Town Council
Following the November 2 election, the members of the new municipal council will be sworn in over the next few days. This page will be updated as soon as everything is officially launched.
To find out the results of the November 2 election, please visit the Élections Québec website
Each month, the Town’s elected officials welcome you to a regular Council meeting. Attend the meetings not only to learn about decisions affecting the Town’s operations but also to ask questions.
Check our calendar to find out the date of the next meeting, and also take a look at our public notices, agendas and minutes to make sure you don't miss out on any municipal news.
Please note that minutes of meeting are posted on the website only once they have been approved by Council, usually the month after the meeting concerned. The agendas are usually posted on the Friday before the meeting.
Recordings of the Council Meetings
Past Council meetings can be listened to or viewed online. Recorded in audio or video format, the meetings are posted on the Town’s YouTube channel.
Code of Ethics and Good Conduct for the Elected Officials
Peter J. Malouf
Phone: 514 734-2914
Email: peter.malouf@town.mount-royal.qc.ca
Peter J. Malouf was elected as the 16th Mayor of the Town of Mount Royal in the 2021 general election with 55,47 % of the votes.
Mayor Peter Malouf was elected to preside over Town of Mount Royal's municipal council and to help guide and develop policies and protocols that ensure the quality of life in the Town. The mayor also represents the interests of the Town’s citizens on the Montreal Urban Agglomeration Council.
Peter Malouf is a financial entrepreneur and sports enthusiast.
Native-born Townies, Peter Malouf and his wife Carol raised their five children in the Garden City. Throughout his life, Peter has championed healthy lifestyles for children and families and advocated for the preservation of the precious green spaces that give TMR its unique identity.
Known for his financial expertise and dedication, Mayor Peter Malouf is determined to elevate the voice of citizens and ensure the quality of life in the Town.
With an MBA in finance and economics, Mayor Malouf is committed to fiscal prudence, responsible urban planning and municipal transparency. Professionally, his current business interests include state-of-the-art recyclable technologies and bionic ear technologies for institutional health, safety and first responder communications. At the community level, he has led various strategic planning initiatives with local educational institutions and continues to serve on local non-profit boards.
Equally passionate about business and sports, Peter owned and operated Rockland Sport Indoor Tennis Squash and Fitness Center for 16 years, was a founding member of ACTIQ (Association des Clubs de Tennis Intérieur du Québec), created TMR's summer tennis camps and fitness program in Mohawk Park, coached hockey for 22 years and continues to play in TMR’s over-60 league as well as other leagues on the island of Montreal.
Mayor Malouf brings a lifetime of practical industry knowledge to the challenge of developing the Town’s Quartier Sportif and Communautaire. Under his leadership, the Town will prioritize the protection of cherished green spaces by responding to the challenges of climate change and ensuring that residents benefit from the facilities and services they deserve.
Antoine Tayar
Phone: 514 734-2914
Email: antoine.tayar@town.mount-royal.qc.ca
Councillor for District No. 1, Antoine Tayar. Re-elected with 68.68 % of the votes in the 2025 municipal election.
Antoine Tayar is a seasoned professional with extensive international experience working with leading global companies in Canada and around the world, private regional companies and startups. He is recognized for building trust-based relationships and strategic networks and partnerships.
Antoine has over 30 years of experience in public affairs, corporate communications, government relations, public relations, reputation and crisis management, sustainable development, and social impact programs. He spent most of his career with The Coca-Cola Company and has worked with other multinationals and international advertising and communication groups.
Antoine was with Coca-Cola Canada as Director of Public Affairs and Communications for Quebec and Eastern Canada until 2019. He worked most recently as Director of Government Relations for Juul Labs Canada, a California-based startup, leaving in October 2020.
He is active in business and professional associations. He has chaired the Over-regulation Committee of the Fédération des chambres de commerce du Québec from 2016 to 2021, and currently serves on the Board of the Chambre de Commerce et d'Industrie Canada-Liban. Until early 2021, he was a Director on the Board of the American Chamber of Commerce in Canada, having chaired the Quebec Chapter between 2017 and 2019.
Antoine is heavily involved in several organizations, including the Breakfast Club of Canada. He is on the Board of the Saint-Joseph-de-Mont-Royal parish and volunteers as a mentor with his alma mater.
