Marquis-Bissonnette re-elected mayor of Gatineau, Que.

Maude Marquis-Bissonnette, re-elected as mayor of Gatineau, Que., speaks with CTV News Ottawa on Monday, Nov. 3, 2025. (CTV News Ottawa)

Maude Marquis-Bissonnette has been re-elected as mayor of Gatineau, Que.

Marquis-Bissonnette, the leader of Action Gatineau, received 51.14 per cent of the vote in Sunday’s municipal election, defeating Mario Aubé of the Équipe Mario Aubé, who received 47 per cent of the vote. Rémi Bergeron finished third, with 1.87 per cent of the vote.

Marquis-Bissonnette was first elected mayor of Gatineau in June 2024, winning a byelection to replace France Bélisle.

“I want to thank every citizen in Gatineau for their trust in myself and my team as well. I feel honored, I feel touched. I’m already back to work. Today I’m reaching out to our city counselors to make sure that we all work together to keep moving forward,” she said.

Aube was the former councillor of Masson-Angers.

According to results published by the City of Gatineau on Monday morning, Marquis-Bissonnette’s Action Gatineau party won a majority of the 19 councillor seats for the new term. Action Gatineau won 11 districts, while Équipe Mario Aubé won seven seats, and Independent Edmond Leclerc was re-elected in Buckingham.

Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe congratulated Marquis-Bissonnette on her election victory.

“Maude, I’m grateful for our strong, collaborative partnership and I’m looking forward to continuing to work closely together to grow our regional economy, establish Ottawa-Gatineau as Canada’s defence innovation hub, improve transit and transportation, and bring tourists and events to the capital,” Sutcliffe said Monday morning.

Marquis-Bissonnette said she hopes to continue to have a strong working relationship with Sutcliffe.

“We’re one economic region. We have shared issues, when we talk about transportation or economic issues. I certainly want to work with Mark Sutcliffe as we did in the past months.”

According to official results published Monday afternoon, Marquis-Bissonnette received 41,569 votes.

Voter turnout in the Gatineau election was 40.27 per cent, officially, up from 35 per cent in 2021.

Elected councillors in Gatineau

District d’Aylmer (1): Vincent Roy – Action Gatineau: 2,298 votes (64.62 per cent)

District de Lucerne (2): Sonia Ben-Arfa – Action Gatineau: 2,457 votes (57.33 per cent)

District de Deschênes (3): Caroline Murray – Action Gatineau: 2,665 votes (67.45 per cent)

District du Plateau (4): Bettyna Bélizaire – Action Gatineau: 3,029 votes (68.92 per cent)

District de Mitigomijokan (5): Rachel M. Deslauriers – Action Gatineau: 2,244 votes (56.17 per cent)

District du Manoir-des-Trembles–Val-Tétreau (6): Adrian Corbo – Action Gatineau: 2,889 votes (72.62 per cent)

District de Hull–Wright (7): Steve Moran – Action Gatineau: 1,904 votes (62.51 per cent)

District du Parc-de-la-Montagne–Saint-Raymond (8): Isabelle Cousineau – Action Gatineau: 1,826 votes (49.28 per cent)

District de l’Orée-du-Parc (9): Isabelle N. Miron – Action Gatineau: 2,576 votes (56.64 per cent)

District de Limbour (10): Julie Bélisle – Équipe Mario Aubé: 3,020 votes (51.66 per cent)

District de Touraine (11): Tiffany-Lee Norris Parent – Action Gatineau: 2,068 votes (51.18 per cent)

District de Pointe-Gatineau (12): Marc Carrière – Équipe Mario Aubé: 1,612 votes (51.04 per cent)

District du Carrefour-de-l’Hôpital (13): Catherine Craig-St-Louis – Action Gatineau: 2,319 votes (54.97 per cent)

District du Versant (14): Luc Chénier – Équipe Mario Aubé: 2,916 votes (57.42 per cent)

District de Bellevue (15): Chloé Bourgeois – Équipe Mario Aubé: 2,891 votes (56.92 per cent)

District du Lac-Beauchamp (16): Timmy Jutras – Équipe Mario Aubé: 2,122 votes (57.10 per cent)

District de la Rivière-Blanche (17): Jean Lessard – Équipe Mario Aubé: 3,266 votes (68.34 per cent)

District de Masson-Angers (18): Michael Korhonen – Équipe Mario Aubé: 3,774 votes (80.42 per cent)

District de Buckingham (19): Edmond Leclerc: 2,874 votes (60.81 per cent)

Here is a look at the mayoral election results across western Quebec

Cantley, Que.

Nathalie Belisle is the new mayor of Cantley.

Belisle received 45 per cent of the vote, defeating incumbent David Gomes.

Chelsea, Que.

Brian Nolan is the new mayor of Chelsea, defeating incumbent Pierre Guénard.

Nolan received 62.26 per cent of the vote.

Fort Coulonge

Pierre Cyr was elected mayor, with 59 per cent of the vote.

Gracefield

Mathieu Caron was re-elected mayor, with 67 per cent of the vote.

La Peche

Mayor Guillaume Lamoureux ran unopposed in the election.

Low

Patrick Beaudry is the new mayor of Low. Beaudry received 60.6 per cent of the vote to defeat incumbent Carole Robert.

Maniwaki

Louis-André Hubert is the new mayor of Maniwaki. Hubert received 35 per cent of the vote, defeating incumbent Francine Fortin.

Montebello

Martin Deschênes was acclaimed the mayor of Montebello.

Pontiac

Mayor Roger Larose was re-elected, running unopposed in the municipal election.

Shawville

Mayor William McCleary was re-elected in Shawville.

McCleary received 65.96 per cent of the vote, defeating Linda Davis.

Thurso

Mélanie Boyer was re-elected mayor of Thurso.

Boyer received 66 per cent of the vote to defeat Michel Labrecque.

Val-des-Bois

Clément Larocque has been re-elected mayor of Val-des Bois, receiving 63 per cent of the vote.

Val-des-Monts

Joëlle Gauthier is the new mayor of Val-des-Monts.

Gauthier received 56.59 per cent of the vote to defeat Chantal Renaud.

Outgoing mayor Jules Dagenais did not seek re-election.

--With files from CTV News Ottawa’s Camille Wilson