Trois-Rivières City Council

The Trois-Rivières City Council (in French: Conseil municipal de Trois-Rivières) is the governing body for the city of Trois-Rivières, in the Mauricie region of Quebec.

Contents 1 Mayor 2 Councilors 3 See also 4 External links

Mayor

• Yves Lévesque (2001-present)

Councilors

District 1, De Sainte-Marthe

• Micheline Courteau

District 2, De Châteaudun

• Monique Leclerc

District 3, Des Estacades

• Fernand Lajoie

District 4, Du Sanctuaire

• Denis Beaulieu

District 5, De la Madeleine

• René Goyette

District 6, De Saint-Louis-de-France

• Michel Bronsard

District 7, Des Plateaux

• Joan Lefebvre

District 8, Du Carmel

• André Noël

District 9, De Marie-de-l'Incarnation

• Sylvie Tardif

District 10, De Laviolette

• Guy Daigle

District 11, De Chavigny

• Claude Lacroix

District 12, De Sainte-Marguerite

• Pierre A. Dupont

District 13, De Rigaud

• Ginette Bellemare

District 14, Des Terasses

• Yves Landry

District 15, De Pointe-du-Lac

• Michel Veillette

District 16, Des Vieilles-Forges

• Françoise H. Viens

See also

• List of mayors of Trois-Rivières

External links

• Official site of councilor Yves Landry (French)
• City Council page on the Yves Landry site (French)
• Official Trois-Rivières municipal site (French)

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