The 2009 Sherbrooke municipal election was held on November 11, 2009, to elect a mayor and city councillors in Sherbrooke, Quebec. The communities of Brompton and Lennoxville also elected borough councillors, who do not serve on the city council.[1]
Mark McLaughlin is a former vice-president of finance and administration of Bishop's University. He supported a tuition fee increase in April 2007, and in July of the same year he submitted a report that the institution was facing "an exceptional financial crisis."[2] He moved to Lennoxville in 2002 and has served on the board of the Townshippers' Association. In the 2009 election, he promised that he would work to preserve his community's anglophone character and maintain its bilingual status.[3] He wrote a public letter in 2010, opposing suggestions that the Brompton and Lennoxville borough councils should be eliminated; rather, he argues, they should be a model for other boroughs throughout the city.[4]
Alan L. Ansell moved to Lennoxville in 1972.[5] He worked for thirty-two years at Bishop's University, where he was coordinator of athletic facilities and chair of the environment and land-use committee; at the time of the 2009 election, he was retired. He highlighted sustainability and transport issues and said that he would work to defend Lennoxville's linguistic character.[6]
Norman Green is a customer service agent.[7] He called for greater diligence in the delivery of municipal services, noting that his family did not receive timely warnings about a water boiling advisory. He also highlighted safety issues and said that he would revive the community's moribund Neighbourhood Watch program.[8]
Mohamed Adjel is a technician. He arrived in Sherbrooke in 1987 and moved to Lennoxville from the Sherbrooke East borough in 1996.[9] In the 2009 campaign, he promised to uphold the community's anglophone character.[10]
Bernard Rodrigue is an entrepreneur born in Lennoxville. He ran for the second borough seat in 2001 and 2009, losing both on both occasions. Fifty years old in 2001, he said that he would extend his community's infrastructure and protect its community's bilingual status.[11]
2009 Sherbrooke election, Rock-Forest-Saint-Elie-Deauville Councillor One
Candidate
Total votes
% of total votes
(incumbent)Diane Délisle
1,539
75.78
Kévin Côté
492
24.22
Total valid votes
2,031
100.00
2009 Sherbrooke election, Rock-Forest-Saint-Elie-Deauville Councillor Two
Candidate
Total votes
% of total votes
Bruno Vachon
1,669
62.44
Denis Veilleux
796
29.78
Guy Bissonnette
208
7.78
Total valid votes
2,673
100.00
2009 Sherbrooke election, Rock-Forest-Saint-Elie-Deauville Councillor Three
Candidate
Total votes
% of total votes
(incumbent)Serge Forest
1,795
54.94
André Proulx
1,351
41.35
Antoine Hellebuyck
121
3.70
Total valid votes
3,267
100.00
2009 Sherbrooke election, Rock-Forest-Saint-Elie-Deauville Councillor Four
Candidate
Total votes
% of total votes
(incumbent)Julien Lachance
1,891
71.22
Alexandre Blanchette
764
28.78
Total valid votes
2,655
100.00
Julien Lachance was born on March 7, 1959, in Sherbrooke. He has a Bachelor's degree in finance and an Executive Master of Business Administration degree, and has worked as an insurance broker and financial advisor.[12] He was first elected to the Sherbrooke city council in 2001, defeating incumbent councillor Marie-Paule Samson.[13] In February 2002, he was appointed to Mayor Jean Perrault's executive committee.[14] He opposed efforts to de-amalgamate Sherbrooke in 2004.[15] Re-elected over Pierre Harvey in 2005, Lachance was the only incumbent re-appointed to Perrault's executive committee after the campaign.[16] He supported a new mall in his community in 2009.[17] After being elected to a third term in 2009, Lachance was chosen as borough president for Rock-Forest-St-Elie-Deauville.[18]
2009 Sherbrooke election, Jacques-Cartier Councillor One
Candidate
Total votes
% of total votes
Nathalie Goguen
1,309
39.22
Marcel Fabi
1,101
32.98
Denis Beaudoin
812
24.33
Sébastien Côrriveau
116
3.48
Total valid votes
3,338
100.00
2009 Sherbrooke election, Jacques-Cartier Councillor Two
Candidate
Total votes
% of total votes
(incumbent)Chantal L'Espérance
1,620
59.38
Maryse Ruel
901
33.03
Samuel Pépin
207
7.59
Total valid votes
2,728
100.00
2009 Sherbrooke election, Jacques-Cartier Councillor Three
Candidate
Total votes
% of total votes
(incumbent)Marc Denault
2,426
78.06
Marc Boulianne
328
10.55
André Larkin
202
6.50
Dominique Baert
97
3.12
Benjamin Zielinski
55
1.77
Total valid votes
3,108
100.00
2009 Sherbrooke election, Jacques-Cartier Councillor Four
Candidate
Total votes
% of total votes
Pierre Tardif
964
32.47
Gaston Leroux
874
29.44
Sylvie Proulx
787
26.51
Charles Tardif
225
7.58
Sébastien Fortin
119
4.01
Total valid votes
2,969
100.00
Source: , Élections municipales 2009, Le Directeur général des élections du Québec.
