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smear campaign. The fundraiser was organized by real estate developer Lee Lalli, who also had Mafia links and would become friends with
Applebaum. Lalli said the evening brought together 20 entrepreneurs who worked for the city and paid $ 1,000 each to collect $ 20,000 for Union Montreal. Union Montreal would only declare $ 12,500. Lalli had also purchased the parcel of land in 1999 for $ 335 000, applied for zoning changes and the subsidies, and flipped it to Magi in 2005 for $ 3.2 million, almost matching the city subsidy.
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government faced increased scrutiny for corruption. His other responsibilities included urban planning and buildings, borough relations, human resources, administrative services, and corporate communications. Applebaum shrugged off the administration's problems as media exaggerations and set a financial goal of cutting the city budget of $ 4.5 billion by $ 170 million and holding tax increases to the rate of inflation. He attributed his promotion to the sound management of his borough.
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let Lalli know that the borough was interested in building a borough city hall on the site, an allegation confirmed by Lalli but denied by
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Francine Senécal publicly criticized Applebaum in 2005 and 2008 for a potential conflict of interest over his continued work as a real estate agent and property manager while also sitting on the borough's secretive CCU (zoning committee). Applebaum once threatened to sue a citizen who pointed out
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Applebaum campaigned ceaselessly on cutting government waste. He once tracked down a blue-collar worker who spent a day hiding in a luncheonette while collecting $ 21 an hour. He emphasized the fiscal responsibility and integrity that came with his business experience: "I’ve been in business, and it
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in 2007 also proved contentious. The foundation that owned and ran the spacious stone library requested $ 4 million in public money to help renovate the site. Despite a petition with 13,000 signatures and a tradition of volunteers to keep the library running, Applebaum refused the idea arguing
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Montreal party, the interim mayor should be independent of party affiliation. In the final city council vote on November 16, 2012,
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Applebaum conspired meticulously to use cash in these transactions. He instructed his aide to never discuss the cash exchanges, to accept illegal payments in a car or anonymous locations, to leave packages or envelopes in the car for a while until opening them, and to turn off any cellphones when
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who had built a condo project on Upper
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across the street to Benny Park because of lack of space. Residents supported the construction of a sports complex but objected to the new location and the rezoning of the entire park for institutional construction, arguing it would make the greenspace a target for further development. In 2009,
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After Applebaum's conviction, the Organisme d’autoréglementation du courtage immobilier du Québec (OACIQ) revoked Applebaum's license to sell real estate in Quebec on April 30, 2017. It rejected Applebaum's application to reinstate the license when he got out on parole. In July 2018, Applebaum
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fell through. Ownership reverted to the borough and the Applebaum administration set up a competitive bid process in 2012 that pitted community groups against each other. The winning bid went to Cinema NDG on condition that it find funding for its film house project. As of November 2017, after
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candidate David Hanna accused Applebaum of neglecting to save the old library.Although signs announcing the construction of the new facility went up before the 2009 municipal election, construction did not begin until 2013. Applebaum explained delays by the city's careful review of technical
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At the February 15, 2017 sentencing hearing, the prosecution asked for two years of prison out of a possible five. The defence asked for either a suspended sentence or a mixed sentence with probation, community work, or non-consecutive jail time.
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to help decentralize services to the newly created borough of Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. After the 2005 elections, he was appointed president of the commission of transport, the environment, and infrastructure.
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appealed the decision in Quebec Court, arguing that his crimes did not involve his real estate practice. Applebaum withdrew the court appeal in October 2018 when the judge refused to delay hearing of the case.
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from January 1, 2002, to November 21, 2012, and becoming chair of the city's powerful executive committee in 2011. By 2006, he operated a "stratagem of corruption" in the borough and was investigated by
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construction on the sports center began and plans for an ultra-modern library in the same park announced, further angering residents concerned about Green Space. The sports centre would open in 2011.
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made Applebaum a full member of the executive committee in January 2009, assuming the sports and recreation portfolio and the difficult portfolio of snow removal. He quickly became vice-chair.
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to change the zoning. Lalli would eventually flip the land to build a seniors residence and pharmacy; he would also successfully sue Radio-Canada for defamation for linking him to the mafia.
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to open CCU meetings to the public and to provide documentation on CCU zoning recommendations to the public before being adopted by the borough council. Allmand, formerly both the
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that he should give up his real estate job if he wanted to sit on the CCU. He only gave up his realtor job and CCU position upon being appointed as a full member of the
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for being involved in a "stratagem of corruption" involving 10 real estate transactions and municipal contracts signed during his 2002-2012 tenure as borough mayor in
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were investigating Applebaum and had met with Applebaum to investigate his role as borough mayor in zoning modifications and real estate transactions in
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between 2006 and 2012. On June 6, 2017, Applebaum was granted parole two months after serving one-sixth of his sentence when he admitted to his crimes.
