2001 Montreal municipal election

2001 Montreal municipal election
74 seats in Montreal City Council; 38 seats needed for a majority
Mayor before election; Pierre Bourque; Vision Montreal	Elected Mayor ; Gérald Tremblay; Citizens Union

The 2001 Montreal municipal election took place on November 4, 2001, to elect a mayor and city councillors in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Gérald Tremblay defeated incumbent Pierre Bourque to become mayor of the newly amalgamated city. This was the only municipal election that was held for the amalgamated city (the amalgamation took effect on January 1, 2002), as the next municipal election was for the defused city.

All mayoral candidates were also allowed to run for a seat on council, with "alternates" who would assume the council seat if the mayoral candidates were elected to both offices.

Results[edit]

Mayor[edit]

v t e 2001 Montreal municipal election: Mayor of Montreal
Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Montreal Island Citizens Union		Gérald Tremblay	311,451	50.37
Vision Montreal		(x)Pierre Bourque	279,123	45.14
White Elephant Party		Michel Bédard	9,785	1.58
Independent		Super Cauchon	8,382	1.36
Independent		Pierre Larouche	1,991	0.32
Independent		Patricia Métivier	1,809	0.29
Independent		Daniel Cormier	1,434	0.23
Independent		Ricardo Hrtschan	1,290	0.21
Independent		Al Cappe	943	0.15
Independent		Daniel Simon	909	0.15
Independent		Ian Fitchtenbaum	811	0.13
Independent		Samoila Pirau	366	0.06
Total valid votes			618,294	100
Source: Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.

Council (incomplete)[edit]

v t e 2001 Montreal municipal election: Councillor, Acadie
Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Vision Montreal		(x)Hasmig Belleli	5,493	59.51
Montreal Island Citizens Union		James Kromida	3,737	40.49
Total valid votes			9,230	100
Source: Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.

v t e 2001 Montreal municipal election: Councillor, Ahuntsic
Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Vision Montreal		(x)Pierre Lapointe	6,673	65.17
Montreal Island Citizens Union		Pierre Lachapelle	3,566	34.83
Total valid votes			10,239	100
Source: Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.

v t e 2001 Montreal municipal election
Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Vision Montreal		Frank Venneri (incumbent)	4,548	58.04
Montreal Island Citizens Union		Daniel Boucher	2,968	37.88
White Elephant Party		Charles Paradis	320	4.08
Total valid votes			7,836	100
Source: Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.

v t e 2001 Montreal municipal election
Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Vision Montreal		Christine Poulin	4,636	57.45
Montreal Island Citizens Union		Richard Théorêt (incumbent)	2,945	36.50
White Elephant Party		Benoit Mainguy	488	6.05
Total valid votes			8,069	100
Source: Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.

v t e 2001 Montreal municipal election
Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Vision Montreal		Line Hamel	4,773	66.97
Montreal Island Citizens Union		Robert Blondin	2,098	29.44
White Elephant Party		Daniel Paré	256	3.59
Total valid votes			7,127	100
Source: Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.

v t e 2001 Montreal municipal election: Councillor, Parc-Extension
Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Vision Montreal		Mary Deros (incumbent)	3,819	48.67
Montreal Island Citizens Union		George Vathilakis	2,617	33.35
Independent		Sofoklis Rasoulis	1,410	17.97
Total valid votes			7,846	100
Source: Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.

v t e 2001 Montreal municipal election
Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Vision Montreal		Nicolas Tétrault	5,248	61.66
Montreal Island Citizens Union		André Cardinal (incumbent)	2,510	29.49
White Elephant Party		Josée Fournier	510	5.99
Independent		Ann Farrell	150	1.76
Independent		Man Yee Cheung	93	1.09
Total valid votes			8,511	100
Source: Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.

v t e 2001 Montreal municipal election: Councillor, Point-Saint-Charles
Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Vision Montreal		Jacqueline Montpetit	2,995	50.16
Montreal Island Citizens Union		René Labrosse	1,490	24.95
Independent		Richard Wafer	1,365	22.86
Independent		Lionel Petit	121	2.03
Total valid votes			5,971	100
Source: Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.

v t e 2001 Montreal municipal election
Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Montreal Island Citizens Union		Frank Zampino	20,279	26.29
Montreal Island Citizens Union		Yvette Bissonnet	18,438	23.90
Montreal Island Citizens Union		Dominic Perri	16,818	21.80
Vision Montreal		Vincenzo Arciresi	7,555	9.79
Vision Montreal		Basilio Giordano	6,417	8.32
Vision Montreal		Louise Blackburn	6,190	8.02
White Elephant Party		Denis Fournier	896	1.16
Independent		Dolly N. Makambo	557	0.72
Total valid votes			77,150	100
Source: Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.

v t e 2001 Montreal municipal election: Councillor, Saint-Michel
Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Vision Montreal		Paolo Tamburello (incumbent)	5,911	65.24
Montreal Island Citizens Union		Nancy Forlini	2,684	29.62
White Elephant Party		Thérèse Beaulieu	466	5.14
Total valid votes			9,061	100
Source: Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.

v t e 2001 Montreal municipal election: Councillor, Saint-Sulpice
Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Vision Montreal		(x)Maurice Beauchamp	6,064	67.56
Montreal Island Citizens Union		Salvatore Rubbo	2,912	32.44
Total valid votes			8,976	100
Source: Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.

