Pauline Rochefort
- Born
- June 17, 1957
- Family
- Married to Ronald Roy
- Education
- Bachelor of Commerce, Laurentian University (1980); Master of Business Administration, University of Ottawa (2000)
- Political Experience
- Deputy mayor of East Ferris, Ontario (2014-2018); Mayor of East Ferris, Ontario (2018-2025); MP for Nipissing—Timiskaming (2025-present)
- Notable
- Cousin of Bernard Grandmaître, a former member of Provincial Parliament for Ottawa East; Parliamentary Secretary to the Secretary of State for Rural Development (2025)
Where Pauline falls on key policy spectrums
Your Money
People & Society
How We're Governed
Land & Community
Total votes cast: 58,576
C-218 Mr. Speaker, I rise to present a petition signed by Nipissing—Timiskaming residents who wish to draw the attention of the House to Bill. The petitioners express concern regarding proposed amendments that may affect eligibility criteria and existing safeguards as they relate to the protection of vulnerable persons, particularly those suffering from mental illnesses. Accordingly, the [more]
I'm interested in understanding more about the security information and event management solution. Can you describe that further?
Thank you. That's it.
How would you describe Canada's expertise in this domain compared with other countries?
Are the 200 distributed across the country?
We have secure data centres across our country.
That would be great, if you looked into that. That would be wonderful. Mr. Chair, I just want to correct one thing. I know that Madame DeSousa is not online, but just the other day I asked a question specifically about the impact the reductions might have in terms of a disproportionate effect on women, indigenous groups, visible minorities or people with disabilities. People replied clearly—and [more]
Do you play a role yourself in examining opportunities from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, for example, for interprovincial trade to benefit Canada and Canadians?
As we talk about interprovincial trade, food is not yet necessarily part of that discussion, but there's a lot of focus across Canada from Canadians who would like to see food brought into that equation and further examined. Do you feel that as we refocus efforts toward higher priorities at the Canadian Food Inspection Agency this could benefit the interprovincial trade discussions going on in [more]
Thank you, Mr. Chair. I really appreciate anyone who defends our public service and who speaks in favour of it. We're a great government. We have a great public service. Certainly, I think we can all agree that expenditure reviews are necessary at times. In my riding, I've certainly heard about the duplication with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and the provincial food safety authorities, [more]
Thank you, Mr. Chair. I was delighted to learn today about how you are reaching out to communities and to municipalities through the Canada Post modernization project. I find that to be a very positive step forward. We've heard from mayors in some of our meetings that this is going on. I find that very important. I was also delighted by my colleague's line of questioning on red tape and to [more]