Une élection historique. Une mairesse à l'hôtel de ville de Montréal

(French version only)

By Victor Teboul
Ph.D., Université de Montréal, Editor, Tolerance.ca®

Valérie Plante, 43 ans, cheffe de Projet Montréal, a remporté la victoire aux élections municipales de Montréal, le 5 novembre 2017, en battant le maire sortant et ancien ministre libéral au niveau fédéral, Denis Coderre. Avec plus de 51% des voix, Valérie Plante devient la première femme à diriger la mairie de la métropole québécoise. M. Coderre a annoncé qu’il quittait la vie politique.

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