Borough councils (incomplete)[edit]

v t e 2001 Montreal municipal election
Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Montreal Island Citizens Union		Robert Zambito	10,034	73.03
Vision Montreal		Lino Colapelle	3,705	26.97
Total valid votes			13,739	100
Source: Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.

v t e 2001 Montreal municipal election: Saint-Leonard borough Councillor, Port-Maurice division
Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Montreal Island Citizens Union		Mario Battista	7,694	57.78
Vision Montreal		Italo Barone	3,274	24.59
Independent		Steve Gentile	2,347	17.63
Total valid votes			13,315	100
Source: Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.

Composition of city and borough councils[edit]

Depending on their borough, Montrealers voted for:

Mayor of Montreal
One, two, or three city councillors for the whole borough or one for each district, who are also borough councillors
Zero or one additional borough councillors for the whole borough or for each district

Borough	District	Borough Councillors
		City Councillors				Borough Councillor
			City Councillor	City Councillor	City Councillor	Borough Councillor

Ahuntsic-Cartierville	L'Acadie		Hasmig Belleli
	Ahuntsic		Pierre Lapointe
	Cartierville		Noushig Eloyan
	Saint-Sulpice		Maurice Beauchamp
	Sault-au-Récollet		Achille Polcaro

Anjou	—		Luis Miranda	Carol Beaupré		Andrée Hénault

Beaconsfield–Baie-D'Urfé	Beaurepaire		Roy Kemp			Florence Grassby
Beaconsfield–Baie-D'Urfé	James-Morgan		Roy Kemp			Anne-Marie Parent

Côte-des-Neiges– Notre-Dame-de-Grâce	Côte-des-Neiges		Francine Senécal
	Darlington		Saulie Zajdel
	Décarie		Marcel Tremblay
	Loyola		Jeremy Searle
	Notre-Dame-de-Grâce		Michael Appelbaum
	Snowdon		Marvin Rotrand

Côte-Saint-Luc– Hampstead–Montreal West	—		Robert Libman	Dida Berku		Anthony Housefather

Dollard-Des Ormeaux– Roxboro	—		Edward Janiszewski	Howard Zingboim		Zoe Bayouk

Dorval–L'Île-Dorval	Désiré-Girouard		Peter B. Yeomans			Egard A. Rouleau
Dorval–L'Île-Dorval	Strathmore		Peter B. Yeomans			Robert M. Bourbeau

L'Île-Bizard– Sainte-Geneviève– Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue	Anse-à-l'Orme		Jacques Cardinal			Bill Tierney
L'Île-Bizard– Sainte-Geneviève– Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue	Jacques-Bizard		Jacques Cardinal			Richard Bélanger

Kirkland	Brunswick		John W. Meaney			Brian Macdonald
Kirkland	Côte-Sainte-Marie		John W. Meaney			Michel Gibson

Lachine	—		Claude Dauphin	Jane Cowell-Poitras		Bernard Blanchet

LaSalle	Cecil-P.-Newman		Manon Barbe	Alvaro Farinacci	Richard Deschamps	Michael Vadacchino
LaSalle	Sault-Saint-Louis		Manon Barbe	Alvaro Farinacci	Richard Deschamps	Oksana Kaluzny

Mercier– Hochelaga-Maisonneuve	Hochelaga		Luc Larivée
	Longue-Pointe		Claire St-Arnaud
	Louis-Riel		Lyn Faust
	Maisonneuve		Richer Dompierre
	Tétreaultville		Ivon Le Duc

Montréal-Nord	Marie-Clarac		Marcel Parent	Jean-Marc Gibeau	James V. Infantino	Georgette L. Morin
Montréal-Nord	Ovide-Clermont		Marcel Parent	Jean-Marc Gibeau	James V. Infantino	Normand Fortin

Mount Royal	Frederick-G.-Todd		Suzanne Caron			Cliff Carrie
Mount Royal	Rockland		Suzanne Caron			Nicholas Stephens

Outremont	Jeanne-Sauvé		Stéphane Harbour			Claude B. Piquette
Outremont	Joseph-Beaubien		Stéphane Harbour			Marie Cinq-Mars

Pierrefonds-Senneville	—		Monique Worth	Bertrand A. Ward		René LeBlanc

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal	Jeanne-Mance		Michel Prescott
	Laurier		Christine Poulin
	Mile End		Helen Fotopulos
	Plateau-Mont-Royal		Nicolas Tétrault

