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Municipal politics in Montreal's city council revolve around its elected councillors, the municipal political parties to which they belong, and the mayor.
Montreal is one of the rare examples of a city with municipal political parties in Canada (they also exist in Vancouver).[1] Political parties were legalized in Quebec by the PQ government in power in 1978. However, they existed long before official recognition by the provincial government.[2]
| Name | Founded | Ideology | Leader | Councillors | |
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| Projet Montréal | 2004 | Social democracy | Luc Rabouin | 36 | |
| Ensemble Montréal | 2013 | Centrism | Soraya Martinez Ferrada | 23 | |
| Équipe Barbe Team formerly Pro action LaSalle |
2013 | Nancy Blanchet | 3 | ||
| Équipe Anjou | 2013 | Luis Miranda | 2 | ||
| Coalition Montréal | 2013 | Marvin Rotrand | 0 | ||
| Name | Founded | Ideology | Leader | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vrai changement pour Montréal | 2013 | environmentalism | Justine McIntyre | |
| Équipe Dauphin Lachine | 2013 | Claude Dauphin | ||
| Plateau sans frontières formerly Intégrité Montréal |
2013 | Michel Brûlé | ||