Antoine speaks English, French and Arabic, and holds a B.A. in Political Science and Public Administration from the American University of Beirut and completed his Masters courses in Political Science at St Joseph University in Lebanon.
François-Patrick Allard
Phone: 514 734-2914
Email: francois-patrick.allard@ville.mont-royal.qc.ca
Councillor for District No. 2, Mr. François-Patrick Allard. Elected with 61.09% of the vote in the 2025 general election.
François-Patrick holds a bachelor's degree in mathematics with a specialization in statistics from the University of Montreal. He worked for over 20 years at Loto-Québec, initially as a data and research analyst. His creative yet pragmatic side led him to shift toward more marketing-oriented positions and eventually to become general manager of subsidiaries.
During this period, he worked closely with hundreds of non-profit organizations to help them obtain funding to fulfill their missions. For the past five years, he has been working independently in marketing strategy, assisting small and medium-sized businesses in developing and implementing their strategic plans.
One of his roles was as general manager of the Quebec Jockey Club, during which time he served on the boards of directors of Standardbred Canada and Racetracks of Canada for three years. He was also a member of the audit committee and the intergovernmental relations committee.
François-Patrick moved with his family to Town of Mount Royal 12 years ago and immediately fell in love with the peaceful, family-friendly environment the town offered. François-Patrick is an active member of the town's recreation services, playing tennis and pickleball.
Through his political involvement as Town Councillor for District No. 2, he is committed to contributing to the town's development by putting the well-being of residents at the heart of all his decisions.
Daniel Pilon
Phone: 514 734-4211
Email: daniel.pilon@town.mount-royal.qc.ca
Councillor for District No. 3, Daniel Pilon. Re-elected with 74.11% of the votes in the 2025 municipal election.
Daniel holds a master’s degree in urban planning from the Université de Montréal and worked in the municipal sector for nearly 40 years before retiring in 2019. He was Director General of MRC Les Moulins for 33 years, working in all spheres of urban planning, land use planning and transit.
He helped implement an efficient, effective public transit system while creating accessible transit for people with disabilities and reduced mobility.
Daniel has always been very involved. He was a director at the Ordre des urbanistes du Québec for several years. He volunteered on the governing boards for École St-Clément and École Pierre-Laporte and was the president of Académie Saint-Clément Est’s governing board for many years. He also coached soccer when his children were young. A husband and father of two adult children, Daniel has been living in our beloved Town of Mount Royal for 29 years.
Daniel makes the most of the Town’s recreational services, playing badminton and tennis, and he has volunteered with the community organization MultiCaf and the Rogers Cup.
Through his political commitment as Councillor for District No. 3, Daniel is dedicated to providing responsible urban development and planning that takes into account the needs of citizens and brings together perspectives for community well-being.
Costas Labos
Phone: 514 734-2914
Email: costas.labos@ville.mont-royal.qc.ca
Councillor for District No. 4, Costas Labos. Elected with 36.43% of the votes in the 2025 municipal election.
Costas Labos is a seasoned professional with a career spanning more than 35 years, including 20 years in the private sector as an industrial refrigeration specialist and 15 years in the public sector managing building infrastructure. He holds a bachelor's degree in building engineering from Concordia University and is recognized as an expert in his field.
In the private sector, he spent more than 20 years in industrial and technical sales and managing large-scale industrial projects. He currently holds the position of Head of division at the City of Montreal, within the Buildings and Energy Operations Department, where he oversees the mechanical maintenance of municipal infrastructure. His technical expertise helps ensure the safety, reliability and sustainability of the city's facilities.
His achievements have been recognized with several awards, including the prestigious Milton W. Garland Award from the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), as well as awards and honourable mentions from the CNESST for his commitment to innovation in workplace safety. He is also regularly invited to professional conferences to share his knowledge on engineering innovation, energy efficiency and infrastructure management.
A proud resident for over 30 years, Costas Labos is married and has two children. His family has been actively involved in community life, from sports to local activities, giving him a unique perspective on the needs of families and the quality of municipal services.
Sarah Morgan
Phone: 514 734-2914
Email: sarah.morgan@ville.mont-royal.qc.ca
Councillor for District No. 5, Sarah Morgan. Elected with 64.61% of the votes in the 2025 municipal election.
