Unfortunately she's not the only mayor whos sharing this sick progressist vision. There's another "young and restless" fucktard seats at Longueuil. Shes literally a Muppet caracter used by others to destroy the city. When I look at her face I feel like I instantly wanna cry....she looks so innocent....But what is more scarry, peoples like this fucking gets re-elected, so I m starting to have serios concerns about this nation mental status.Here is another hypocritical Socialist. The stupidity of the left never ceases to surprise me. This woman hates cars and she wants everyone to drop their cars to take the bus or ride the bicycle. While we got Justin Castro rapidly increasing the population with his mass immigration policy which causes more traffic, Plante is actively reducing space for cars by adding bike lanes (six months out of six it is way too cold to ride a bicycle) and is increasing the width of sidewalks by triple their original size often leaving only one lane for cars. With the Ukrainian refugee that got killed, now Plante is proposing to turn Fullum St to a one way street. Stupid decision. One of the reason why the people use those small streets is because there is too much construction everywhere causing too much traffic in addition to a rapidly increasing population due to mass immigration. People are not going to drop their cars to take the bus. The bus is the worst way to travel as it is very slow and often crowded. You spend more time waiting then anything else.
Plante said the other day that there are too many cars, they are too big, and they go too fast yet she is driving a luxury car herself and this is the hypocrisy of far-leftists. Sounds like Justin Castro who wants to force electric but is zipping around in his private jet.
Sécurité des piétons | « Il y a trop d’autos, elles sont trop grosses et elles roulent trop vite », dit Valérie Plante
La mairesse de Montréal a affirmé vendredi vouloir accélérer l’instauration de mesures d’apaisement de la circulation au centre-ville, dans la foulée de la mort de la petite Mariia, mi-décembre.www.lapresse.ca
Montreal saying 'Do as I say, not as I do' with car ownership, critics say
City's fleet has grown since Projet Montréal entered office five years ago, an examination by the Montreal Gazette reveals.driving.ca
Socialists say "Do as I say, Not as I do" and that is the MO of Valerie Plante and Justin Castro. Interesting no one talks about her. On top she keeps on jacking up taxes. Most idiotic mayor, time for her to leave just as it is for Justin Castro.
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They are all following the UN and the WEF. And the reason she got reelected is because the alternative (Denis Coderre) was worse. In all honesty all the candidates suck.
Racist, misogynistic, and violent messages prompt Montreal exec. committee president to step down
Montreal's Executive Committee President Dominique Ollivier announced her resignation Monday afternoon at at a news conference at city hall. She came under fire last week following an investigation by the Journal de Montreal showing extravagant spending when she was the president of the city's...
Montreal's Executive Committee President Dominique Ollivier resigned on Monday due to lavish spending on taxpayers expense. The Journal de Montreal exposed her. Dominique Olivier took trips around the world and took expensive restaurant visits, she even had expensive office furniture charged to taxpayers. Is this why we keep on paying more taxes? Plante still supported her up to the point when the public were not having it anymore and Dominique finally resigned.
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There is still much more cleaning up to do in the Plante administration including herself. This is what happens when you have far-left politicians running things. She wastes money turning streets into one direction one lane streets, with wide sidewalks, and bike lanes. Montreal is overcrowded and so it the STCUM yet they claim to have a budget shortfall and want the provincial government to foot the bill. Where is the money going? Plante and her entire cabinet needs to be audited for finances.
Montrealers feeling the pinch amid the city's latest budget
The city’s latest budget is hitting Montrealers’ wallets, with the biggest residential property tax hike in 13 years for an average of 4.9 per cent and higher in some boroughs. “That 4.9 per cent that feels like the city is gauging people,” says one Montrealer. Increasing taxes in this day and...
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Montreal budget highlights: Highest tax hike in 13 years, almost $7 billion in spending
Officials say the big tax hikes are due to inflation and the city is only now catching up for lower increases instituted during the pandemic years.
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Municipal taxes are going up and by a lot.
Extended paid parking hours in Montreal start Wednesday
Starting Wednesday, anyone heading into downtown Montreal will have to remember to keep their parking meters fed well into the night.
Parking meters being extended also, now the meters will apply to 11pm Mon to Sat. An obvious cash grab and part of Plante's misguided far-left MO to force bikes and public transit. This will only make less people go downtown. In the budget, $13 million is going to Bixi for winter service. How many want to ride a bike in -20 degrees Celsius and with freezing rain? See look at CommunAuto, it is a car sharing service and is very profitable, it has grown a lot and does not rely on taxpayers money like Bixi. If a business requires taxmoney then it is not feasible or profitable. Part of Plante's far-left misguided ideology to force bikes and public transit.
Some of you ask me why I am anti-government? This is one reason why I am. See how it is them against us. Taxes keep going up, prices keep going up but we get less in return. We are forced to pay for things most people are not interested in and for lavish spending of politicians.