Pointe-Claire	Donegani		Bill McMurchie			Aldo Iermieri
Pointe-Claire	Valois		Bill McMurchie			Morris Trudeau

Rivière-des-Prairies– Pointe-aux-Trembles– Montréal-Est	Bout-de-l'Île		Colette Paul
	Marc-Aurèle-Fortin		Cosmo Maciocia
	Pointe-aux-Trembles		Marius Minier
	Rivière-des-Prairies		Michel Plante

Rosemont– La Petite-Patrie	Étienne-Desmarteau		Nicole Thibault
	Louis-Hébert		Jean-François Plante
	Marie-Victorin		Pierre Bourque
	Saint-Édouard		François Purcell
	Vieux-Rosemont		Denise Larouche

Saint-Laurent	Côte-de-Liesse		Alan DeSousa	René Dussault	Irving Grundman	Maurice Cohen
Saint-Laurent	Normand-McLaren		Alan DeSousa	René Dussault	Irving Grundman	Michèle D. Biron

Saint-Léonard	Grande-Prairie		Frank Zampino	Yvette Bissonnet	Dominic Perri	Robert Zambito
Saint-Léonard	Port-Maurice		Frank Zampino	Yvette Bissonnet	Dominic Perri	Mario Battista

Le Sud-Ouest	Émard		Robert Bousquet
	Louis-Cyr		Line Hamel
	Pointe-Saint-Charles		Jacqueline Montpetit

Verdun	Champlain		Georges Bossé	Laurent Dugas	Claude Trudel	Ginette Marotte
Verdun	Desmarchais-Crawford		Georges Bossé	Laurent Dugas	Claude Trudel	John Gallagher

Ville-Marie	Peter-McGill		Louise O'Sullivan
	Saint-Jacques		Robert Laramée
	Sainte-Marie		Martin Lemay

Villeray–Saint-Michel– Parc-Extension	Jarry		Anie Samson
	Jean-Rivard		Frank Venneri
	Parc-Extension		Mary Deros
	Saint-Michel		Paolo Tamburello
	Villeray		Sylvain Lachance

Westmount	Côte-Saint-Antoine		Karin Marks			John de Castell
Westmount	W.-D.-Lighthall		Karin Marks			Cynthia Lulham

Information about the candidates[edit]

Montreal Island Citizens Union

Robert Blondin (Louis-Cyr) appears to have been a first-time candidate. During the 1980s, a person named Robert Blondin chaired the Parti Québécois's riding committee in Saint-Henri and criticized René Lévesque's decision to de-emphasize the party's focus on Quebec sovereignty.^[1] This may have been the same person.
Gilles Marette (Louis-Riel) was a first time candidate.
Nancy Boileau (Maisonneuve) is a community activist. In 2000, she sought to initiate a class-action lawsuit on behalf of commuters who had waited in cold weather for city buses that never arrived or were too full to pick up more passengers.^[2] In the 2001 campaign, she campaigned against gentrification and for more affordable housing.^[3]

Vision Montreal

Lino Colapelle (Saint-Léonard-Est borough council) was a first-time candidate.

White Elephant Party

Charles Paradis (Jean-Rivard), Daniel Paré (Louis-Cyr) and Denis Fournier (Saint-Léonard) were first-time candidates.^[4]

Independents

Steve Gentile (Port-Maurice) was a first-time candidate. There is a noted designer in Saint-Leonard named Steve Gentile, though it is not known if this is the same person.^[5]

Seat-by-seat results[edit]

Ahuntsic-Cartierville[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Independent		Incumbent
Cartierville	City councillor	7,523	Pierre Gagnier 3,267 (43.43%)	Noushig Eloyan 4,116 (54.71%)	Ramazan Ozbakir 140 (1.86%)		Gérard Legault
L'Acadie	City councillor	9,230	James Kromida 3,737 (40.49%)	Hasmig Belleli 5,493 (59.51%)			Noushig Eloyan
Ahuntsic	City councillor	10,239	Pierre Lachapelle 3,566 (34.83%)	Pierre Lapointe 6,673 (65.17%)			Pierre Lapointe (Fleury)
						Merged district
							Hasmig Belleli (Ahuntsic)
Saint-Sulpice	City councillor	8,976	Salvatore Rubbo 2,912 (32.44%)	Maurice Beauchamp 6,064 (67.56%)			Maurice Beauchamp
Sault-au-Récollet	City councillor	9,437	Michel Cusano 3,172 (33.61%)	Achille Polcaro 4,577 (48.50%)	Jean Rémillard 1,688 (17.89%)		Serge-Éric Bélanger

Anjou[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes				Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal		Incumbent
Anjou	City councillor (two members)	33,315	Luis Miranda 10,686 (32.07%) Carol Beaupré 9,557 (28.69%)	Benoit Corbeil 7,016 (21.06%) Michel Simard 6,056 (18.18%)	New positions
Anjou	Borough councillor	17,537	Andrée Hénault 10,536 (60.08%)	Ginette Chabot 7,001 (39.92%)	New position

