Jonathan St-Onge Wants "to Let Others Talk" - The North Coast

Jonathan St-Onge hopes that Uashat mak Mani-utenam will elect a new leader on May 25th. After years as an advisor tinkered with differences of opinion with the outgoing leader, he hopes to be able to put his mink forward and involve the public more in the decision-making process. At the beginning of his political career, Jonathan St-Onge was an advisor to Mike Mckenzie's team. But since 2016, things have changed a lot. Just a year later, he left…

Jonathan St-Onge hopes that Uashat mak Mani-utenam will elect a new leader on May 25th. After years as an advisor tinkered with differences of opinion with the outgoing leader, he hopes to be able to put his mink forward and involve the public more in the decision-making process. At the beginning of his political career, Jonathan St-Onge was an advisor to Mike Mckenzie's team. But since 2016, things have changed a lot. Just a year later, he left…

Jonathan St-Onge hopes that Uashat mak Mani-utenam will elect a new leader on May 25th. After years as an advisor tinkered with differences of opinion with the outgoing leader, he hopes to be able to put his mink forward and involve the public more in the decision-making process. At the beginning of his political career, Jonathan St-Onge was an advisor to Mike Mckenzie's team. But since 2016, things have changed a lot. Just a year later, he left…