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Mathieu Marcil

Current councilor for District 3

and candidate in the 2025 election

Mathieu Marcil is running for a second term in the 2025 municipal elections in Saint-Bruno, representing District 3 – Du Boisé Sabourin.

Mathieu Marcil is the owner of a financial services firm in Saint-Bruno, a financial planner, and a university graduate in urban planning. He aims to continue leveraging his expertise in urban planning and finance for the municipal management of Saint-Bruno.

With over 16 years of experience in financial planning, including seven years as a director at a major Canadian financial institution, he now operates his own independent practice. He holds a bachelor's degree from the Université du Québec à Montréal and a financial planning certificate from the same institution.

In 2011, Mathieu Marcil won the Prix de la Relève, awarded by the Chambre de la sécurité financière. He is also a recipient of the Abe Stern Scholarship for academic excellence in 2001 and 2002. Committed to his community, he has volunteered for several years as a member of the urban planning advisory committee.

“I am proud to run alongside a mayor who is close to the people, who stops at nothing to move our city forward and address the issues that matter to you. I am proud of what we have accomplished for our district, and more great projects are on the way!”

— Mathieu Marcil

“Mathieu Marcil is a pillar of our team, and we are all very happy that he is running for a second term. With his strong financial expertise and excellent work in urban planning—particularly in presenting urban planning matters to the municipal council—he is highly valued by all. Since his arrival in District 3, numerous projects have been launched, and citizens in this outlying district no longer feel forgotten.”

— Ludovic Grisé Farand

A municipal councillor since 2021, Mathieu Marcil is currently responsible for urban planning within the municipal council. Among his major achievements for District 3 are:

• Protection of Boisé Sabourin
• Revitalization of Elizabeth-Lochtie Park and the addition of water play areas (planned for summer 2025)
• Construction of a new chalet at Jacques-Rousseau Park
• Complete refurbishment of Montée Sabourin and the addition of a bike path Implementation of a new online permit system
• Adoption of bold regulations to preserve the city's character
• Improved safety at the intersection of Route 116 and Boulevard Seigneurial
• Regulation banning commercial solicitors Building on these achievements

Mathieu Marcil is committed to continuing his work for an ever more dynamic District 3 and a city that is a great place to live!