Beaconsfield–Baie-D'Urfé[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Independent		Incumbent
Beaconsfield– Baie-D'Urfé	City councillor	10,483	Roy Kemp 5,878 (56.07%)	Ginette Roy 530 (5.06%)	Anne Myles 4,075 (38.87%)	New position
Beaurepaire	Borough councillor	4,594	Florence Grassby 2,779 (60.49%)	Sue Abidi 289 (6.29%)	Jon Bazar 1,526 (33.22%)	New position
James-Morgan	Borough councillor	5,835	Anne-Marie Parent 3,286 (56.32%)	Salve Desprez 272 (4.66%)	Beverly Robb 2,277 (39.02%)	New position

Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Other		Incumbent
Côte-des-Neiges	City councillor	7,340	Francine Senécal Co-candidate for Gérald Tremblay 3,637 (49.55%)	Pierre-Yves Melançon 3,483 (47.45%)	François Dumoulin (PÉBM) 220 (3.00%)		Pierre-Yves Melançon
Darlington	City councillor	6,643	Aline Malka 3,109 (46.80%)	Saulie Zajdel 3,304 (49.74%)	Koffi Doumon (Ind.) 230 (3.46%)		Saulie Zajdel (Victoria)
						Merged district
							Jean E. Fortier (Darlington)
Décarie	City councillor	6,150	Marcel Tremblay 3,792 (61.66%)	Sonya Biddle 2,358 (38.34%)			Sonya Biddle
Loyola	City councillor	6,752	Jeremy Searle 4,986 (73.84%)	Darryl Gray 1,766 (26.16%)			Jeremy Searle
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce	City councillor	7,803	Michael Applebaum 5,257 (67.37%)	Jean E. Fortier 2,356 (30.19%)	Allan Heafey (PÉBM) 190 (2.44%)		Michael Applebaum
Snowdon	City councillor	7,022	Marvin Rotrand 4,913 (69.97%)	Bill Surkis 2,109 (30.03%)			Marvin Rotrand

Côte-Saint-Luc–Hampstead–Montreal West[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Independent		Incumbent
Côte-Saint-Luc– Hampstead– Montreal West	City councillor (two members)	33,538	Robert Libman 15,800 (47.11%) Dida Berku 13,008 (38.79%)	Armand Elbaz 1,018 (3.03%) Stanley Reinblatt 845 (2.52%)	Howard Barza 2,398 (7.15%) Murray Levine 469 (1.40%)	New positions
Côte-Saint-Luc– Hampstead– Montreal West	Borough councillor	17,501	Anthony Housefather 12,891 (73.66%)	Harvey Liverman 1,021 (5.83%)	Ruth Kovac 3,589 (20.51%)	New position

Dollard-Des Ormeaux–Roxboro[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Independent		Incumbent
Dollard-Des Ormeaux–Roxboro	City councillor (two members)	38,944	Edward Janiszewski 15,727 (40.38%) Howard Zingboim 11,950 (30.69%)	Anis A. Nazar 2,502 (6.42%) Harold Chorney 2,397 (6.15%)	Errol Johnson 4,500 (11.56%) William Spears 1,868 (4.80%)	New positions
Dollard-Des Ormeaux–Roxboro	Borough councillor	20,304	Zoe Bayouk 14,929 (73.53%)	Maggie Sarkissian 2,773 (13.66%)	Maurice Seguin 2,208 (10.87%) Eduard Hoyer 394 (1.94%)	New position

Dorval–L'Île-Dorval[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes				Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal		Incumbent
Dorval–L'Île-Dorval	City councillor	8,031	Peter B. Yeomans 7,440 (92.64%)	Len MacDonald 591 (7.36%)	New position
Strathmore	Borough councillor	4,311	Robert M. Bourbeau 3,929 (91.14%)	François Guidi 382 (8.86%)	New position
Désiré-Girouard	Borough councillor	3,653	Edgar A. Rouleau 3,228 (88.37%)	Mario Mammone 425 (11.63%)	New position

L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève–Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Independent		Incumbent
L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève–Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue	City councillor	9,394	Jacques Cardinal 4,156 (44.24%)	René Lecavalier 2,315 (24.64%)	Normand Marinacci 2,923 (31.12%)	New position
Anse-à-l'Orme	Borough councillor	3,204	Bill Tierney 2,487 (77.62%)	Jean-Claude Provost 717 (22.38%)		New position
Jacques-Bizard	Borough councillor	6,138	Richard Bélanger 2,929 (47.72%)	Jean-Claude Lebel 1,221 (19.89%)	Christian Larocque 1,988 (32.39%)	New position

