Tourism minister won’t see re-election, vies for Montreal municipal party leadership

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Liberal Party campaign co-chair and federal minister quits to run for Montreal mayor’s race

Soraya Martinez Ferrada said she would quit her senior posts to join the race to become Montreal’s next mayor

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Martinez-Ferrada won’t seek re-election, is running to be Montreal’s mayor

Martinez-Ferrada shared her resignation letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on social media, which says she intends to run to become mayor of Montreal.

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Tourism Minister Soraya Martinez-Ferrada won’t seek re-election, vies for Montreal municipal party leadership

Tourism Minister Soraya Martinez-Ferrada has resigned from cabinet and as the Liberal party national campaign co-chair.

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Tourism minister won't seek re-election, vies for Montreal municipal party leadership

OTTAWA — Tourism Minister Soraya Martinez-Ferrada has resigned from cabinet and as the Liberal party national campaign co-chair.

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Federal Tourism Minister Seeks Montreal Mayorship, Won’t Run in Next Federal Election

Tourism Minister Soraya Martinez Ferrada said she will not be seeking re-election and instead make a run to lead one of Montreal’s major parties ahead of the municipal elections. Martinez Ferrada made the announcement in a video posted to social media on Feb. 6. “There’s a lot of things that have been said of Montreal. We want an administration with more ambition, an administration that listens more to its citizens,” she said. Martinez Ferrada w…

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The federal deputy for Hochelaga announced that she is running for the management of Ensemble Montréal, with a view to running for mayor in November.