Matt Allard
Candidate in the St. Boniface Councillor Candidates race.
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Questionnaire Response
Matt Allard - St. Boniface
Why did you decide to run in the 2018 (Winnipeg Civic Election / School Board Election)?
I am a St. Boniface man through and through: I grew up, live, work, and volunteer in St. Boniface. I believe I am well placed to continue the work of building this community I’ve helping lead since 2014.
What experience will you bring to complement your role as (Mayor / Councillor / School Trustee)?
Prior to being a City Councillor, I was small business owner and CEO of the Francophone Chamber of Commerce of St. Boniface. I worked with many community groups and initiatives : as President of the Old St. Boniface Résidents Association. I hold a Masters degree in Public Administration from the University of Manitoba and the University of Winnipeg.
What are some issues that you would like to stand for in your role as (Mayor / Councillor / School Trustee), and why are these issues important to you?
Since taking office, as Councillor, I have been energetic in pursuing investment in my ward, from road repair, to parks, to the signature Promenade Tache riverwalk project in partnership with the Winnipeg Foundation. I believe strongly in the need for urban density and infill, to make the City more financially sustainable, and foster dynamic and thriving neighbourhood main streets. I am a daily user of Winnipeg Transit and a passionate believer, defender and promoter of transit service.
What is something that you appreciate about the (City of Winnipeg / the ward / the school ward or school division) you wish to represent?
St Boniface is a unique and special community in Winnipeg. It’s history, culture and Francophone character is not just a jewel of Winnipeg, but holds a unique place in all of Canada.
Do you have any other comments regarding your candidacy?
St Boniface is in many ways a city of its own. It has urban and suburban character, a diverse population, university, hospital, two major language groups and other features of a large standalone community. Representation of this neighbourhood requires a sense of balance, pragmatism, open mindedness and commitment to its growth and prosperity.
News that mentions Matt Allard
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« Previous 1 … 7 8 9 10 Next »City breaks ground on local park improvements
July 16, 2018
Winnipeg Free Press - ...33 Argonne Bay, in Windsor Park, which signals the arrival of new play structures that will be built at each location. In light of the event, Coun. Matt Allard (St. Boniface) said “maintaining and improving neighbourhood playgrounds makes a positive impact on the quality of life for families and area...
Le plomb dans le sol de propriétés inquiète des résidents de Saint-Boniface
July 16, 2018
Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais - ...menées par Rakowski Recycling sont en réalité plus lourdes que celles autorisées par la Ville. Le conseiller municipal de Saint-Boniface, Mathieu Allard, a indiqué avoir demandé à la Ville de vérifier à nouveau que les conditions de l'autorisation d'exploitation du terrain sont bien...
At least three fresh faces headed for City Hall
July 6, 2018
Winnipeg Sun - ... x-Devi Sharma Point Douglas Vivian Santos Kate Sjoberg Dean Koshelanyk River Heights- Fort Garry x-John Orlikow Kurt Morton St. Boniface x-Matt Allard St. James x-Scott Gillingham Shawn Dobson (incumbent for St. Charles ward, which is being eliminated, and will be divided between St. James and...
13 candidates file papers to run for Winnipeg council seats on 1st day of registration
June 30, 2018
CBC Manitoba - ...their campaigns Saturday, including Janice Lukes (South Winnipeg-St. Norbert), who registered her campaign in the newly created Waverley West ward. Matt Allard will seek re-election in St. Boniface, as will Brian Mayes in St. Vital. The newly expanded St. James ward will see a race between two incumbent...
Registration begins for potential Winnipeg city councillors
June 30, 2018
Global News - ...scheduled for Oct. 24. As of late Saturday afternoon, there were 13 registered city councillor candidates, including incumbents Cindy Gilroy, Matt Allard, Scott Gillingham, Brian Mayes and Janice Lukes. There are 15 wards in the city. READ MORE: Wyatt and Pagtakhan will not seek re-election to...
New, returning candidates file as municipal election registration opens
June 30, 2018
Winnipeg Sun - ...on Saturday morning. Both new and returning faces announced their candidacy to run for city council, including current St. Boniface councillor Matt Allard who said he’s feeling optimistic for the coming election. “I’m excited, this is my first re-election campaign and I’m really looking...
GET SET: Registration for council candidates opens Saturday
June 29, 2018
Winnipeg Sun - ...still be eligible to run for council, if that bid fails. Several incumbent councillors confirmed Friday that they will run again, including Coun. Matt Allard (St. Boniface). “I think we can build on the great successes we’ve had over the term,” said Allard. “We’ve done good work on over $400...
Habitat breaks ground on triplex
June 27, 2018
Winnipeg Free Press - ...add a form of payment and pay only 27¢ per article. “It’s a tremendous opportunity to welcome you to our community of St. Boniface,” Coun. Matt Allard said. The new homes are the organization’s first builds in the community since 2012. On Wednesday morning, community members, politicians and...
No decision on city’s digital sign proposal
June 25, 2018
Winnipeg Sun - ...committee’s chair, and Coun. Shawn Dobson voted to see that role shift from the board to community committees, while councillors Jenny Gerbasi and Matt Allard supported the staff recommendation. The tied vote means the report heads to council’s executive policy committee with no recommendation. A report...
Chief Peguis Greenway Extension commences
June 25, 2018
Winnipeg Free Press - ...the Kildonan Settlers Bridge. SUPPLIED PHOTO Couns. Jeff Browaty (North Kildonan), Devi Sharma (Old Kildonan), and Ross Eadie (Mynarski) and Coun. Matt Allard (St. Boniface), chairperson of infrastructure renewal and public works committee at the groundbreaking on June 15. On June 15, Couns. Devi Sharma...