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About Mathieu Dufour

Mathieu Dufour is a Quebec comedian and radio host. He became known notably during the Covid-19 pandemic in Quebec, where he regularly posted on social media. He graduated from the École nationale de l’humour in 2017 and enjoys improvisation. He was the host of the program Midi Duff (“Duff at Noon”) on WKND in 2022. In July 2022, he performed at the Centre Bell for a show. From 2021 to 2023, he hosted Le pire du pire (“The Worst of the Worst”) on ICI TOU.TV, where he interviewed public figures.

In 2024, he played the role of an influencer alongside Philippe-Audrey Larrue Saint-Jacques and Anne Dorval in Splendeur et influence (“Splendour and Influence”), a humorous series. The “Journée québécoise du steamé” (“Quebec Steamed Hot Dog Day”), celebrated on 6 May, is an initiative launched in 2023 by Mathieu Dufour to encourage Quebecers to eat steamed hot dogs, an idea born from a joke about the phonetic similarity between “six mai” and “steamé”.

In 2025, he hosted a tribute to Céline Dion at the festival Juste pour rire, and became the radio drive host on Rythme FM in Montreal, replacing Sébastien Benoît. In February 2026, he left the Rythme FM network. In 2026, he participated in the reality show Nuls en chef (“Hopeless Chefs”), a culinary program where 12 Quebec comedians with no cooking talent compete in various challenges. He won the Olivier de l’année (“Olivier of the Year”) at the Gala Les Olivier in 2024.

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Guest appearances (15)

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Frequently asked questions

How did Mathieu Dufour become known?

He became known notably during the Covid-19 pandemic in Quebec, where he regularly posted on social media.

When did Mathieu Dufour graduate from the comedy school?

He graduated from the Ecole nationale de l'humour in 2017.

What is the 'Journee quebecoise du steame'?

It is an initiative celebrated on 6 May, launched in 2023 by Mathieu Dufour to encourage Quebecers to eat steamed hot dogs, born from a joke about the phonetic similarity between "six mai" and "steame".

What radio role did Mathieu Dufour take in 2025?

In 2025, he became the radio drive host on Rythme FM in Montreal, replacing Sebastien Benoit, though he left the network in February 2026.

What award did Mathieu Dufour win in 2024?

He won the Olivier de l'annee at the Gala Les Olivier in 2024.

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