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Democracy and Civic Engagement

Elections 2025

Elections 2025

Exercising your right to vote is very important, as your elected municipal officials represent you and their decisions on municipal directions and priorities influence your living environment.

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Important Dates
List of candidates
Electoral Districts
Where and When to Vote?
Who Can Vote?
Registration on the List of Electors
Revision of the List of Electors
Proof of Identity to Vote
Recruitment of Election Workers
Video Series: Make Your Future a Little Sweeter
Voters in Training
Public Notices
More information

Important Dates

Nomination period

September 19 to October 3, 2025

Submission of the list of electors

No later than October 3, 2025

Revision of the list of electors

October 14, 15, and 17, 2025

Voting at the office of the Returning Officer

October 24, 2025, 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Advance voting

October 26, 2025, 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Mobile voting

October 27 and 28, 2025

Election Day and announcement of results

November 2, 2025, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

List of Candidates

Discover the list of candidates for the municipal elections on November 2, 2025.

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District	Candidates
Pointe-Claire Office of Mayor	John Belvedere Brent Cowan Tim Thomas
District 1 - Cedar / Le Village Office of Municipal Councillor	Claudine Demers David Epstein David Johnston
District 2 - Lakeside Office of Municipal Councillor	Linda De Witt Ludovic Matthews
District 3 - Valois Office of Municipal Councillor	Barry Christensen Kent Crutchfield Kelly Thorstad-Cullen
District 4 - Cedar Park Heights Office of Municipal Councillor	Carl Bird Marianna Ferraiuolo Marie Pepin Andrew Swidzinski Mike Vallée
District 5 - Lakeside Heights Office of Municipal Councillor	Cynthia Homan Geneviève Lussier
District 6 - Seigniory Office of Municipal Councillor	Bruno Tremblay David Webb
District 7 - Northview Office of Municipal Councillor	Arshad Jilani Marilyn Morai Eric Stork
District 8 - Oneida Office of Municipal Councillor	Raymond Coelho Mike Potvin Liang Zhao

Electoral districts

To meet the requirements of the Act respecting elections and referendums in municipalities, in June 2024, the Pointe-Claire City Council adopted the By-Law to Review the Division of Electoral Districts.

The purpose of this by-law is to meet the parameters of the Act, namely that the number of electors in a district must not be greater or less than 15% of the result obtained by dividing the total number of electors in the municipality by the number of districts.

The changes to the mapping of municipal districts within the territory of the City of Pointe-Claire apply to Districts 4 – Cedar Park Heights, District 5 – Lakeside Heights, District 6 – Seigniory and District 7 – Northview.

To find out your electoral district:

District #1 Candidates

Claudine Demers

Office of Municipal Councillor

David Epstein

Office of Municipal Councillor

David Johnston

Office of Municipal Councillor

District #2 Candidates

Linda De Witt

Office of Municipal Councillor

Ludovic Matthews

Office of Municipal Councillor

District #3 Candidates

Barry Christensen

Office of Municipal Councillor

Kent Crutchfield

Office of Municipal Councillor

Kelly Thorstad-Cullen

Office of Municipal Councillor

District #4 Candidates

Carl Bird

Office of Municipal Councillor

Marianna Ferraiuolo

Office of Municipal Councillor

Marie Pepin

Office of Municipal Councillor

Andrew Swidzinski

Office of Municipal Councillor

Mike Vallée

Office of Municipal Councillor

District #5 Candidates

Cynthia Homan

Office of Municipal Councillor

Geneviève Lussier

Conseillère municipale

District #6 Candidates

Bruno Tremblay

Office of Municipal Councillor

David Webb

Office of Municipal Councillor

District #7 Candidates

Arshad Jilani

Office of Municipal Councillor

Marilyn Morai

Office of Municipal Councillor

Eric Stork

Office of Municipal Councillor

District #8 Candidates

Raymond Coelho

Office of Municipal Councillor

Mike Potvin

Office of Municipal Councillor

Liang Zhao

Office of Municipal Councillor

District # Candidates

John Belvedere

Office of Mayor

Brent Cowan

Office of Mayor

Tim Thomas

Office of Mayor

Where and When to Vote?

Voting at the office of the Returning Officer Advance voting Mobile Voting Election Day

Voting at the office of the Returning Officer

Advance voting

Mobile Voting

Election Day

Voting at the office of the Returning Officer

October 24, 2025, from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.
City Hall
451 Saint-Jean Boulevard
H9R 3J3
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Pointe-Claire Public Library – Central
100 Douglas-Shand Avenue
H9R 4V1
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Advance voting

Advance voting: October 26, 2025, 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.
John Rennie High School
501 Saint-Jean Boulevard
H9R 1Y3
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Mobile Voting

Mobile voting: October 27 and 28, 2025
Form to Complete

Election Day

Date: November 2, 2025, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
District 1 – Cedar / Le Village: Marguerite-Bourgeoys School
3 Sainte-Anne Avenue
H9S 4P6
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District 2 – Lakeside: Clearpoint Elementary School
17 Cedar Avenue
H9S 4X9
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District 3 – Valois: St. Thomas High School
111 Broadview Avenue
H9R 3Z3
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District 4 – Cedar Park Heights: John Rennie High School
501 Saint-Jean Boulevard
H9R 1Y3
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District 5 – Lakeside Heights: Pointe-Claire School
93 Douglas-Shand Avenue
H9R 2A7
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District 6 – Seigniory: Olive-Urquhart Sports Centre
230 Brunswick Boulevard
H9R 5N5
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District 7 – Northview: Saint-Louis Elementary School
151 Winthrop Avenue
H9R 3W8
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District 8 – Oneida: Horizon High School
90 Jubilee Square Avenue
H9R 5V7
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Who Can Vote?

