Marie-Gabrielle Ménard

Ménard appears at Montréal infrastructure funding announcement with federal and Quebec ministers

A YouTube recording shows Marie-Gabrielle Ménard attending a July 10, 2026 event in Montréal where Minister Mélanie Joly announced $98 million for local infrastructure modernization. The video description says Ménard joined other officials at the announcement and that media questions followed the speeches.

Media invite says Ménard will promote federal support for a Montréal East End biofood business

A CNW invitation says Ménard would highlight Government of Canada funding for a business in Montréal's East End to boost Quebec's industrial capacity in the biofood sector. The notice emphasizes economic development, innovation, and food sovereignty.

Ménard scheduled to announce new Buy Canadian policy measures in Montréal

A French-language federal news release states that Ménard would attend a Montréal event on July 6 to present new steps supporting small business access to federal procurement. The item is a forward-looking announcement and does not report the outcome of the event.

Federal media advisories list Ménard in Montréal procurement announcement coverage

Newswire and aggregated federal listings reproduce the advisory about Ménard's planned appearance for the Buy Canadian policy announcement. These entries mainly confirm timing and event details rather than adding substantive new information.

Ménard to highlight federal support for an East End Montréal biofood business

A CNW release says Ménard would spotlight federal funding from Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions for a business in Montréal's East End. The release frames the event around industrial capacity, innovation, and food sovereignty in the biofood sector.

Media invitation says Ménard will promote federal support for a Montréal biofood business

A CNW invitation says Ménard was scheduled to emphasize CED funding for a business in Montréal's East End. The notice presents the event as part of broader federal support for the biofood sector and Quebec's industrial capacity.

Ménard was listed in a federal housing announcement advisory for Montréal.

A CNW-distributed media advisory said Marie-Gabrielle Ménard would join a housing announcement in Montréal on behalf of federal and Quebec housing officials. The notice was aimed at media attendance logistics rather than reporting new policy details.

Ménard was scheduled to announce next steps for the Buy Canadian policy in Montréal.

A Newswire media advisory said Ménard would appear in Montréal to highlight new measures supporting small business participation in federal procurement. The notice framed the event as an announcement on the next steps of the Buy Canadian policy.

Newswire issued a media advisory for Ménard’s Buy Canadian policy announcement.

Another Newswire item, in French, announced that Ménard would be in Montréal to present new measures intended to support small businesses in federal procurement. It duplicated the July 6 event notice and did not include substantive policy details beyond the event description.

Ménard was invited to highlight federal support for a Montréal East End biofood business.

A Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions invitation said Ménard would highlight CED funding for a business in Montréal’s East End. The notice linked the appearance to boosting Quebec’s industrial capacity and innovation in the biofood sector.

Parliamentary Secretary Ménard to announce next steps of Buy Canadian policy in Montréal

Marie-Gabrielle Ménard, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Women and Gender Equality, will announce new measures supporting small business participation in federal procurement on behalf of Minister Joël Lightbound.

Marie-Gabrielle Ménard joins Prime Minister in Montreal to honor victims of femicide, 36 years after the Montreal restaurant massacre

Marie-Gabrielle Ménard, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Women and Gender Equality, attended an event in Montreal with the Prime Minister and other officials to commemorate the 14 women killed in the 1990 Montreal restaurant massacre, emphasizing the ongoing fight against femicide and gender-based violence[6]. The event highlighted her role as a champion for women's rights and gender equality in her capacity as a Parliamentarian[2].

Ginette P. Taylor thanks colleague Marie-Gabrielle Ménard for her parliamentary work on women's rights

Ginette P. Taylor publicly thanked her colleague Marie-Gabrielle Ménard for her dedicated parliamentary work, particularly in advancing women's rights and equality as Parliamentary Secretary[9]. The post reinforces Ménard's reputation as a collaborative and effective legislator within the Liberal caucus[3].