de l'Amérique du Nord. On était presque seuls là-dedans avant l'arrivée des Européens. Le rapport compare défavorableme…

    Natural ResourcesOfficial text

  10. Électrification, autonomie énergétique et sécurité énergétique intérieure du Canada; Industrie forestière

    On parle tout le temps de réglementation. Je pense qu'il faut y toucher, parce que dans le rapport, on dit que le fardeau réglementaire du gouvernement fédéral est un des principaux freins à la compétitivité. Comment peu…

    Natural ResourcesOfficial text

Lobbying meetings

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