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Luc Rabouin elected leader of Projet Montreal, will run for mayor in November

Luc Rabouin has been elected leader of Projet Montréal and will run for mayor in the municipal elections scheduled for November 2, 2025, succeeding Valérie Plante.
Rabouin won the leadership with 59.2% of the vote against Gracia Kasoki Katahwa, who received 40.8% during the fourth round of voting.
Valérie Plante announced she would not seek a third term, stating she could not maintain the same energy for another four years.
Soraya Martinez Ferrada, the new leader of the opposition party Ensemble Montréal, will also run for mayor, facing Rabouin in the upcoming elections.

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The Hamilton Spectator

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The Record

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Cold Lake Chamber executive director announces plans to run for mayor in fall election

The election is set for Oct. 20, with the nomination period open until noon on Sept. 22.

2 years ago·Hamilton, Canada

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The Globe & Mail

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New Projet Montreal leader Luc Rabouin will run for mayor in November

Valérie Plante will remain mayor until November’s election but Rabouin immediately assumes the role of party leader

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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Global News

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Luc Rabouin elected leader of Projet Montreal, will run for mayor in November - Montreal

Rabouin, the mayor of the Plateau-Mont-Royal borough and president of the city's executive committee, beat out four other candidates to secure the leadership on Saturday.

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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CBC News

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Rabouin to face Martinez Ferrada in Montreal's 2025 mayoral race

On Saturday, Projet Montréal members elected Luc Rabouin to become their next leader. He will face Soraya Martinez Ferrada, Ensemble Montréal's new leader.

2 years ago·Ottawa, Canada

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