Denis Coderre

Denis Coderre

The Honourable Denis Coderre was elected mayor of the city of Montréal on Nov. 3, 2013. He is also president of the Montréal Metropolitan Community, which includes all 82 municipalities of the Montréal urban area. Previously, Mr. Coderre served as member of the Canadian Parliament for the Montréal-area constituency of Bourassa from 1997 to 2013, where he was re-elected six times. He was appointed to several federal ministerial functions and other positions within the government of Canada, including minister of citizenship and immigration, president of the Queen's Privy Council, minister responsible for the Francophonie, secretary of state for amateur sport, special advisor to the prime minister on Haiti, and federal interlocutor for Métis and non-status Indians.

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Opinion: Global challenges, local solutions — The new international role of cities

Opinion: Global challenges, local solutions — The new international role of cities

over 8 years ago // Produced in partnership: Smart Cities

Cities can — and must — play a leading role in solving the complex problems of our time. The Mayor of Montreal and President of Metropolis Denis Coderre discusses how city-managed initiatives foster the development of pluralistic societies, and offers advice to local governments on maintaining the core values that facilitate living together.