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Mayor Marie-Claude Bibeau presented a three‑point agenda—enhanced transit, accelerated infrastructure, and homelessness solutions—for the incoming Quebec government ahead of the provincial election.
Sherbrooke Mayor Marie‑Claude Bibeau urged the incoming Quebec government to prioritize reforms in public transit, infrastructure upgrades, and homelessness services, citing inadequate transit, aging infrastructure and rising homelessness as urgent issues.
Mayor Marie‑Claude Bibeau told CBC Montreal that Sherbrooke’s top priorities for the next Quebec government are improved transit, infrastructure upgrades, and stronger measures against homelessness, ahead of the provincial election.
Sherbrooke Mayor Marie-Claude Bibeau urged the incoming Quebec government to focus on public transit, infrastructure improvements, and homelessness reduction ahead of the provincial election. She presented a three‑point wish list aimed at guiding future policy and investment.
Mayor Marie-Claude Bibeau urged the incoming Quebec government to prioritize public transit, infrastructure upgrades, and homelessness assistance for Sherbrooke ahead of the provincial election.
Mayor Marie-Claude Bibeau urged the incoming Quebec government to prioritize public transit, infrastructure renewal and a comprehensive homelessness strategy, presenting these as key priorities ahead of the provincial election.
Mayor Marie-Claude Bibeau called on the next Quebec government to improve public transit, upgrade infrastructure and tackle homelessness in Sherbrooke ahead of the provincial election. She presented the priorities as a roadmap for a stronger, more inclusive community.
Sherbrooke's mayor urged the Quebec government to prioritize public transit, infrastructure repairs, and homelessness solutions, presenting the agenda to provincial official Marie-Claude Bibeau on September 1, 2026.
