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The Ensemble Montréal party led by former Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre announced its latest Côte des Neiges-NDG candidates for this November s municipal election.
Sonny Moroz, the Montreal Chief of Staff for Mount Royal MP Anthony Housefather, will be running to replace council Dean Marvin Rotrand, who has represented the district since 1982 and decided not to run for re-election.
Stephanie Valenzuela, a government relations professional and a member of the Filipino community, will be running for the seat Perez is vacating in the Darlington district.
The press conference was held at Collége Notre-Dame in the borough and was presided over by Coderre and Côte des Neiges-NDG councillor and Montreal Opposition leader Lionel Perez, who is running for Mayor of Côte des Neiges-NDG. Rotrand was on hand as well.
MONTREAL Montreal mayoral candidate Denis Coderre and his Ensemble Montreal party kicked off its summer campaign on Sunday by unveiling a slate of candidates who will run in November s election. At the Verdun event, nine candidates who will run in Ahuntsic-Cartierville, St-Leonard, Ville-Marie, Pointe-Aux-Trembles and Verdun were announced. “We need experience. We need people who know what to do with the management. We need people who will be able to work with the bureaucracy,” said Coderre. The once and possibly future mayor of Montreal said experience was key in finding candidates for Ensemble Montreal. “We have people from the restaurant level, from enterprises, community level, sports, culture,” he said. “This is a greaty diversity. We don t study diversity, we are diversity.”