For you. With you.
Candidate for City Councillor – District 8: Discover her priorities and her 2021-2025 report
November 2nd
Let's go out & vote!
As an independent candidate, I offer you solid experience, a unique talent for mobilising people and a close relationship.
Let us work together to build a supportive, committed and proud community.
Présentation
Sophie Séguin
- TMR City Councillor since 2021
- Town of Mount Royal resident (and District 8) for nearly 20 years, mother of 13-year-old twins
- Background in Actuarial Science and an Executive MBA
- Entrepreneur in financial services for 20 years
- Member of the Brébeuf Alumni Association
- Former Vice-President of the Quebec MBA Association
Deeply involved in our community:
- Member of the Governing Board – Saint-Clément Ouest
- Volunteer with the Saint-Clément Ouest Parents Committee (OPP)
- Chair of the Parents’ Association of Ville Mont-Royal (APMR)
- Volunteer at CSMRO Griffons soccer tournaments
2021-2025 report
Circulation et mobilité
- Étude majeure sur la circulation et la vitesse sur Lucerne 2025-2026
- Réaménagement d’une intersection dangereuse : Kindersley / Lucerne / Norway
- Installation d’un afficheur vitesse sur Norway
- Nouveaux feux pour piétons à Lanark et Lucerne
- Dos d’âne ajoutés sur St Clare, Kindersley, Waterloo et Norway
- Nouveau terre-plein près du parc Kindersley
Développement et urbanisme
- Densité de logements réduite au 1000 Lucerne (de 55 à 47 unités)
- Demande d’une FAQ pour mieux expliquer le projet du 1000 Lucerne
- Verdissement et réaménagement de Plymouth au printemps 2026
Innondations, déchets et sécurité
- Demande de projets pilotes pour la lutte contre les inondations
- Amélioration majeure de la gestion des déchets et des bacs sur Plymouth
- Accélération de l’installation d’une clôture de sécurité sur Plymouth
Politiques et représentations
- Proposé du lobbying en faveur de radars photo (Lucerne, etc.)
- Recommandation d’adoption d’une politique d’apaisement de la circulation
- Proposition d’un comité consultatif sur les transports
- Proposition d’un plan de participation citoyenne
WHY RUN AGAIN? FOR YOU. WITH YOU.
- To continue being your voice — to be present for you and with you
- After 4 years on council, I master the files and the issues
- To help coordinate and deliver key projects on Lucerne, Plymouth, and more
- To keep up regular, proactive communication with you
WHY AS AN INDEPENDENT?
- Because residents come before politics
- To bring diverse, experienced voices to the table and improve projects through constructive discussions
- To collaborate based on the issues, not party lines
- To stay focused on what really matters: our collective quality of life
DISTRICT 8 PRIORITIES
Safety
- Lucerne traffic study
- Plymouth redesign
- Pilot projects to calm traffic
- Stakeholder engagement for innovative solutions
- Photo radar pilot project
- Evaluate impact of reduced speed limits
- Continue expanding bike paths
- Adopt a traffic calming policy
- Create a Transportation Advisory Committee
- Learn from best practices in Quebec and worldwide
Density
- Encourage open dialogue and consultation
- Take a proactive approach with residents for social acceptability (e.g. Beaumont PPU)
- Clarify facts regarding projects
- Ensure harmonious development of 1000 Lucerne
- Update definitions in our urban plan
- Promote innovative development in residential and industrial zones
- Take into account current infrastructure capacity
Sustainable development
- Create and protect green spaces
- Address recurring flooding
- Demand timely implementation of promised pilot projects
- Introduce sponge parks and innovative flood mitigation initiatives
- Increase participation in composting programs
- Improve waste management
- Increase participation in composting programs
- Innovate solutions for waste collection in multi-unit buildings
- Involve stakeholders such as citizens, experts and other levels of government in a structured manner around a public and joint consultation table.
- Explore green space options for district 8
OFFICIAL AGENT: Françoise de Grandpré
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