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city. However, several francophone councillors disputed that claim, saying that Applebaum speaks creditable French. Notably, Vision Montreal leader
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was known as "Mr. 3%" because he was purported by Montreal construction bosses to skim 3% off government contracts for Union Montreal party funds.
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party election funds and corrupt municipal officials in Mayor Gerald Tremblay's administration. Chief Union Montreal fundraiser since 2004,
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realty firm to supplemented his low public salary. He maintained a brisk, focused business, selling 48 properties in his first year alone.
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ruled that Applebaum could keep a total of $ 268,000 because the new rules went into effect after Applebaum was convicted.
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Applebaum won 31 votes to Deschamps' 29. He won in part by reaching out more actively than Deschamps to the opposition
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that it would be more cost-effective to include a library in the cultural centre. In the 2009 election, opposition
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making cash transactions. He left no paper trail, believing: "In order to charge you, got to see the money."
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2581:"'In order to charge you, [they] got to see the money,' ex-mayor Michael Applebaum says in recording"
4026:"Michael Applebaum Is First Jewish Montreal Mayor. Also First English Speaker To Lead French Canadian City"
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doesn’t matter if you steal a dollar or you steal $ 100,000. You’re not allowed to take a penny."
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mayor Gerald Tremblay. Applebaum continued to deny that he was a target of these investigations.
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3954:"Ex-Montreal mayor Michael Applebaum can keep $ 268K severance despite fraud conviction: judge"
3706:"Crown seeking two-year prison term for ex-Montreal mayor Michael Applebaum convicted of fraud"
3461:"Improvised justice in Quebec: Montreal bans engineering firm Dessau from bidding on contracts"
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An anonymous colleague told reporters that Applebaum's candidacy had been rejected because his
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3291:"Wiretaps reveal crime family's hidden tangled web; Mafia plans exposed in Project Colisée"
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2471:"Charbonneau commission: A look back at the explosive testimony and key witnesses"
2379:"Ex-Montreal mayor Michael Applebaum found guilty of 8 corruption-related charges"
3931:"The city of Montreal now going after ex-mayor Michael Applebaum for over $ 250K"
2502:"'Elections aren't cheap': Real estate manager recalls Michael Applebaum's words"
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2764:"Anglo question dogs Michael Applebaum in bid to be interim mayor of Montreal"
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3434:"Charbonneau Commission confessors ineligible for city contracts: Applebaum"
3238:"Vito Rizzuto aurait arbitré un différend entre deux promoteurs immobiliers"
2990:"Editorial: Insinuations are unfair to Mayor Michael Applebaum and the city"
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several deadline extensions, funding has yet to be secured by the project.
3816:"Ex-Montreal mayor Michael Applebaum granted parole after serving minimum"
3321:"Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal in CBC/Radio-Canada defamation case"
2190:"New CLSC, library, pool raise traffic concerns around Monkland in N.D.G."
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3764:"Former Montreal mayor Michael Applebaum sentenced to one year in prison"
3662:"Former Montreal mayor Michael Applebaum sentenced to one year in prison"
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3409:"Applebaum fraud trial: Former contractor testifies about $ 25,000 bribe"
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to hold the office (not counting interim officeholders) since the end of
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4004:"Michael Applebaum in court seeking reinstatement as real estate agent"
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1905:"Citizens, former councillors call for more transparency at city hall"
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at his home on June 17, 2013. He initially faced 14 charges including
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in 2009. Applebaum also repeatedly rejected proposals from councillor
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Applebaum married in 1984. He and his wife Merle have three children.
