Christine Poirier

Christine Poirier has served as City Councillor for the Duvernay–Pont-Viau district and as a Member of the Executive Committee of the City of Laval since 2021. Responsible for the economic development, urban planning, and environment portfolios, she has notably championed efforts to reduce permit issuance delays since her election.

She is particularly proud of the achievements and major transformations in her district, including the continued enhancement of the city’s gateway through the conversion of a parking lot into a welcoming family-friendly park (Parc Dufresne); the redevelopment of the former Commodore Marina site into a publicly accessible waterfront space; and traffic-calming measures through reduced speed limits and the installation of speed humps.

Holding diplomas in Nursing and Literature, Christine has also distinguished herself as the founder of Momzelle, an award-winning company specializing in nursing apparel. Her entrepreneurial journey has earned her prestigious recognition, including being named “Businesswoman of the Year” by the Réseau des Femmes d’affaires du Québec (RFAQ), as well as securing an investment on the television program Dragon’s Den. Christine lives in the district with her daughters and remains actively involved in the community.