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Michelle Julien

With a career in financial services spanning more than three decades, Michelle Julien has been helping individuals and families achieve their financial goals since 1994. Known for her client-focused approach, she brings extensive experience, professionalism, and a deep commitment to serving diverse communities across Quebec. Born in Toronto to Québécois parents and raised in a family of seven children, she developed a strong appreciation for both of Canada’s official languages and cultures from an early age. Fully bilingual in English and French, she has always viewed the ability to live and work in both languages as a valuable asset that helps build understanding, connection, and opportunity. In 2011, she relocated to Quebec’s Eastern Townships, where she continues to live and work. Her children, who were raised in Toronto, are also fluent in both French and English, reflecting her family’s longstanding commitment to bilingualism. She is married to a lawyer who grew up in the Eastern Townships and whose heritage reflects the rich cultural diversity of Quebec, with Irish and French-Canadian roots. Throughout her career and community involvement, she has been a passionate advocate for issues that strengthen quality of life for Quebec families. She has a particular interest in women’s health, especially the unique healthcare challenges and opportunities that arise during the second half of life. She believes Quebec’s greatest strength lies in its people and their shared aspirations for affordability, economic stability, environmental stewardship, quality healthcare, and excellent educational opportunities. Her professional experience, combined with her deep ties to both English- and French-speaking communities, has given her a unique perspective on the importance of collaboration, inclusion, and practical solutions that benefit all Quebecers. Today, she continues to dedicate her time and expertise to helping others, guided by a commitment to service, integrity, and building a stronger future for the communities she serves.