ReferencesEdit
^Rita Legault, "Sherbrooke incumbents face last minute challengers," Sherbrooke Record, 18 October 2005, p. 5.
^Jen Young, "'It will be a dead end for the university'; Some students want tuition increase," Sherbrooke Record, 26 April 2007, p. 3; Jan Ravensbergen, "Bishop's facing 'crisis'," Montreal Gazette, 19 July 2007, p. 1.
^Jen Young, "Lennoxville ticket still growing," Sherbrooke Record, 18 September 2009, p. 3; Jen Young, "At a Glance: Lennoxville (Fairview)," Sherbrooke Record, 16 October 2009, p. 4.
^Mark McLaughlin, "Elimination of the Lennoxville Borough?", Sherbrooke Record, 6 July 2010, p. 4.
^"Alan Ansell candidat à Fairwiew", La Tribune (Sherbrooke), 11 August 2009, accessed 19 February 2011.
^Jen Young, "At a Glance: Lennoxville (Fairview)," Sherbrooke Record, 16 October 2009, p. 4; "Ansell to Run in Lennoxville," Sherbrooke Record, 11 August 2009, p. 3.
^David Bombardier, "Pierre Tardif candidat dans le district du Carrefour", La Tribune (Sherbrooke), 13 June 2009, accessed 19 February 2011.
^Jen Young, "At a Glance: Lennoxville (Fairview)," Sherbrooke Record, 16 October 2009, p. 4.
^Jen Young, "At a Glance: Lennoxville (Fairview)," Sherbrooke Record, 16 October 2009, p. 4.
^Daniel Huot, "Bernard Rodrigue foils Allen's shoo-in for Lenn district 3.2," Sherbrooke Record, 16 October 2001, p. 4; Daniel Huot, "Lennoxville Borough Council 3.2: Lennoxville Elections 2001," Sherbrooke Record, 23 October 2001, p. 11.
^Biography 2011-02-07 at the Wayback Machine, Julien Lachance, accessed 4 February 2011.
^Rita Legault, "Jean Perrault will lead new city team," Sherbrooke Record, 5 November 2001, p. 3.
^Daniel Huot, "Anglos get voice on city committees," Sherbrooke Record, 5 February 2002, p. 1.
^Rita Legault, "Mayor and councillors launch demerger offensive," Sherbrooke Record, 4 May 2004, p. 1.
^Rita Legault, "Mayor Perrault hands over gavel to Tanguay," Sherbrooke Record, 23 November 2005, p. 1.
^Rita Legault, "New St-lie mall to help revitalize," Sherbrooke Record, 13 January 2009, p. 1.
^Doug McCooeye, "Borough presidents elected," Sherbrooke Record, 2 December 2009, p. 1.
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The 2009 Sherbrooke municipal election was held on November 11 2009 to elect a mayor and city councillors in Sherbrooke Quebec The communities of Brompton and Lennoxville also elected borough councillors who do not serve on the city council 1 Contents 1 Results 1 1 Mayor 1 2 Councillors 1 2 1 Brompton 1 2 2 Fleurimont 1 2 3 Lennoxville 1 2 4 Mont Bellevue 1 2 5 Rock Forest Saint Elie Deauville 1 2 6 Jacques Cartier 2 ReferencesResults EditMayor Edit 2009 Sherbrooke election Mayor of Sherbrooke Candidate Total votes of total votesBernard Sevigny 17 173 34 42Helene Gravel 17 051 34 18Francois Godbout 14 190 28 44Moustapha Saboun 882 1 77Denis Pellerin 596 1 19Total valid votes 49 892 100 00Councillors Edit Brompton Edit 2009 Sherbrooke election Brompton Councillor Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Nicole Bergeron accl 2009 Sherbrooke election Brompton Borough Councillor One Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Benoit Dionne accl 2009 Sherbrooke election Brompton Borough Councillor Two Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Michel Lamontagne accl Fleurimont Edit 2009 Sherbrooke election Fleurimont Councillor One Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Mariette Fugere 1 348 47 57Helene Dauphinais 714 25 19Michel Carrier 645 22 76Caroline Vohl 127 4 48Total valid votes 2 834 100 002009 Sherbrooke election Fleurimont Councillor Two Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Roger Labrecque 1 027 40 23Guy Hardy 773 30 28Vincent Boutin 617 24 17Dany Gagne 136 5 33Total valid votes 2 553 100 002009 Sherbrooke election Fleurimont Councillor Three Candidate Total votes of total votesJean Guy Demers 1 653 59 85Carroll Lauzon 878 31 79Valerie Roy 231 8 36Total valid votes 2 762 100 002009 Sherbrooke election Fleurimont Councillor Four Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Louida Brochu 1 549 52 37Marc Bellemare 730 24 68Martin Langlois 490 16 57Nicole Grondin Gaumond 143 4 83Nick Watson 46 1 56Total valid votes 2 958 100 002009 