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Vote to re-elect
René
LAPIERRE
OUR CITY. OUR FUTURE.
ABOUT René
A Leader Who Listens
René Lapierre has proudly represented Ward 6 since 2014, bringing decades of experience in public service, healthcare, education, and community leadership. Born and raised in Greater Sudbury, René is committed to listening to residents, understanding their concerns, and working together to find practical solutions.
“Strong leadership starts with listening, building trust, and putting people first.”
Whether meeting residents at community events, walking through neighbourhood, or chatting over coffee at Tim Hortons, René remains accessible, responsive, and ready to help. He continues to advocate for responsible growth, strong infrastructure, safe communities, and a better future for Ward 6 and Greater Sudbury.
Complete the Valley East Multi-Ice Pad Complex
With $15 million in federal and provincial funding committed, René wants to move the Valley East Multi-Ice Pad Complex into its final design and construction phase.
The new facility would support recreation, tournaments, local business activity, and long-term community growth.munity growth.
Improve Ditching & Drainage Maintenance
More frequent and severe weather events are putting added pressure on Ward 6 roads, ditches, culverts,
and drainage systems.
René wants the City to take a more preventative approach by improving ditching programs, clearing
culverts regularly, and better maintaining drainage systems before flooding and property damage occur.
Better Roads & Preventative Maintenance
Residents across the Valley continue to ask for better road maintenance and faster road repair.
René believes the City must continue investing in road improvements while placing a stronger focus on
preventative maintenance that extends the life of existing infrastructure and helps address problems before
they become more costly.
Practical Solutions to Homelessness
René believes everyone deserves a safe place to call home.
Reducing homelessness requires more affordable and geared-to-income housing, stronger partnerships
with community organizations, and continued collaboration with Provincial and Federal governments to
secure funding and support practical solutions.
ELECTION INFORMATION
2026 Municipal Election
Election Day is Monday, October 26, 2026. Here’s what you need to know to make your vote count.
Vote Electronically
Cast your electronic ballot anytime, anywhere from Friday, October 16 through Monday, October 26, 2026.
Vote In Person
Cast a paper ballot at a designated voting location on Election Day or during either of the two advance voting days.
Get Ready to Vote
Confirm, add, or update your voter information before the election.
Get Involved
Join our mission to make a difference. Whether you volunteer, display a lawn sign, or meet with René for a coffee chat, your involvement helps build a stronger Ward 6.
René Lapierre
Ward 6 Councillor Candidate
A Leader Who Listens.