Limbour District

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District 10 - Limbour
Constituency
for the Gatineau City Council
Limbour.png
Location of Limbour District in Gatineau
City Gatineau
Population10,806 (2019) [1]
Area14.83 km²
Current constituency
Created2000
Councillor
  
Louis Sabourin
AG
Sector(s)Gatineau
First contested 2001 election
Last contested 2021 election

Limbour District (District 10) is a municipal electoral division in the city of Gatineau, Quebec. It is currently represented on Gatineau City Council by Louis Sabourin of Action Gatineau.

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The district is located in the Gatineau sector of the city. The district includes the neighbourhoods of Côte-d'Azur, Mont-Luc and Limbour.

Councillors

Council termPartyMember
2002–2005 Independent Simon Racine
2005–2009
2009–2013 Independent Nicole Champagne
2013–2017 Independent Cédric Tessier
2017–2021 Action Gatineau Renée Amyot
2021–2025 Action Gatineau Louis Sabourin

Election results

2021

PartyCandidateVote %
 Action GatineauLouis Sabourin2,10241.88
 IndependentDérik Maltais1,83936.64
 IndependentNicole Champagne1,07821.48

2017

PartyCandidateVote %
 Action GatineauRenée Amyot3,03856.76
 IndependentPaul Loyer1,18722.18
 IndependentDenis Pageau1,12721.06

2013

Party [2] CandidateVote %
 IndependentCédric Tessier2,44443.29
 Action GatineauWassim Aboutanos1,68929.92
 IndependentNicole Champagne (X)1,51226.78

2009

2009 Gatineau municipal election : Councillor, Ward Nine (Limbour)
CandidateVotes%
Nicole Champagne1,49728.76
Stéphane Gauthier1,41127.10
Jocelyn Dumais1,40326.95
Michel Ghantous89517.19
Total valid votes5,206100

2005

Candidate [3] Votes%
Simon Racine339264.0
Nicole Champagne190936.0

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