Tax tax and tax, they don't care, they make over $100k per year. Pierrefonds take a punch withn7, 2% increase on their tax bill ! It pays for her $500 bottle of wine
"Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante is spending more than $500 in wine bought at taxpayers' expense. The wine was purchased during a dinner for 12 in Austria last spring, when Plante led a delegation on a mission to Vienna in April to learn how that city handles social housing."
"Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante is spending more than $500 in wine bought at taxpayers' expense. The wine was purchased during a dinner for 12 in Austria last spring, when Plante led a delegation on a mission to Vienna in April to learn how that city handles social housing."
And now Plante says she is refunding the cost of the wine thinking all is good. She only did that because they were caught.
The homelessness industry (by that I mean the army of non-profits, consultants, data collectors, government bureaucrats) who have utterly failed. The more the homelessness industry fails, the more it succeeds. There is big money to be made by failing to end homelessness. Consider the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness conference that was held at the Halifax Convention Centre recently. The CEO of CAEH Tim Ritcher said "Homelessness is an urgent and growing problem in communities across the country, but we also know it is solvable." Looking for solutions? We could build some damn affordable housing. Use the financing power and taxing powers of government to build it, instead of wasting money to build bike lanes and turning streets into one lane one direction street or using money to make lavish spending on wine or expensive furniture. We did it before for military housing during the various wars, returning GIs. It was done during the 1960s and 1970s for projects like Mulgrave Park and Uniacke Square in Halifax which served its purpose otherwise those people would be living on the streets.
But instead of the straightforward solution of building some damn housing, we have built this Rube Goldberg machine of market incentives, tax rebates, grants to non-profits, means testing, bonus density, ever-shifting definitions of “affordable housing” that time out after a couple of decades in any event, and a caring industry created to address the result and not the cause. Consider Tim Ritcher the CEO the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness, his salary according to his tax returns is about $250,000 to $300,000. There are additionally two CAEH employees with salaries of between $120,000 and $160,000, and seven employees with salaries between $80,000 and $120,000. And I would not bring up their salaries if you know they ended homelessness, instead it is the exact opposite of being ended.
The CAEH is very, very good at obtaining grants. Richter has put his lobbying expertise to good use. In the most recent 12-month reporting period, he has listed 39 separate Federal contracts with federal officials. Last year, the CAEH received $1,522,079 in grants from the federal government, $540,832 from provincial and territorial governments, and $329,359 from other registered charities. Along with membership fees ($83,750), its own fundraising ($760,511), sales of services ($1,118,994) and some incidentals, it had total revenues of $4,408,177.
So you ask where did the money go? More than half of it ($2,511,225) went to salaries, and more than a quarter ($1,321,202) went to conferences. A whopping $345,008 went to professional and consulting fees. And if you dig further with other so called non-profit homelessness organizations you will find the same trend. As you can see it is nothing but a money making business and politicians really do not care. Plante and her cabinet is funding lavish spending and will keep on spending till they are caught and exposed in the media. Plante is wasting money on building bike lanes, turning streets into one lane one direction streets. One has to also ask the city is constantly under construction. They tore down Ste-Catherine street twice. I am certain the bureaucrats are stuffing money into their pockets with needless construction. So here you have it.
Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante collapses during press conference
Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante is 'doing well' but will reduce the pace of her activities over the next few days after collapsing during a press conference at City Hall on Tuesday morning.
Plante collapsed at a press conference at City Hall when answering questions about homelessness. She had a malaise. She is out of danger now.
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I hope she gets better as nobody deserves to be sick.
At the same time I hope she resigns as she is not capable as Mayor and she has been a total shit show ever since she took office .
She should hop on a bicycle and ride out of Montreal for good.
At the same time I hope she resigns as she is not capable as Mayor and she has been a total shit show ever since she took office .
She should hop on a bicycle and ride out of Montreal for good.
Pierre Poilievre said Valerie Plante is incompetent. He is 100% correct. Like most far-left nutjobs, their decisions often make no sense as it is based on virtue signalling and ideology rather then being pragmatic. Here is one dumb decision by Plante among many.
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Plante decided to ban cars on the boulevard that will do to the future REM station at Kirkland. Charest promised it in 2012 but Plante debunked that. I do not think she cares about the reality in living in the suburbs were public transit is usually poor if not non existent and having a car is the only way to get around. It will make it complicated for people to get to the station for work.
No cars allowed on urban boulevard leading to future Kirkland REM station
A West Island mayor is speaking out against Montreal's decision to ban cars from the new urban boulevard leading up to the future REM station in Kirkland.
Cars to be banned on access road to future Kirkland REM station
The road will run for 1.5 kilometres, spanning from Ste-Marie Rd. in Kirkland to Antoine-Faucon St. in Pierrefonds-Roxboro, and is expected to be completed in 2027.
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Plante decided to ban cars on the boulevard that will do to the future REM station at Kirkland. Charest promised it in 2012 but Plante debunked that. I do not think she cares about the reality in living in the suburbs were public transit is usually poor if not non existent and having a car is the only way to get around. It will make it complicated for people to get to the station for work.
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