En cette fin d’année 2024, Virginie Dufour, députée de Mille-Îles, profite de ce moment pour faire un bilan de la dernière année et de quelques moments marquants qui ont rythmé son engagement auprès des citoyens.

« Ce 4e report est un véritable constat d’échec de la part du ministre. Nous avons pourtant levé les drapeaux rouges à plusieurs reprises dans les dernières années. Si nous avions vu venir cet échec, comment se fait-il que le ministre ne l’ait pas vu avant?

Présentation du Projet de loi 81

Déclaration de la porte-parole de l'opposition officielle en matière d'environnement et de lutte contre les changements climatiques

Virginie Dufour, Member of Parliament for Mille-Îles, is proud to have represented the National Assembly of Quebec with her colleagues Madwa-Nika Cadet (Bourassa-Sauvé) and Jennifer Maccarone (Westmount–Saint-Louis), during the 49th session of the Assembly of Parliamentarians of the Francophonie, which was held in Montreal from July 5 to 9, 2024.

The Liberal Opposition requests an initiative mandate on the resilience of our infrastructures in the face of extreme climatic phenomena

For the new Liberal MP for Mille-Îles, Virginie Dufour, environmentalist desires first appeared in 2009, when she was pregnant with her first child.

A petition calling for the implementation of noise mitigation measures in anticipation of the entry into service of the REM in the Îles-Laval sector did not have the desired effect.

The Minister responsible for Housing, France-Élaine Duranceau, expects that the adoption of her Bill 31 on housing will help both owners and tenants. But how, and when? Le Devoir tried to answer it.

Criticism has come from all sides following the adoption of Bill 31 on housing, with many deploring that even the gains for tenants put forward by the government will, in fact, be minimal.

“A lack of transparency which harms the acceptability of the project”. “The cat is out of the bag.” “Unacceptable”. The change in the Quebec government's line of communication regarding environmental rules surrounding the Northvolt project sparked strong reactions from the opposition.

Virginie Dufour, Member of Parliament for Mille-Îles, joins for a second time the Ma dose d'amour movement in collaboration with Bonjour, Today and After (BAA), a Laval non-profit organization whose mission is to ensure the tranquility and well-being of seniors in the district.

The government has left the building, says Virginie Dufour. Literally.

Intent to put an end to evictions of tenants in order to make tourist accommodation

At least 2,500 seniors were evicted from their private long term residence last year, more than half of them in Montreal and Quebec City regions.

More than 2,500 seniors in Quebec have been affected by the closure or conversion of their residence in the past year.

Concerned about the environmental cause, the Liberal candidate in Mille-Îles, Virginie Dufour, has committed to leading a carbon-neutral electoral campaign.

Lease transfers kept rents low for some tenants but were costly for landlords