This morning, Projet Montréal leader Luc Rabouin announced Rebecca Michaëlle Daniel's candidacy for mayor of the borough of Pierrefonds–Roxboro and Madjou Diallo's candidacy for city councilor in the district of Bois-de-Liesse.
With this team, Projet Montréal is offering the people of Pierrefonds-Roxboro a real progressive alternative: unifying and determined leadership that combines professional experience, community roots, and civic engagement. Together, their priorities are clear: improve the quality of life for families, protect and enhance green spaces, strengthen social cohesion, and develop local services accessible to all. They want to make Pierrefonds-Roxboro an inclusive, supportive and future-oriented borough.
Biography – Rebecca Michaëlle Daniel
Rebecca Michaëlle Daniel is a lawyer and union advisor with over 13 years of experience in labor law, civil law, and mediation. She has appeared before numerous courts, including the Quebec Court of Appeal, and works daily with individuals and organizations to resolve conflicts and defend their rights. A resident of Pierrefonds-Roxboro since 2008, she has volunteered with several community organizations and is actively involved in supporting vulnerable families and individuals. Multilingual and deeply attached to her borough, she wishes to put her legal expertise, rigor and listening skills at the service of the people of Pierrefonds-Roxboro in order to build a more just, inclusive, and sustainable future.
Biography – Madjou Diallo
Madjou Diallo is a professional committed to community development and political science, driven by a deep desire to build more inclusive and supportive neighborhoods. A graduate in political science from UQAM, he currently holds the position of project manager at the Table de quartier du Nord-Ouest de l'île de Montréal, where he works closely with residents and local organizations to promote sustainable development, inclusion, and collective well-being. An active member of Projet Montréal for several years, he has also contributed as co-facilitator of the techno-cultural subcommittee, promoting intercultural dialogue and the integration of diverse communities. Recognized for his ability to bring people together and his willingness to defend the interests of often marginalized populations, he now wishes to put his experience and energy at the service of the citizens of Bois-de-Liesse in order to build a more just, united and sustainable borough.
Quotes
"I am very proud to present a strong team with deep roots in Pierrefonds-Roxboro. With Rebecca Michaelle Daniel as mayor, surrounded by candidates such as Madjou Diallo, we have competent, committed individuals who are close to their communities. Their shared vision of social justice, solidarity, and sustainability is exactly what is needed to build a borough that meets today's needs while preparing for the future." – Luc Rabouin, leader of Projet Montréal.
"I am very happy to be running for mayor of the borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro with Projet Montréal. I want to serve the people here by being a mayor who is close to them, attentive to their needs, and determined to defend what is important to them. My experience as a lawyer and activist has taught me that the most solid solutions are built with and for the community. I now want to put my expertise and energy to work for residents to build a more equitable, sustainable and people-centered borough." – Rebecca Michaëlle Daniel, candidate for mayor of Pierrefonds-Roxboro.
“Bois-de-Liesse is a district rich in diversity and dynamism. I want to put my experience to work for residents to strengthen social cohesion, improve quality of life and make our neighborhood a model of solidarity and innovation. With Projet Montréal, I am convinced that we can build a future that lives up to the aspirations of our community.” – Madjou Diallo, candidate for city councilor in Bois-de-Liesse.