Sherbrooke election Fleurimont Councillor Five Candidate Total votes of total votesRemi Demers 1 541 60 24Bianca Battistini 1 017 39 76Total valid votes 2 558 100 00Lennoxville Edit 2009 Sherbrooke election Lennoxville Councillor Candidate Total votes of total votesDavid Price 1 203 62 43Tom Allen 372 19 30Louise Brisson 295 15 31Steve A Cote 57 2 96Total valid votes 1 927 100 002009 Sherbrooke election Lennoxville Borough Councillor One Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent William Smith 565 52 41Robert Salesse 513 47 59Total valid votes 1 078 100 00 2009 Sherbrooke municipal election Lennoxville Borough Councillor Twoedit Candidate Total votes of total votesMark McLaughlin 298 37 48Alan L Ansell 149 18 74Heather Keith 118 14 84Norman Green 95 11 95Mohamed Adjel 69 8 68Bernard Rodrigue 66 8 30Total valid votes 795 100 00Mark McLaughlin is a former vice president of finance and administration of Bishop s University He supported a tuition fee increase in April 2007 and in July of the same year he submitted a report that the institution was facing an exceptional financial crisis 2 He moved to Lennoxville in 2002 and has served on the board of the Townshippers Association In the 2009 election he promised that he would work to preserve his community s anglophone character and maintain its bilingual status 3 He wrote a public letter in 2010 opposing suggestions that the Brompton and Lennoxville borough councils should be eliminated rather he argues they should be a model for other boroughs throughout the city 4 Alan L Ansell moved to Lennoxville in 1972 5 He worked for thirty two years at Bishop s University where he was coordinator of athletic facilities and chair of the environment and land use committee at the time of the 2009 election he was retired He highlighted sustainability and transport issues and said that he would work to defend Lennoxville s linguistic character 6 Norman Green is a customer service agent 7 He called for greater diligence in the delivery of municipal services noting that his family did not receive timely warnings about a water boiling advisory He also highlighted safety issues and said that he would revive the community s moribund Neighbourhood Watch program 8 Mohamed Adjel is a technician He arrived in Sherbrooke in 1987 and moved to Lennoxville from the Sherbrooke East borough in 1996 9 In the 2009 campaign he promised to uphold the community s anglophone character 10 Bernard Rodrigue is an entrepreneur born in Lennoxville He ran for the second borough seat in 2001 and 2009 losing both on both occasions Fifty years old in 2001 he said that he would extend his community s infrastructure and protect its community s bilingual status 11 Mont Bellevue Edit 2009 Sherbrooke election Mont Bellevue Councillor One Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Serge Paquin 1 008 65 84Mariame Cisse 314 20 51Hubert Richard 209 13 65Total valid votes 1 531 100 002009 Sherbrooke election Mont Bellevue Councillor Two Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Robert Y Pouliot accl 2009 Sherbrooke election Mont Bellevue Councillor Three Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Pierre Boisvert 1 621 68 63Colette Bernier 528 22 35Benoit Bergeron 213 9 02Total valid votes 2 362 100 002009 Sherbrooke election Mont Bellevue Councillor Four Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Jean Francois Rouleau 2 352 71 49Jean Marc Rozon 667 20 27Isabelle Morin 271 8 24Total valid votes 3 290 100 00Rock Forest Saint Elie Deauville Edit 2009 Sherbrooke election Rock Forest Saint Elie Deauville Councillor One Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Diane Delisle 1 539 75 78Kevin Cote 492 24 22Total valid votes 2 031 100 002009 Sherbrooke election Rock Forest Saint Elie Deauville Councillor Two Candidate Total votes of total votesBruno Vachon 1 669 62 44Denis Veilleux 796 29 78Guy Bissonnette 208 7 78Total valid votes 2 673 100 002009 Sherbrooke election Rock Forest Saint Elie Deauville Councillor Three Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Serge Forest 1 795 54 94Andre Proulx 1 351 41 35Antoine Hellebuyck 121 3 70Total valid votes 3 267 100 002009 Sherbrooke election