Born and raised in the riding of Dorval—Lachine—LaSalle, I have always been highly active in the community. From my early days as a caregiver to running my law practice, I have and will continue to commit myself to serve our community and those in need.

I hold an Honours Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from Concordia University, a Bachelor of Law from Université de Montréal, a JurisDoctor (J.D.) and Master of Laws Degrees from Université de Sherbrooke. I am also a certified Mediator in Civil, Commercial and employment law. In October 2015, I was elected Member of Parliament for Dorval—Lachine—LaSalle and became Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Status of Women. I sat on the Status of Women Permanent Committee, HUMA, Scrutiny of Regulations Committee, and Heritage Committees.

My journey as a politician began at the age of 13 when I started volunteering for the Liberal Party of Canada. I sat on the Executive Council of the LaSalle-Emard Federal Liberal Electoral District Association in various positions such as Youth Vice-President, Vice-President Female, Secretary, and Policy Officer.

Since 2015, our Liberal Government has worked with Canadians to support local communities, develop our economy, protect the environment, invest in infrastructure, and grow the middle-class. We are proud of our record: 2.7 million less Canadians are living in poverty – this includes 800,000 children. Also, our unemployment rate of 5% is close to our record low, which confirms that we continue to recover economically from an unprecedented pandemic.

I am delighted to work with our Liberal government and all Canadians to take on today's challenges in the face of growing division and populism in the world. We must protect our environment, keep our cities safe, continue to invest in infrastructure, and build affordable housing for all. I believe that to achieve and improve the living conditions for all Canadians, we must stay united and work together as a country.

Another significant accomplishment, which fills me with immense pride, is the passage of Bill C-233, also known as Keira's Law. I initially introduced this bill to Parliament in February 2022, and it has now become law. Keira's Law introduces crucial amendments to the Criminal Code and Judges Act, aiming to provide greater protection and safety for victims of domestic abuse. You can find more detailed information about this legislation here.

It is an honor to represent the riding of Dorval—Lachine—LaSalle. Our team will continue to work hard to build on the progress made by the Canadians who came before us. And in every decision I make, I will always put your interests first. We will champion Canada in all its diversity. United, we will prosper, for our families, for our neighbors — for Canada.

It is an honor to represent the riding of Dorval—Lachine—LaSalle. Our team will continue to work hard to build on the progress made by the Canadians who came before us. And in every decision I make, I will always put your interests first. We will champion Canada in all its diversity. United, we will prosper, for our families, for our neighbors — for Canada.

Born and raised in the riding of Dorval—Lachine—LaSalle, I have always been highly active in the community. From my early days as a caregiver to running my law practice, I have and will continue to commit myself to serve our community and those in need.

I hold an Honours Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from Concordia University, a Bachelor of Law from Université de Montréal, a JurisDoctor (J.D.) and Master of Laws Degrees from Université de Sherbrooke. I am also a certified Mediator in Civil, Commercial and employment law. In October 2015, I was elected Member of Parliament for Dorval—Lachine—LaSalle and became Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Status of Women. I sat on the Status of Women Permanent Committee, HUMA, Scrutiny of Regulations Committee, and Heritage Committees.

My journey as a politician began at the age of 13 when I started volunteering for the Liberal Party of Canada. I sat on the Executive Council of the LaSalle-Emard Federal Liberal Electoral District Association in various positions such as Youth Vice-President, Vice-President Female, Secretary, and Policy Officer.

Since 2015, our Liberal Government has worked with Canadians to support local communities, develop our economy, protect the environment, invest in infrastructure, and grow the middle-class. We are proud of our record: 2.7 million less Canadians are living in poverty – this includes 800,000 children. Also, our unemployment rate of 5% is close to our record low, which confirms that we continue to recover economically from an unprecedented pandemic.

I am delighted to work with our Liberal government and all Canadians to take on today's challenges in the face of growing division and populism in the world. We must protect our environment, keep our cities safe, continue to invest in infrastructure, and build affordable housing for all. I believe that to achieve and improve the living conditions for all Canadians, we must stay united and work together as a country.

Another significant accomplishment, which fills me with immense pride, is the passage of Bill C-233, also known as Keira's Law. I initially introduced this bill to Parliament in February 2022, and it has now become law. Keira's Law introduces crucial amendments to the Criminal Code and Judges Act, aiming to provide greater protection and safety for victims of domestic abuse. You can find more detailed information about this legislation here.

It is an honor to represent the riding of Dorval—Lachine—LaSalle. Our team will continue to work hard to build on the progress made by the Canadians who came before us. And in every decision I make, I will always put your interests first. We will champion Canada in all its diversity. United, we will prosper, for our families, for our neighbors — for Canada.