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Massicotte, Paul J.

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Senator Massicotte, originally from Manitoba, has a distinguished career in finance and real estate, earning his Chartered Accountant designation in 1976 and later leading the Alexis Nihon Group in Montreal. Appointed to the Senate in 2003, he has been active in key committees, particularly in areas like energy, the environment, and economic development. He also plays a significant role in interparliamentary relations, serving as Co-Chair of the Canada-China Legislative Association and Vice-Chair of the Canada-United States Inter-Parliamentary Association. Beyond his professional achievements, Senator Massicotte is deeply involved in charitable work, supporting various social causes and organizations across Canada.

Affliation

ISG

Email

paul.massicotte@sen.parl.gc.ca

Date of retirement

2026-09-10

Appointed By

Chrétien, Jean (Lib.)

Work Experience

Engineer; Advocate for infrastructure development, technological innovation, and climate action.

Education

Bachelor’s in Engineering, University of Toronto
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