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Le candidat à la mairie de Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (CDN-NDG) pour le parti de Denis Coderre, Ensemble Montréal, Lionel Perez
Pas facile de faire campagne en cette période de mesures sanitaires, pour les candidats aux élections municipales du 7 novembre. Publié le 26 juillet 2021 à 19h25 ✓ Lien copié Isabelle Ducas La Presse
Candidat à la mairie de Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (CDN-NDG) pour le parti de Denis Coderre, Ensemble Montréal, Lionel Perez a diffusé lundi sur Twitter des photos de lui sans masque dans un commerce, alors que le port du couvre-visage y est toujours obligatoire.
MONTREAL, Canada – Tourisme Montreal is very pleased to highlight today’s inaugural Air China flight connecting Montreal and Beijing.
MONTREAL, Canada – Tourisme Montreal is very pleased to highlight today’s inaugural Air China flight connecting Montreal and Beijing. This direct flight has been long-awaited by Montreal’s tourism industry and local business circles.
“We’re thrilled to finally see this connection happen between Montreal and Beijing. We’re looking forward to opening up our city to Chinese travellers and we’ll be working with our partners to develop special strategies for attracting this market to Montreal,” said Yves Lalumière, President and Chief Executive Officer of Tourisme Montreal.
MONTREAL The bill has come due for Montreal s cancelled electric car race and suburban mayors say they want to slam on the brakes after being told what their share will be. Last week, the City of Montreal announced it had reached a $3 million settlement with Formula E over the cancellation of races scheduled for 2018 and 2019. A 2017 edition was held in the city under the tenure of then-mayor Denis Coderre, but the ensuing events were halted once Mayor Valerie Plante took office. As a result of the settlement, Formula E Operations agreed to drop a $16.1 million lawsuit against the mayor.
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MONTREAL Just before heading out on vacation, former and possibly future Montreal mayor Denis Coderre said that if elected, he would not defund the city s police force. “I m against defunding disarming like Projet Montreal,” Coderre said while announcing a new slate of candidates for St-Leonard, Parc-Extension and St-Michel. “They can say whatever they want, they have in-camera meetings and decide stuff, they re voting against a motion on body cameras.” Coderre said he would make body cameras mandatory for the SPVM. Coderre s opponent, current mayor Valerie Plante, was not available for comment on Sunday but has said in the past that she wants the city s police to begin wearing body cameras next year. Her administration was initially cold to the idea of body cameras, following a pilot project in 2016 and 2017 in which several dozen officers were given the equipment, but later reversed course, with Plante saying the city is working with the provincial government o