Gatineau City Council
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The Gatineau Municipal Council (French: Le conseil municipal de Gatineau) is the governing body of the city of Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. It is composed of 17 city councillors and the mayor. The mayor is elected at large, while each of the councillors represent wards throughout the city. Council members are elected to four year terms with the last election being the 2005 election.
[edit] Members (2005-2009)
- Frank Thérien - District 1, District of Aylmer
- André Laframboise - District 2, District of Lucerne
- Alain Riel - District 3, District of Deschênes
- Alain Pilon - District 4, District de Val-Tétreau
- Patrice Martin - District 5, District of Wright–Parc-de-la-Montagne
- Louise Poirier - District 6, District of l'Orée-du-Parc
- Pierre Philion - District 7, District of Saint-Raymond–Vanier
- Denise Laferrière - District 8, District of Hull
- Simon Racine - District 9, District of Limbour
- Denis Tassé - District 10, District of Riverains
- Luc Angers - District 11, District of Promenades
- Joseph De Sylva - District 12, District of Versant
- Richard Côté - District 13, District of Bellevue
- Aurèle Desjardins - District 14, District of Lac-Beauchamp
- Yvon Boucher - District 15, District of the Rivière-Blanche
- Luc Montreuil - District 16, District de Masson-Angers
- Jocelyne Houle - District 17, District de Buckingham
[edit] Former Members
- Yves Ducharme, Mayor, (2001-2005), defeated in last election
- André Levac - District 1, District of Aylmer (2001-2005), defeated in last elections
- Alain Labonté - District 2, District of Lucerne (2001-2005), did not run in 2005
- André Touchet - District 3, District of Deschênes (2001-2003), deceased in 2003
- Richard Jennings - District 3, District of Deschênes (2003-2005), did not run in 2005
- Lawrence Cannon - District 4, District of Val-Tétreau (2001-2005), run successfully in federal election in 2006
- Marc Bureau - District 5, District of Wright-Parc-de-la-Montagne (2001-2005), run successfully for mayoral position
- Thérèse Cyr - District 10, District of Riverains (2001-2005), retired - did not run in 2005
- Paul Morin - District 11, District of Promenades (2001-2005), defeated in last election
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