Rock Forest Saint Elie Deauville Councillor Four Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Julien Lachance 1 891 71 22Alexandre Blanchette 764 28 78Total valid votes 2 655 100 00Julien Lachance was born on March 7 1959 in Sherbrooke He has a Bachelor s degree in finance and an Executive Master of Business Administration degree and has worked as an insurance broker and financial advisor 12 He was first elected to the Sherbrooke city council in 2001 defeating incumbent councillor Marie Paule Samson 13 In February 2002 he was appointed to Mayor Jean Perrault s executive committee 14 He opposed efforts to de amalgamate Sherbrooke in 2004 15 Re elected over Pierre Harvey in 2005 Lachance was the only incumbent re appointed to Perrault s executive committee after the campaign 16 He supported a new mall in his community in 2009 17 After being elected to a third term in 2009 Lachance was chosen as borough president for Rock Forest St Elie Deauville 18 Jacques Cartier Edit 2009 Sherbrooke election Jacques Cartier Councillor One Candidate Total votes of total votesNathalie Goguen 1 309 39 22Marcel Fabi 1 101 32 98Denis Beaudoin 812 24 33Sebastien Corriveau 116 3 48Total valid votes 3 338 100 002009 Sherbrooke election Jacques Cartier Councillor Two Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Chantal L Esperance 1 620 59 38Maryse Ruel 901 33 03Samuel Pepin 207 7 59Total valid votes 2 728 100 002009 Sherbrooke election Jacques Cartier Councillor Three Candidate Total votes of total votes incumbent Marc Denault 2 426 78 06Marc Boulianne 328 10 55Andre Larkin 202 6 50Dominique Baert 97 3 12Benjamin Zielinski 55 1 77Total valid votes 3 108 100 002009 Sherbrooke election Jacques Cartier Councillor Four Candidate Total votes of total votesPierre Tardif 964 32 47Gaston Leroux 874 29 44Sylvie Proulx 787 26 51Charles Tardif 225 7 58Sebastien Fortin 119 4 01Total valid votes 2 969 100 00Source Resultants 2009 Elections municipales 2009 Le Directeur general des elections du Quebec References Edit Rita Legault Sherbrooke incumbents face last minute challengers Sherbrooke Record 18 October 2005 p 5 Jen Young It will be a dead end for the university Some students want tuition increase Sherbrooke Record 26 April 2007 p 3 Jan Ravensbergen Bishop s facing crisis Montreal Gazette 19 July 2007 p 1 Jen Young Lennoxville ticket still growing Sherbrooke Record 18 September 2009 p 3 Jen Young At a Glance Lennoxville Fairview Sherbrooke Record 16 October 2009 p 4 Mark McLaughlin Elimination of the Lennoxville Borough Sherbrooke Record 6 July 2010 p 4 Alan Ansell candidat a Fairwiew La Tribune Sherbrooke 11 August 2009 accessed 19 February 2011 Jen Young At a Glance Lennoxville Fairview Sherbrooke Record 16 October 2009 p 4 Ansell to Run in Lennoxville Sherbrooke Record 11 August 2009 p 3 David Bombardier Pierre Tardif candidat dans le district du Carrefour La Tribune Sherbrooke 13 June 2009 accessed 19 February 2011 Jen Young At a Glance Lennoxville Fairview Sherbrooke Record 16 October 2009 p 4 Mohamed Adjel Candidat dans la district Fairview meselections ca accessed 19 February 2011 Jen Young At a Glance Lennoxville Fairview Sherbrooke Record 16 October 2009 p 4 Daniel Huot Bernard Rodrigue foils Allen s shoo in for Lenn district 3 2 Sherbrooke Record 16 October 2001 p 4 Daniel Huot Lennoxville Borough Council 3 2 Lennoxville Elections 2001 Sherbrooke Record 23 October 2001 p 11 Biography Archived 2011 02 07 at the Wayback Machine Julien Lachance accessed 4 February 2011 Rita Legault Jean Perrault will lead new city team Sherbrooke Record 5 November 2001 p 3 Daniel Huot Anglos get voice on city committees Sherbrooke Record 5 February 2002 p 1 Rita Legault Mayor and councillors launch demerger offensive Sherbrooke Record 4 May 2004 p 1 Rita Legault Mayor Perrault hands over gavel to Tanguay Sherbrooke Record 23 November 2005 p 1 Rita Legault New St lie mall to help revitalize Sherbrooke Record 13 January 2009 p 1 Doug McCooeye Borough presidents elected Sherbrooke Record 2 December 2009 p 1 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2009 Sherbrooke municipal election amp oldid 1174390134, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