Kirkland[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Independent		Incumbent
Kirkland	City councillor	9,165	John W. Meaney 7,892 (86.11%)	Marino Discepola 895 (9.77%)	Alex Smith 378 (4.12%)	New position
Brunswick	Borough councillor	4,749	Brian Macdonald 2,831 (59.61%)	John L. Ferko 329 (6.93%)	Joe Sanalitro 1,589 (33.46%)	New position
Côte-Sainte-Marie	Borough councillor	4,414	Michel Gibson 3,960 (89.71%)	Anne-Marie Zincoski 454 (10.29%)		New position

Lachine[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Other		Incumbent
Lachine	City councillor (two members)	27,900	Claude Dauphin 9,434 (33.81%) Jane Cowell-Poitras 7,776 (27.87%)	Guy Dicaire 4,489 (16.09%) John Vincent Hachey 3,485 (12.49%)	Raymond Bergervin (Ind.) 2,100 (7.53%) Bernard Tisseur (PÉBM) 616 (2.21%)	New positions
Lachine	Borough councillor	14,811	Bernard Blanchet 7,386 (49.87%)	Richard Richardson 4,169 (28.15%)	Georgina Saba (Ind.) 3,256 (21.98%)	New position

LaSalle[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Independent		Incumbent
LaSalle	City councillor (three members)	70,872	Manon Barbe 13,131 (18.53%) Alvaro Farinacci 12,730 (17.96%) Richard Deschamps 11,260 (15.89%)	Robert Cordner 9,174 (12.94%) Monique Vallée 7,746 (10.93%) François Dupuis 7,599 (10.72%)	Frank Talarico 6,082 (8.58%) Antonio C. Massana 3,150 (4.45%)	New positions
Cecil-P.-Newman	Borough councillor	11,184	Michael Vadacchino 6,693 (59.84%)	Pina Mancuso 4,491 (40.16%)		New position
Sault-Saint-Louis	Borough councillor	13,976	Oksana Kaluzny 7,917 (56.65%)	Frank Carnuccio 6,059 (43.35%)		New position

Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	White Elephant Party		Incumbent
Hochelaga	City councillor	6,636	Jean-François Moisan 1,760 (26.52%)	Luc Larivée 4,418 (66.58%)	Danielle Giasson 458 (6.90%)		Luc Larivée
Maisonneuve	City councillor	7,993	Nancy Boileau 2,248 (28.12%)^[6]	Richer Dompierre 5,745 (71.88%)			Richer Dompierre (Maisonneuve)
						Merged district
							Benoît Parent (Pierre-de-Coubertin)
Louis-Riel	City councillor	9,223	Gilles Marette 2,836 (30.75%)^[7]	Lyn Faust 6,387 (69.25%)			Jacques Charbonneau
Longue-Pointe	City councillor	9,241	Martin Dumont 3,767 (40.76%)	Claire St-Arnaud 5,474 (59.24%)			Claire St-Arnaud
Tétreaultville	City councillor	10,082	Francisca Marques 2,968 (29.44%)	Ivon Le Duc 7,114 (70.56%)			Ivon Le Duc (Honoré-Beaugrand)
						Merged district
							Jean-Guy Deschamps (Tétreaultville)

Montréal-Nord[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Independent		Incumbent
Montréal-Nord	City councillor (three members)	68,695	Marcel Parent 12,884 (18.76%) Jean-Marc Gibeau 12,097 (17.61%) James Infantino 11,451 (16.67%)	Michelle Allaire 11,359 (16.54%) Luigi di Vito 9,960 (14.50%) Nicole Roy-Arcelin 9,590 (13.96%)	Jean-Claude Mvilongo 1,354 (1.97%)	New positions
Marie-Clarac	Borough councillor	12,560	Georgette L. Morin 6,199 (49.35%)	Antonin Dupont 5,595 (44.55%)	Henri-Paul Bernier 766 (6.10%)	New position
Ovide-Clermont	Borough councillor	11,577	Normand Fortin 7,222 (62.38%)	Fritzberg Daleus 4,355 (37.62%)		New position

Mount Royal[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes				Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal		Incumbent
Mount Royal	City councillor	8,153	Suzanne Caron 6,410 (78.62%)	Jacques O'Keefe 1,743 (21.38%)	New position
Frederick-G.-Todd	Borough councillor	4,147	Cliff Carrie 3,078 (74.22%)	Nicole Pichette 1,069 (25.78%)	New position
Rockland	Borough councillor	4,032	Nicholas Stephens 3,200 (79.37%)	Jacques Bassal 832 (20.63%)	New position

Outremont[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Independent		Incumbent
Outremont	City councillor	8,739	Stéphane Harbour 5,436 (62.20%)	Pierre Delorme 3,303 (37.80%)		New position
Jeanne-Sauvé	Borough councillor	4,525	Claude B. Piquette 1,634 (36.11%)	Jean-Sébastien Marineau 1,299 (28.71%)	Céline Forget 1,592 (35.18%)	New position
Joseph-Beaubien	Borough councillor	4,281	Marie Cinq-Mars 2,903 (67.81%)	Paul-André Tétreault 1,378 (32.19%)		New position