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contributing to political parties. Large construction companies like
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3981:"Former mayor Applebaum appeals his ban from real estate profession"
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In January 2013, Applebaum announced that the city was creating the
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Applebaum also alienated community groups looking to revitalize the
3885:"City suing ex-mayor Applebaum for $ 159,719 transition allowance"
3601:"Ex-Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum Faces Wider Corruption Probe"
2843:"Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum denies he's under investigation"
2817:"Applebaum dans la mire de la commisison Charbonneau et de l'UPAC"
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Borough Mayor for Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (2002-2012)
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In 2001, Applebaum joined other city councillors in forming the
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3264:"Questions swirl around Mayor Applebaum and NDG land-flip deal"
1787:"Fall from grace: Michael Applebaum's ill-fated climb to power"
1599:"Michael Applebaum: Montreal's unconventional choice for mayor"
2088:"N.D.G. celebrates opening of new library and cultural centre"
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2114:"NDG cultural centre opens its doors after 4 years of delays"
2009:"NDG cultural centre opens its doors after 4 years of delays"
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3511:"Ex-Tory adviser Saulie Zajdel arrested in corruption probe"
3347:"Political donations were 'a cancer,' engineering exec says"
2529:"Senator Leo Housakos rips CBC, NDP wants fundraising probe"
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cabinet minister. Applebaum and Tremblay went on to win the
3684:"Ex-mayor Michael Applebaum sentenced to 12 months in jail"
3529:"Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum charged with 14 offences"
1625:"Applebaum: It's time to work for the citizens of Montreal"
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skills were not strong enough to be mayor of an 80 percent
3020:"Nouvelles allégations visant Applebaum et Union Montréal"
1853:"Michael Applebaum resurfaces as N.D.G. real estate agent"
3155:"Montreal mayor says raid on City Hall didn't target him"
2268:"Applebaum swapped cash for zoning changes, UPAC alleges"
2215:"Applebaum swapped cash for zoning changes, UPAC alleges"
2141:"Colourful new library enlivens a Montreal neighbourhood"
1958:"Citizens launch last resort petition to save Benny Park"
3839:"Former Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum granted parole"
3103:"Montreal Mayor Applebaum says he's not target of raids"
2790:"Michael Applebaum sworn in as Montreal's interim mayor"
2669:"Applebaum resigns from Montreals's executive committee"
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Applebaum was arrested by Quebec's anti-corruption unit
2062:"Construction continues on schedule for N.D.G. library"
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fundraising event on August 28, 2003, along with Mayor
3908:"Montreal fighting to have Applebaum return $ 160,000"
3733:"Michael Applebaum sentenced to 12 months behind bars"
3639:"Michael Applebaum sentenced to 12 months behind bars"
2402:"Accurso wraps up testimony at Charbonneau Commission"
1724:. Qui est qui du Québec. June 18, 2013. Archived from
3794:"Former Montreal mayor Michael Applebaum gets parole"
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Lévesque, Kathleen; Myles, Brian (January 15, 2013).
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Shingler, Benjamin; Abboud, Elias (March 30, 2017).
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Shingler, Benjamin; Abboud, Elias (March 30, 2017).
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In Montreal, this system would be harnessed to fill
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on November 6, 1994, as a member of the now defunct
3619:"Applebaum’s preliminary hearing set for June 2015"
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3045:Gyulai, Linda; Scott, Marian (April 6, 2013).
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3208:"Fundraider denies getting political favors"
2527:Mesley, Wendy; Nicol, John; Noel, Brigitte.
2257: (Court of Quebec January 26, 2017).
633:Quebec's anti-corruption police squad (UPAC)
512:2002–06 municipal reorganization of Montreal
107:January 1, 2002 – November 21, 2012
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3952:Valiante, Giuseppe (January 20, 2020).
3712:. The Canadian Press. February 15, 2017
2815:Lévesque, Kathleen (January 12, 2013).
2604:"Who will be Montreal's interim mayor?"
1984:"N.D.G. sports centre goes up for bids"
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3862:"Michael Applebaum is now out of jail"
3130:"Applebaum undaunted by investigation"
2667:Lalonde, Michelle (November 9, 2012).
2579:Bernstien, Jaela (November 15, 2016).
1785:Bernstein, Jaela (November 13, 2016).
1752:"Montreal gets its first Jewish mayor"
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3459:Van Praet, Nicolas (April 19, 2013).
3180:Montgomery, Sue (February 18, 2013).
2377:Bernstien, Jaela (January 26, 2017).
2167:"Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Cultural Centre"
1956:Save Benny Park (September 2, 2008).
714:also were involved in these schemes.
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4002:Rukavina, Steve (October 16, 2018).
3814:Banerjee, Sidhartha (June 6, 2017).
3376:Messier, François (March 21, 2013).
3182:"UPAC raids not about me: Applebaum"
3128:Bruemmer, René (February 19, 2012).
2400:Muise, Monique (September 7, 2014).
1750:Arnold, Janice (November 19, 2012).
1623:Bruemmer, René (November 22, 2012).
1597:Piritz, Ingrid (November 23, 2012).
526:, each with almost 50% of the vote.
446:district of Montreal as a member of
3860:Deschamps, Richard (June 6, 2017).
3407:Gyulai, Linda (November 18, 2016).
2928:Bruemmer, Rene (January 14, 2013).
2553:Bruemer, René (November 14, 2016).
2477:. November 15, 2015. Archived from
2381:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
2351:Bruemmer, René (January 27, 2017).
1565:Scott, Marian (November 28, 2012).
637:Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
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91:Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
3576:"Former MP to represent Applebaum"
2996:. January 18, 2013. Archived from
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2930:"'I do not know any Mafia': mayor"
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2698:Gould, Kevin (November 16, 2012).
