Tremblay's Promises otherwise known as Bull$shit

Here the lunatic in charge at the moment , & running to be re-elected' is promising more of the same,....stuff he already promised and came nowhere close delivering on any of them..........plus he's lying about the Water Meter deal. which he convienently has scrapped (until he gets elected & then hold that 'pie plate' over your ar&se Montrealers' cause he's coming back in,,,,,,,,,   like all lying snake politicians.

Montreal Mayor Gérald Tremblay on Sunday morning unveiled his first promises of the election campaign, all of which focus on public transit.

But many of the items on the list are recycled – they’re already being studied or have been stalled for years.

Flanked by Union Montreal candidates, Tremblay said if he’s re-elected, he will work to ensure:

- the métro network is extended to Anjou and a new station is built in St. Laurent.

- an airport train shuttle is built, connecting Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport with downtown Montreal.

- the city builds its first tramway line.

- the Société de transport de Montréal modernizes its bus fleet, adding 200 more articulated buses and 400 regular buses by 2011

- the STM starts the process of replacing its aging métro cars.

- the creation of a bus-rapid-transit system on Pie IX Boulevard.

- the city facilitates carpooling and car sharing and implements measures to give buses preferential treatment on city streets.

- the city reaches the goal of having 800 kilometres of bike paths by 2013.

- the roll-out of Bixi bikes intensifies.

- a tram-train line is built linking Lachine with downtown Montreal.

Montreal, Laval, Longueuil and the provincial government have announced they’ll study the idea of extending the métro to Anjou and adding a new métro station in St. Laurent and come up with a conclusion within three years.

On the return of tramways to Montreal streets, the city has already commissioned a study, due next year after an initial study concluded the idea is viable.

A long-awaited plan to build a train shuttle between Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport to downtown Montreal, which was to have been made public in the summer, is now expected this fall.

Other projects on his list have been delayed for years.

The city has been working on a plan to buy 342 new métro cars to replacing its aging fleet since 2003.

And efforts to revive the Pie IX reserved bus lane, which shut in 2002 after two fatal accidents, has been hampered by a struggle between transit authorities.

Here’s what some other parties are up to on Sunday in Montreal’s municipal election campaign:

- On Sunday, Vision Montreal leader Louise Harel is to hold a news conference at which she is to announced who her party will field as candidate for mayor of the Ahuntsic-Cartierville borough.

Tonight, Harel’s party will hold a 7 p.m. event at the election headquarters of Badiona Bazin, one of its candidate in Anjou.

- Meanwhile, at Projet Montréal, the party of Richard Bergeron, a “sidewalk party” is planned for tonight at which Luc Ferrandez, borough mayor candidate in Plateau Mont-Royal, is to discuss humanizing the neighbourhood. It begins at 7:30 p.m. At Prince Arthur and Clark Sts.

ariga@thegazette.canwest.com

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This Bum has been promising the same thing forever,& never delivers, plus he was involved (which people seem to forget about) in selling Public property for what amounts to pennies on the dollar , of what it should be selling for,......but he's just a sweetheart since the new election is in progress..........  However the alternatives are one Louise Harel who aside from screwing up the entire Island & their individual cities (now borroughs,for us peasants) by amalgamating them all together for what again amounts to nothing more than being able to steal from every neighbourhood ,making the tax base that much larger...........She's a thief too ( IMHO)   & besides she feels that you really don't have to speak English ,in order to represent all Montrealers......hmmmm

Shade's of the late 60's & early 70's rearing their ugly head again,.........Perhaps they can push Montreal back into the slow moving backwardsness for another 30 years,afterall Labelle Province was just starting to recover from 30years plus ,of non growth,until the more recent Real-Estate surge......company's will no doubt start their exodus again, if they in fact ever really started coming back.............Seems Leopards really cannot ever change their spots................ No Louise Harel ,is no better than the Tremblay snake ,you will be bitten by either,& only they will save themselves by oddly enough becomming far more wealthy than they are now,,,,,,,,,,Funny How that works with politicians..................................just look at that Marois creature,......Yikes !! There's

a Lying Snake ...........but I digress:    

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  ....Here's some Important Information for Our Freinds still living in Montreal

  .." How to Get on the Voters List"...

 

Sunday is the first day voters in the city of Montreal can fix errors on the electoral list.

By now, all Montreal homes should have received notices showing who at each address is on the official voting list, as well as the address of the local board of revisors.

If your name is not on the list as of 8 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 30, you cannot vote.

Here are some other key dates in the election in the city of Montreal:

Sept. 27-30. Voters list revision period.

Oct. 2, 4:30 p.m. Deadline for candidates to submit nomination papers.

Oct. 19. Reminders are to be mailed to every address

Oct. 25. Advance voting, noon to 8 p.m.

Nov. 1. Voting day, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

To find the address of your local board of revisors, http://election-montreal.qc.ca/liste-electorale/revision/trouvez-bureau-revision.en.html

For more information on the Montreal vote, visit the city’s election website: http://election-montreal.qc.ca/index.en.html

Some dates can differ from one municipality to another. For dates of other municipalities, check with your town or city hall.

ariga@thegazette.canwest.com

© Copyright (c) The Montreal Gazette

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