Why Mathieu Fleury is running for a trustee position with a French public school board
23-08-2026 00:07 via ottawacitizen.com

Why Mathieu Fleury is running for a trustee position with a French public school board

After four years away from active politics, former Rideau-Vanier ward councillor Mathieu Fleury is running for election again, this time for a position as trustee with Ottawa's French public-school board. Read More
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