Sarto Fournier
Canadian politician and lawyer, Mayor of Montreal
Canadian politician and lawyer, Mayor of Montreal
A lawyer and politician served as the 38th Mayor of Montreal from 1960 to 1962. Fournier's tenure focused on urban development and municipal governance. He also held a significant role within the Quebec Liberal Party and engaged in community initiatives throughout his career. Prior to becoming mayor, he served as a city councillor, contributing to local policy and legislative efforts.
Served as the 38th Mayor of Montreal
Contributed to urban development initiatives
Actively involved with the Quebec Liberal Party
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