Laramée successfully ran as Vision Montreal candidate to the City Council in the district of Père-Marquette in 1994 with 52% of the votes. In 1997 he left Vision Montreal to sit as an Independent, as several of his colleagues did. He ran as a candidate of Jacques Duchesneau's Nouveau Montréal in 1998, but lost against Vision Montreal candidate Jean-François Plante with only 33% of the vote.
He was re-elected in the district of Saint-Jacques in 2001 as a Vision Montreal, candidate with 48% of the vote, against incumbent and former colleague Sammy Forcillo (44%).
Borough mayoral candidateedit
In 2005, Laramée tried to get elected Borough Mayor for Ville-Marie. He lost with 35% of the vote against Benoît Labonté (40%).
Retirement from political officeedit
Laramée has been Vision Montréal Executive Director since 2006.[2]
Referencesedit
^Joanny-Furtin, Michel (2005-10-27). "Municipales 2005, L'heure des choix". Fugues (in French). Retrieved 2007-08-17.
^. Vision Montreal. Archived from the original on 2007-10-11. Retrieved 2007-08-17.
robert, laramée, canadian, politician, city, councillor, montreal, quebec, contents, background, city, councillor, borough, mayoral, candidate, retirement, from, political, office, references, alsobackground, editlaramée, holds, bachelor, degree, recreation, a. Robert Laramee is a Canadian politician and was a city councillor in Montreal Quebec Contents 1 Background 2 City Councillor 3 Borough mayoral candidate 4 Retirement from political office 5 References 6 See alsoBackground editLaramee holds a Bachelor s degree in Recreation According to Fugues magazine he is openly gay 1 City Councillor editLaramee successfully ran as Vision Montreal candidate to the City Council in the district of Pere Marquette in 1994 with 52 of the votes In 1997 he left Vision Montreal to sit as an Independent as several of his colleagues did He ran as a candidate of Jacques Duchesneau s Nouveau Montreal in 1998 but lost against Vision Montreal candidate Jean Francois Plante with only 33 of the vote He was re elected in the district of Saint Jacques in 2001 as a Vision Montreal candidate with 48 of the vote against incumbent and former colleague Sammy Forcillo 44 Borough mayoral candidate editIn 2005 Laramee tried to get elected Borough Mayor for Ville Marie He lost with 35 of the vote against Benoit Labonte 40 Retirement from political office editLaramee has been Vision Montreal Executive Director since 2006 2 References edit Joanny Furtin Michel 2005 10 27 Municipales 2005 L heure des choix Fugues in French Retrieved 2007 08 17 Robert Laramee Vision Montreal Archived from the original on 2007 10 11 Retrieved 2007 08 17 See also editVision Montreal Crisis 1997 Political offices Preceded byAndre Cardinal RCM City Councillor District of Pere Marquette1994 1998 Succeeded byJean Francois Plante Vision Montreal Preceded bySammy Forcillo Independent City Councillor District of Saint Jacques2001 2005 Succeeded byThe district was merged with Sainte Marie in 2005 nbsp This article about a Quebec politician is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Robert Laramee amp oldid 1215480310, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