Pierrefonds-Senneville[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Independent		Incumbent
Pierrefonds-Senneville	City councillor (two members)	34,255	Monique Worth 12,765 (37.27%) Bertrand A. Ward 12,144 (35.45%)	Catherine Clément-Talbot 4,019 (11.73%) Michael Labelle 3,922 (11.45%)	Lucien Pigeon 1,405 (4.10%)	New positions
Pierrefonds-Senneville	Borough councillor	18,026	René E. LeBlanc 13,766 (76.37%)	Pierre Geoffrion 4,260 (23.63%)		New position

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Other		Incumbent
Jeanne-Mance	City councillor	5,720	Michel Prescott 2,928 (51.19%)	Vivian Goulder 2,430 (42.48%)	Patrick Ross (PÉBM) 197 (3.44%) Maria Da Luz Dos Santos Inacio (Ind.) 165 (2.89%)		Michel Prescott
Laurier	City councillor	8,069	Richard Théorêt 2,945 (36.50%)	Christine Poulin 4,636 (57.45%)	Benoit Mainguy (PÉBM) 488 (6.05%)		Hélène Jolicoeur
Mile End	City councillor	7,055	Helen Fotopulos 3,799 (53.85%)	Salwa Tazi 2,715 (38.48%)	Evripidis Georgiou (Ind.) 276 (3.91%) Michel Parent (PÉBM) 265 (3.76%)		Helen Fotopulos
Plateau-Mont-Royal	City councillor	8,511	André Cardinal 2,510 (29.49%)	Nicolas Tétrault 5,248 (61.66%)	Josée Fournier (PÉBM) 510 (5.99%) Ann Farrell (Ind.) 150 (1.76%) Man Yee Cheung (Ind.) 93 (1.09%)		André Cardinal (Plateau-Mont-Royal)
						Merged district
							Richard Théorêt (Lorimier)

Pointe-Claire[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes				Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal		Incumbent
Pointe-Claire	City councillor	13,210	Bill McMurchie 12,280 (92.96%)	Terry J. Corcoran 930 (7.04%)	New position
Donegani	Borough councillor	6,658	Aldo Iermieri 6,106 (91.71%)	Reggie Massey 552 (8.29%)	New position
Valois	Borough councillor	6,505	Morris Trudeau 5,968 (91.74%)	Gerry Sztuka 537 (8.26%)	New position

Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles–Montréal-Est[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Other		Incumbent
Bout-de-l'Île	City councillor	10,276	Jean-Marie Verret 3,666 (35.68%)	Colette Paul 6,610 (64.32%)			Colette Paul (La Rousselière)
						Merged district
							Michel Plante (Bout-de-l'Île)
Marc-Aurèle-Fortin	City councillor	10,229	Cosmo Maciocia 5,146 (50.31%)	Giovanni De Michele 4,823 (47.15%)	Françoise Desrochers (PÉBM) 260 (2.54%)		Giovanni De Michele
Pointe-aux-Trembles	City councillor	10,819	Yvon Labrosse 3,455 (31.93%)	Marius Minier 5,146 (47.56%)	Roger Lachapelle (Ind.) 1,299 (12.01%) André Dutremble (Ind.) 755 (6.98%) Daniel Proulx (PÉBM) 164 (1.52%)		Marius Minier (Pointe-aux-Trembles)
						Merged district
							Yvon Labrosse (Mayor of Montreal East)
Rivière-des-Prairies	City councillor	8,507	Georges Roman 2,935 (34.50%)	Michel Plante 5,210 (61.24%)	Valérie Deluca (PÉBM) 362 (4.26%)		Aimé Charron

Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	White Elephant Party		Incumbent
Étienne-Desmarteau	City councillor	8,095	Lilia Paquin 2,656 (32.81%)	Nicole Thibault 5,050 (62.38%)	Francine Hébert 389 (4.81%)		Nicole Thibault
Louis-Hébert	City councillor	9,378	Sylvie Gagnon 3,156 (33.65%)	Jean-François Plante 6,222 (66.35%)			Carl Baillargeon
Marie-Victorin	City councillor	11,013	Hugo Morissette 3,587 (32.57%)	Kettly Beauregard Co-candidate for Pierre Bourque 7,077 (64.26%)	Gilles Bédard 349 (3.17%)		Kettly Beauregard
Saint-Édouard	City councillor	7,584	Dolores Correa-Appleyard 1,955 (25.78%)	François Purcell 5,023 (66.23%)	David Bédard 606 (7.99%)		François Purcell (Saint-Édouard)
						Merged district
							Jean-François Plante (Père-Marquette)
Vieux-Rosemont	City councillor	8,954	Richard Lemay 2,426 (27.09%)	Denise Larouche 6,100 (68.13%)	Claude Laveaux 428 (4.78%)		Denise Larouche (Bourbonnière)
						Merged district
							Marcel Grégoire (Vieux-Rosemont)

