Montreal’s newest municipal party has unveiled its leader, the person who will run for mayor in the fall election. Jean-François Kacou was announced on Wednesday as the leader of Futur Montréal, the nascent party that promises to “do politics differently” at the municipal level.  Read More

L’ancien directeur général d’Ensemble Montréal, Jean-François Kacou, se présente à la mairie de Montréal sous les couleurs du nouveau parti Futur Montréal, qu’il a cofondé avec Joël DeBellefeuille cette année.  Read More

Jean-François Kacou has been named Futur Montréal’s party leader and candidate for mayor of Montreal in the upcoming fall election. The party, founded this year, says it plans to “do politics differently, with bold ideas, pragmatic solutions and leadership rooted in fairness, accountability and inclusion.”  Read More

Jean-François Kacou se lance dans la course à la mairie de Montréal avec la nouvelle formation politique Futur Montréal, a appris TVA Nouvelles. Il officialisera sa candidature mercredi matin.  Read More

Montreal’s newest municipal party unveiled its plan to tackle hate in the city. Futur Montréal’s proposed “Project Sentinel” is being billed by the party as a “comprehensive anti-hate action plan” to combat hate crimes and hate incidents.  Read More

A new Montreal municipal party is proposing a plan to combat hate crimes and incidents in the city. Futur Montréal, co-founded by Joel DeBellefeuille and Matthew Kerr, obtained official party status in July and promises to do politics “differently.”  Read More