Anyone registered on the list of electors is entitled to vote. It is each person’s responsibility to make sure they are registered, which can be verified at www.electionsquebec.qc.ca

In early October, you will receive a notice of registration for the list of electors by mail, indicating the names of the persons registered on the list at your address.

Check if I’m on the voters list:

If your name is not on this list, you will have to appear at the board of revisors to register.

Conditions for Registration on the List of Electors:

AS OF NOVEMBER 2, 2025, you must:

Be 18 years of age or older on election day;
Be a Canadian citizen;
Not be in one of the disqualifications provided for by law.

Meet one of the following conditions:

As of November 2, 2025, have a residencein Pointe-Claire and have lived in Quebec for least 6 months;
Be the owner of a building or occupant of a business establishment on the territory of Pointe-Claire for at least 45 days;
Be an undivided co-owner of a building or co-occupant of a business establishment for at least 45 days on the territory of Pointe-Claire.

Registration on the List of Electors

To vote, you must be registered on the electoral list. It is your responsibility to check that your name is on the list and that your information is accurate.

How to Check Your Registration?

You will receive a voter registration notice at your door in October. Please note that, due to the Canada Post strike, the delivery of documents may be delayed or disrupted, as they will be hand-delivered by City employees.

If you want to confirm your registration now, you can do so online!

Verify it online in a few simple steps:

Click on this link
Enter your postal code and civic number (street address), then click Search
Select the “Am I registered?” tab
Enter your date of birth

Check your registration today, it will take less than 2 minutes!

Revision of the List of Electors

The Pointe-Claire board of revisors, responsible for reviewing the list of electors, will meet in the Council Chamber at City Hall (451 Saint-Jean Boulevard) on the following dates and times:

October 14, 2025, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
October 15, 2025, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
October 17, 2025, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

You can submit requests for registration, correction, or deletion to this board.

For deletion requests, the deadline is October 15, 2025.

Proof of Identity to Vote

To vote, you must present one of the following proofs of identity:

Régie de l'assurance maladie du Québec Card
Valid driver's license
Canadian passport
Certificate of Indian Status
Canadian Forces Identification Card

Recruitment of Electoral Workers

Do you have interest in being involved in the municipal election process on November 2 and ensuring it runs smoothly? The City of Pointe-Claire’s returning officer is looking for people interested in working during advance voting, at the office of the Returning Officer, mobile polls and on election day.

Anyone who is responsible, reliable and enjoys working with the public is invited to apply. Students and retirees are welcome. More than 200 positions are available.

All interested in applying are invited to familiarize themselves with the positions offered, the schedule and the salary scale before completing the recruitment form and returning it to the office of the returning officer by email or in person at City Hall (451 Saint-Jean Boulevard).

The counter is open Monday to Thursday, 8 a.m. to noon and 12:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday, 8 a.m. to noon.

Contact us at elections@pointe-claire.ca

Forms are also available on site. Only candidates selected for further consideration will be contacted.

514-630-1228

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Jobs	Description	Salary
Room Supervisor	You supervise the on-site election team and ensure the smooth conduct of the voting process. You make necessary decisions and act as the liaison with the Office of the Returning Officer.	535 $ (Daily)
PRIMO (Person Responsible for Identification and Maintaining Order)	You assist the room supervisor in ensuring the voting process runs smoothly. You ensure that the rules are respected at the polling location.	422 $ (Daily)
Deputy Returning Officer	As the deputy returning officer, you issue ballots to voters, monitor the ballot box, and take part in the vote count. You interact directly with voters. You work in collaboration with the poll clerk and, when needed, refer to the room supervisor or the PRIMO.	377 $ (Daily)
Poll Clerk	You are responsible for confirming voters’ registration on the list, updating the voters list, and completing the required documentation. You work in collaboration with the deputy returning officer.	355 $ (Daily)
Reception Attendant (Electronic Voting System)	You greet voters and verify their registration using a computerized system.	310 $ (Daily)
Driver (Mobile Voting Only)	You are responsible for transporting election staff and materials to the voters.	28 $ + 0,58 / km (Flat rate + variable)
Substitute	You replace a member of the election team in any of the roles listed above, as needed.	141 $ (Daily)

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Video Series: Make Your Future a Little Sweeter

Who said municipal elections had to be complicated?

We took on the challenge of explaining everything to you through a short video series.

Watch the videos now!

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Voters in Training

Experience Democracy with Your Family at a Small Polling Station!

On November 2, 2025, the day of the municipal general elections, small polling stations will be open in select voting locations.

This program aims to introduce young people to their right to vote by offering them an immersive experience featuring a simulated election.

On election day, children aged 3 to 12 will be invited to answer a question specially designed for them. Their parents will accompany them in this experience run by the returning officer’s team. Young people aged 12 and over also have the opportunity take part in this experience.

Through this initiative, we want to educate young people about the importance of voting, make voting sites more family-friendly and encourage civic participation in our municipality.

Each child will be greeted by staff, given a ballot paper, then invited to vote behind a polling booth, either alone or accompanied by a parent, as required. They can then place their ballot in the ballot box provided for the small polling station. They will receive a small token of appreciation for their participation.

Public Notices

We invite you to review the public notices for the 2025 municipal elections.

View the public notices

More information

Information

Elections Quebec

1-888-353-2846

info@electionsquebec.qc.ca

electionsquebec.qc.ca

Information

Electoral Office, Pointe-Claire

Election President - Me Caroline Thibault

514 630-1228

elections@pointe-claire.ca

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