Former Montreal Expos pitcher Denis Boucher will vie for a council seat in Lachine under Denis Coderre's Ensemble Montréal banner.
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Two of the parities vying for seats in November’s municipal election have unveiled the names of candidates running in some Montreal boroughs.
Balarama Holness, who is seeking election as city mayor under the Mouvement Montréal banner, announced Monday that Matthew Kerr will run for borough mayor in Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.
In a release, Holness said Kerr will prioritize housing and economic development in the borough.
Last month, longtime councillor Lionel Perez announced he will run for mayor of that borough as part of Ensemble Montréal, led by Denis Coderre.
Sue Montgomery, the current borough mayor in C.D.N.–N.D.G., is running under her own party, Courage — Équipe Sue Montgomery.
In Lachine, Coderre announced three candidates in that borough on Monday, including one-time Montreal Expos pitcher Denis Boucher, a former municipal councillor who is running in the Fort-Rolland district.
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The other two candidates are Lise Poulin and Simon Masella.
Coderre recently announced that Julie-Pascale Provost will be Ensemble Montréal’s candidate for borough mayor in Lachine.
Mouvement Montréal also announced two candidates in Lachine: Nadine Chalati, a corporate lawyer and business owner, will run as a candidate for city councillor, while Curren Dewan will vie for a seat as borough councillor.
Holness’s party also announced that Max-Henri Bailly, who holds an MBA from McGill University, will run for borough mayor in Plateau-Mont-Royal.
Mouvement Montréal also unveiled candidates for city and borough councillor seats in Ville-Marie, Île-Bizard–Ste-Geneviève and Villeray–St-Michel–Parc-Extension.
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