Priorities
“I want to continue working on issues that matter to you”
Mathieu takes the time to listen, consult, and understand community issues.
His vision for Lowertown, Sandy Hill and Vanier is about continuing to create a safe, healthy and dynamic community where families, youth and older adults have the right services and spaces to enjoy the many things that our community has to offer.
Having a modern and innovative housing plan that addresses homelessness by providing permanent homes with support services.
Removing interprovincial trucks by building a tunnel and adding green infrastructure to Lowertown and Sandy Hill.
Ensuring a positive quality of life for residents by enforcing property maintenance standards, limiting Payday Loan establishments, having noise controls, adequate snow clearing, a waste management plan, accessible and convenient public transit, as well as a walkable and cycling friendly environments.
Providing opportunities for youth to thrive, supporting older adults in living independently as well as investing in our families so that they can enjoy activities together.
Improving the accessibility, reliability and capacity of public transit in Vanier.
Encouraging the establishment of thriving local businesses along our main streets.
Revitalizing Riverain Park.
Leading the beautification of public spaces in the Byward Market.
Building a multi-usage path on the busiest intersection in our city, Laurier ave. and Nicholas St.
Leading the charge to renew Montreal Road by diversifying the business mix and investing in the street improvements.
Preserving the heritage and historic characteristics of Sandy Hill by stopping bunkhouses and promoting diverse housing options for families, students, older adults, newcomers and the most vulnerable.
Having a modern and innovative housing plan that addresses homelessness by providing permanent homes with support services in our community.
Providing opportunities for youth to thrive, supporting older adults in living independently as well as investing in our families so that they can enjoy activities together.
Removing interprovincial trucks by building a tunnel and adding green infrastructure to Lowertown.
Preserving and promoting our community’s culture and heritage.
Supporting our community’s diverse and unique businesses so that they can thrive.
Leading the beautification of public spaces in the Byward Market.
Ensuring a positive quality of life for residents by having noise controls, adequate snow clearing, a waste management plan, accessible and convenient public transit, as well as walkable and cycling friendly environments.
Embracing the heritage and historic characteristics of the community.
Having diverse housing options for families, students, older adults, newcomers and the most vulnerable.
Continuing to listen to residents by chairing the Sandy Hill Town and Gown committee so that we address community concerns and find solutions together.
Removing interprovincial trucks by building a tunnel and adding green infrastructure to Sandy Hill.
Encouraging the establishment of local businesses and supporting them to thrive along our main streets.
Ensuring a positive quality of life for residents by enforcing property maintenance standards, limiting payday loan stores, having adequate snow clearing as well as walkable and cycling friendly environments.
Having an innovative funding plan that addresses homelessness by providing housing first options in every community.
Improving the accessibility, reliability and capacity of public transit in Vanier.
Providing opportunities for youth to thrive; supporting older adults in living independently as well as investing in our families so that they can enjoy activities together.
Promoting and strengthening our community’s culture.
Leading the change to renew Montreal Road by diversifying the business mix and investing in the street improvements.
Revitalizing Riverain Park.
Mathieu wants to continue listening and engaging with residents, working together to make our community even more connected and a place where everyone belongs and is heard.