Kramberger: Drama surrounds Pointe-Claire byelection polling station
It could lead to lingering issues in interactions between the mayor and administrative staff, especially if Élections Québec intervenes.
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It could lead to lingering issues in interactions between the mayor and administrative staff, especially if Élections Québec intervenes.
Pointe-Claire’s Claude Cousineau won back his council seat in last Sunday’s byelection, a seat he had lost in 2021 to Erin Tedford
François Giasson, who placed second in the District 1 race in 2021, finished in second again with 31.23 per cent of the vote.
It could lead to lingering issues in interactions between the mayor and administrative staff, especially if Élections Québec intervenes.
Thomas makes bid for Pointe-Claire mayoralty in 2021 John Meagher, Montreal Gazette © Provided by The Gazette Tim Thomas, pictured here at his Cartier Ave. antique shop in 2017, will be running again for Pointe-Claire mayor in 2021. The Pointe-Claire municipal election is still nine months away, but the race for mayor has begun with the announcement that local businessman Tim Thomas will challenge for it. Municipal elections across Quebec are set for Nov. 7, 2021. Thomas, owner of an antique shop in the Pointe-Claire Village, launched his campaign this week. Thomas, ...