Normand Riopel is new mayor of Champlain Township

October 22, 2018October 22, 2018 Louise Sproule Champlain

Here are the unofficial results from the October 22 municipal election in Champlain Township.

Normand Riopel was elected mayor of Champlain Township, winning by a 102-vote margin.

Mayoralty Race:

Paul Emile Duval: 1,574

Urbano Fumagalli: 602

Helen MacLeod: 748

Normand Riopel: 1,676

Councillor for Ward 1 (Vankleek Hill):

Peter Barton (Acclaimed)

Troy Carkner (Acclaimed)

Councillor for Ward 2 (L’Orignal):

Jacques Lacelle: 574

André Roy: 637

Marc Séguin: 466

Councillor for Ward 3 (Longueuil):

Michel Lalonde: 471

Michel Paquette: 231

Violaine Titley: 460

Yvon St-Jean: 206

Councillor for Ward 4 (West Hawkesbury):

Sarah Bigelow: 960

James (Jim Caputo): 218

Gérard (Gerry Miner): 817

Claudette Myre: 472

Pierre Perreault: 549

Bryan Rodger: 94

Official results will be posted on Champlain Township’s website tomorrow and we will verify these results.

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Louise Sproule has been the publisher of The Review since 1992. A part-time job after high school at The Review got Sproule hooked on community newspapers and all that they represent. She loves to write, has covered every kind of event you can think of, loves to organize community events and loves her small town and taking photographs across the region. She dreams of writing a book one day so she can finally tell all of the town's secrets! She must be stopped! Keep subscribing to The Review . . . or else!