2426:Gyulai, Linda (December 2, 2014).
2086:Meagher, John (February 7, 2016).
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4417:20th-century Canadian politicians
3762:Bruemmer, René (March 30, 2017).
3660:Bruemmer, René (March 30, 2017).
2302:Lee, Shuyee (November 14, 2016).
2255: CanLII 500-01-090833-135
1930:Gyulai, Linda (October 9, 2007).
1851:Bruemmer, Rene (April 14, 2015).
398:but never mastered the language.
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3353:. March 19, 2013. Archived from
3289:Gyulai, Linda (March 14, 2014).
2874:"Applebaum au resto de la mafia"
2602:Moore, Lynn (November 8, 2012).
2188:Riga, Andy (February 20, 2012).
2139:Stanley, Adam (April 11, 2016).
2060:Sheridan, Kate (July 30, 2015).
2034:Riga, Andy (February 17, 2012).
1982:Gyulai, Linda (March 22, 2009).
1291:2005 Montreal municipal election
1051:2009 Montreal municipal election
3979:Scott, Marian (July 17, 2018).
3883:Dunlevy, T'Cha (May 13, 2017).
1881:. UnionMontreal. Archived from
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950:, a criminal lawyer and former
749:Executive committee (2002-2012)
330:between his appointment by the
3686:. CTV Montreal. March 30, 2017
3047:"Project benefited fundraiser"
1706:. May 15, 2013. Archived from
1675:"Applebaum No. 2 at city hall"
1673:Arnold, Janice (May 4, 2011).
1413:(in French), City of Montreal.
631:Applebaum was investigated by
494:party under mayoral candidate
313:Businessman, Real estate agent
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3929:Lee, Shuyee (June 15, 2018).
3837:Cherry, Paul (June 7, 2017).
1567:"Borough divided over record"
392:Winston Churchill High School
4437:Businesspeople from Montreal
3906:Lurie, Rob (July 18, 2017).
3486:"Mayor of Montreal arrested"
1827:. Montreal. January 27, 2017
824:Montreal Executive Committee
755:Montreal Executive Committee
536:Montreal Executive Committee
136:Montreal Executive Committee
4447:Canadian real estate agents
2508:. No. January 31, 2012
1962:Friends of the Earth Canada
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915:Corruption arrest and trial
691:Simard-Beaudry Construction
594:Empress Theatre in May 2015
548:Solicitor General of Canada
498:, a businessman and former
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998:Applebaum was the first
657:against the government,
178:Montreal City Councillor
95:Montreal City Councillor
4457:Criminals from Montreal
4055:CDN-NDG Borough council
2654:"Mr. Michael Applebaum"
1190:Total rejected ballots
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396:English-language school
204:Claudette Demers-Godley
3581:June 22, 2013, at the
1253:Election results, 2009
1230:Electors on the lists
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854:Charbonneau Commission
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3357:on November 28, 2021
2853:on November 30, 2016
2779:, November 15, 2012.
2754:, November 16, 2012.
2656:. February 21, 2024.
2459:. November 24, 2015.
2329:Fortin, Jean-Louis.
1722:"Applebaum, Michael"
1679:Canadian Jewish News
1152:Montréal Ville-Marie
952:member of Parliament
885:Rizzuto crime family
881:Rizzuto crime family
737:cash donations. The
544:member of Parliament
3960:on January 20, 2020
3910:. CTV News Montreal
3301:on January 24, 2019
3218:on January 28, 2024
3161:. February 20, 2013
3109:. February 19, 2012
3083:. February 20, 2013
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2940:on January 26, 2024
2796:. November 19, 2012
2616:on January 18, 2013
1911:. December 20, 2012
1885:on October 14, 2012
1879:"Michael Applebaum"
1382:Alexandre Montagano
1255:, City of Montreal.
862:Notre-Dame-de-Grace
573:The closure of the
444:Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
355:Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
182:Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
82:Jane Cowell-Poitras
69:Jane Cowell-Poitras
16:Canadian politician
4482:Mayors of Montreal
4091:Mayors of Montreal
3983:. Montreal Gazette
3887:. Montreal Gazette
3841:. Montreal Gazette
3664:. Montreal Gazette
3609:, October 4, 2013.
2909:. January 15, 2023
2500:Bernstien, Jaela.
2169:. City of Montreal
2145:The Globe and Mail
2120:. February 7, 2016
2015:. February 6, 2016
1603:The Globe and Mail
1467:. Canada: Viking.
1393:Total valid votes
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3268:CTV News Montreal
2274:. October 3, 2013
2272:CBC News Montreal
2221:. October 3, 2013
2118:CBC News Montreal
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1791:CBC News Montreal
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