Saint-Laurent[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Independent		Incumbent
Saint-Laurent	City councillor (three members)	73,238	Alan DeSousa 18,078 (24.68%) René Dussault 17,490 (23.88%) Irving Grundman 16,717 (22.83%)	Pierre Lambert 7,695 (10.51%) François Ghali 7,221 (9.86%) Danae Savides 6,037 (8.24%)		New positions
Côte-de-Liesse	Borough councillor	12,441	Maurice Cohen 9,906 (79.62%)	Irina Tsarevsky 2,535 (20.38%)		New position
Normand-McLaren	Borough councillor	13,295	Michèle D. Biron 7,770 (58.44%)	Yvette Biondi 3,935 (29.60%)	Rafik F. Hakim 1,054 (7.93%) Martin Benoit 536 (4.03%)	New position

Saint-Léonard[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Other		Incumbent
Saint-Léonard	City councillor (three members)	77,150	Frank Zampino 20,279 (26.29%) Yvette Bissonnet 18,438 (23.90%) Dominic Perri 16,818 (21.80%)	Vincenzo Arciresi 7,555 (9.79%) Basilio Giordano 6,417 (8.32%) Louise Blackburn 6,190 (8.02%)	Denis Fournier (PÉBM) 896 (1.16%) Dolly N. Makambo (Ind.) 557 (0.72%)	New positions
Grande-Prairie	Borough councillor	13,739	Robert L. Zambito 10,034 (73.03%)	Lino Colapelle 3,705 (26.97%)		New position
Port-Maurice	Borough councillor	13,315	Mario Battista 7,694 (57.78%)	Italo Barone 3,274 (24.59%)	Steve Gentile (Ind.) 2,347 (17.63%)	New position

Le Sud-Ouest[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Other		Incumbent
Émard	City councillor	7,778	Georges Durivage 2,438 (31.35%)	Robert Bousquet 3,918 (50.37%)	Daniel Tremblay (Ind.) 1,282 (16.48%) Pamela McLaughlin (Ind.) 140 (1.80%)		Pierre Paquin
Louis-Cyr	City councillor	7,127	Robert Blondin 2,098 (29.44%)	Line Hamel 4,773 (66.97%)	Daniel Paré (PÉBM) 256 (3.59%)		Philippe Bissonnette (Saint-Paul)
						Merged district
							Germain Prégent (Saint-Pierre)
Pointe-Saint-Charles	City councillor	5,971	René Labrosse 1,490 (24.95%)	Jacqueline Montpetit 2,995 (50.16%)	Richard Wafer (Ind.) 1,365 (22.86%) Lionel Petit (Ind.) 121 (2.03%)		Marcel Sévigny

Verdun[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Other		Incumbent
Verdun	City councillor (three members)	58,773	Georges Bossé 11,415 (19.42%) Laurent Dugas 9,001 (15.31%) Claude Trudel 8,540 (14.53%)	Danielle Paiement 7,593 (12.92%) Robert Isabelle 7,577 (12.89%) Micheline Senécal 7,377 (12.55%)	Catherine Chauvin (Ind.) 4,843 (8.24%) Pierre Labrosse (Ind.) 1,641 (2.79%) Daniel Racicot (PÉBM) 786 (1.34%)	New positions
Desmarchais-Crawford	Borough councillor	10,804	John Gallagher 5,553 (51.40%)	André Savard 5,251 (48.60%)		New position
Champlain	Borough councillor	10,197	Ginette Marotte 5,026 (49.29%)	Robert Filiatrault 4,761 (46.69%)	Cook Gosselin (Ind.) 410 (4.02%)	New position

Ville-Marie[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes				Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Other	Incumbent
Peter-McGill	City councillor	6,044	Louise O'Sullivan Boyne 3,328 (55.06%)	Carolina Golla La Flèche 2,476 (40.97%)	Van Petteway (Ind.) 91 (1.50%) Normand Potvin (PÉBM) 76 (1.26%) Glenmore Browne (Ind.) 73 (1.21%)	Gerry Weiner
Saint-Jacques	City councillor	7,112	Sammy Forcillo 3,239 (45.54%)	Robert Laramée 3,523 (49.54%)	Sylvie Degagné (PÉBM) 275 (3.87%) Maria Grochowska (Ind.) 75 (1.05%)	Sammy Forcillo
Sainte-Marie	City councillor	6,004	Jacques René Beaudoin 1,327 (22.10%)	Martin Lemay 4,314 (71.85%)	Sébastien Larivière (PÉBM) 363 (6.05%)	Serge Lajeunesse

Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	MICU	Vision Montréal	Other		Incumbent
Jarry	City councillor	8,019	Sébastien Richard 2,359 (29.42%)	Anie Samson 4,904 (61.16%)	Richard Lulin (Ind.) 346 (4.31%) Robert Boucher (Ind.) 293 (3.65%) Mostafa Ben Kirane (Ind.) 117 (1.46%) ~~Charles Robidoux (Ind.)~~ Candidacy withdrawn		Anie Samson (Octave-Crémazie)
						Merged district
							Achille Polcaro (Jarry)
Jean-Rivard	City councillor	7,836	Daniel Boucher 2,968 (37.88%)	Frank Venneri 4,548 (58.04%)	Charles Paradis (PÉBM) 320 (4.08%)		Frank Venneri (François-Perrault)
						Merged district
							Nicole Roy-Arcelin (Jean-Rivard)
Parc-Extension	City councillor	7,846	George Vathilakis 2,617 (33.36%)	Mary Deros 3,819 (48.67%)	Sofoklis Rasoulis (Ind.) 1,410 (17.97%)		Mary Deros
Saint-Michel	City councillor	9,061	Nancy Forlini 2,684 (29.62%)	Paolo Tamburello 5,911 (65.24%)	Thérèse Beaulieu (PÉBM) 466 (5.14%)		Paolo Tamburello
Villeray	City councillor	8,325	Kenneth George 2,532 (30.41%)	Sylvain Lachance 5,467 (65.67%)	Alain Trottier (PÉBM) 326 (3.92%)		Sylvain Lachance

Westmount[edit]

Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes					Incumbent
Electoral District	Position	Total valid votes	Vision Montréal	White Elephant Party	Independent		Incumbent
Westmount	City councillor	8,083	Richard McConomy 630 (7.79%)	Lucien Parent 150 (1.86%)	Karin Marks 7,303 (90.35%)	New position
Côte-Saint-Antoine	Borough councillor	—			John de Castell Acclaimed	New position
W.-D.-Lighthall	Borough councillor	3,883	Pat Donnelly 371 (9.55%)		Cynthia Lulham 3,512 (90.45%)	New position

References[edit]

^ Nancy Wood, "Lalonde wins St. Henri with premier's backing," Montreal Gazette, October 30, 1985, A4; Graham Fraser, "Levesque leaves sovereignty issue in doubt for vote," Globe and Mail, September 24, 1984, p. 1.
^ Uyen Vu, "Drivers, MUCTC ink deal But transit peace hinges on maintenance accord," Montreal Gazette, March 6, 2000, A1.
^ Paul Cherry, "Pride meets poverty: Ste. Catherine St. E. merchants seek relief from stricken economy," Montreal Gazette, October 10, 2001, A6.
^ The Montreal Gazette reported in 2004 that a Denis Fournier of Saint-Leonard had drowned while fishing. This may have been the same person. See "Fisherman's body found along river," Montreal Gazette, July 21, 2004, A7.
^ Maria Puente, "A fairytale re-spun: Designers tell tale of Di's dress," The Province, July 28, 2006, p. 20.
^ Boileau is a community activist. In 2000, she sought to initiate a class-action lawsuit on behalf of commuters who had waited in cold weather for city buses that never arrived or were too full to pick up more passengers. In the 2001 campaign, she campaigned against gentrification and for more affordable housing. See Paul Cherry, "Pride meets poverty: Ste. Catherine St. E. merchants seek relief from stricken economy," Montreal Gazette, October 10, 2001, A6; Uyen Vu, "Drivers, MUCTC ink deal But transit peace hinges on maintenance accord," Montreal Gazette, March 6, 2000, A1.
^ Marette was a first-time candidate.

[1] Nancy Wood, "Lalonde wins St. Henri with premier's backing," Montreal Gazette, October 30, 1985, A4; Graham Fraser, "Levesque leaves sovereignty issue in doubt for vote," Globe and Mail, September 24, 1984, p. 1.

[2] Uyen Vu, "Drivers, MUCTC ink deal But transit peace hinges on maintenance accord," Montreal Gazette, March 6, 2000, A1.

[3] Paul Cherry, "Pride meets poverty: Ste. Catherine St. E. merchants seek relief from stricken economy," Montreal Gazette, October 10, 2001, A6.

[4] The Montreal Gazette reported in 2004 that a Denis Fournier of Saint-Leonard had drowned while fishing. This may have been the same person. See "Fisherman's body found along river," Montreal Gazette, July 21, 2004, A7.

[5] Maria Puente, "A fairytale re-spun: Designers tell tale of Di's dress," The Province, July 28, 2006, p. 20.

[6] Boileau is a community activist. In 2000, she sought to initiate a class-action lawsuit on behalf of commuters who had waited in cold weather for city buses that never arrived or were too full to pick up more passengers. In the 2001 campaign, she campaigned against gentrification and for more affordable housing. See Paul Cherry, "Pride meets poverty: Ste. Catherine St. E. merchants seek relief from stricken economy," Montreal Gazette, October 10, 2001, A6; Uyen Vu, "Drivers, MUCTC ink deal But transit peace hinges on maintenance accord," Montreal Gazette, March 6, 2000, A1.

[7] Marette was a first-time candidate.

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