Sarah holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering with a specialization in control systems and mechatronics, as well as a master’s degree in applied science. She is currently pursuing a PhD and is a member of the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec. Professionally, she is an engineering manager in the biomedical field, where she has led innovations in the design of cardiac catheters used to treat atrial fibrillation, directly contributing to improved patient care.
Sarah has always been deeply involved in education and community service. She founded a robotics program for children with special needs at the Friendship Circle, which later expanded to the Quebec Society for Disabled Children. Her research on motor-skill development through robotics was published and presented at the 2018 Canadian Engineering Education Association conference in Vancouver. She also works to promote careers in science and technology among youth—especially young girls—through a wide range of outreach initiatives.
A long-time volunteer, Sarah has received several distinctions recognizing her commitment, including the Lieutenant Governor’s Medal for Youth (2014) and the Grand Monterois award in the “Relève” category (2017). Beyond her scientific and educational involvement, she has contributed to many local activities, from assisting with ballet classes and refereeing football games to participating enthusiastically in the Town’s beloved flower exhibitions.
A proud resident of the Town of Mount Royal and its traditions, Sarah wants to bring new ideas to preserve the unique character of our community and ensure its vitality for generations to come.
Caroline Decaluwe
Phone: 514-734-2914
Email: caroline.decaluwe@town.mount-royal.qc.ca
Councillor for District No. 6, Caroline Decaluwe. Re-elected with 59.91% of the votes in the 2025 municipal election.
Architect and member of the Quebec Association of Architects since 2010, Caroline has worked in Montreal and Toronto on a large spectrum of architectural and urban projects (urban planning, feasibility studies, programming & regulations analysis, design & construction, etc). Prior to being an architect, Caroline graduated in finance and economics from HEC Montreal and worked in various divisions in a multinational firm (General Electric) in financial planning & analysis, accounting and cost management, real estate and process improvements (black belt).
Caroline is passionate about architecture, urban planning and green spaces. She is keen to defend and preserve the architectural heritage of the Town, while ensuring TMR can continue to flourish with modern times. With her skills and expertise, Caroline wishes to help the TMR community find adequate responses to real estate and construction challenges the city currently faces. Conscious of the quality of life offered by TMR, Caroline wants to preserve the Town’s attributes and continue to improve the quality of its installations and services, as well as the vitality of the town's center. Having developed an interest in visual and performing arts since a young age, she is also interested in all aspects relating to arts, culture and recreational activities within our urban context.
Caroline made TMR her home for the past 20 years. Mother of two young children, Caroline has been actively involved in various volunteer initiatives, such as sitting on the Governing Board at École Saint-Clément Ouest.
Sébastien Dreyfuss
Phone: 514 734-2914
Email: sebastien.dreyfuss@town.mount-royal.qc.ca
Councillor for District No. 7, Sébastien Dreyfuss. Re-elected with 71,11% of the votes in the 2025 municipal election.
Sébastien Dreyfuss has deep roots in the Town of Mount Royal, where he grew up and developed his core values of community and collaboration. From an early age, he was involved in local life, first on the ice as a hockey player and later behind the bench as a minor hockey coach—a passion for sports and civic engagement that has never left him.
After studying communications and languages at Université de Montréal and UQAM, Sébastien finalized his higher education journey in Koblenz, Germany. Back in Québec, he began his career at Université de Montréal in the IT Services Department before joining Druide informatique, a Québec flagship company renowned for its linguistic solutions, as Director of Customer Service.
Now living in the Town of Mount Royal to raise his children and stay close to his parents, who still reside in the family home, Sébastien is actively involved in municipal life. During his first term as councillor, he chaired the Demolition and Sustainable Development Committees and contributed to major projects such as the Community and sports centre. He also works to improve safety and mobility, notably through the creation of cycling links, to build a more inclusive and sustainable city.
Visionary and pragmatic, Sébastien Dreyfuss embodies leadership rooted in proximity, transparency, and a commitment to shaping his community for future generations.
Sophie Séguin
Phone: 514 734-2914
Email: sophie.seguin@town.mount-royal.qc.ca
Councillor for District No. 8, Sophie Séguin. Re-elected with 65.65% of the votes in the 2025 municipal election.
Sophie Séguin holds a bachelor’s degree in actuarial science and an Executive MBA. She has been working in the financial services industry for over 25 years. She began her career in a financial institution, worked with a large pension plan consultant, and provided her expertise to an insurance company before creating her own consulting firm in 2006.
Sophie is involved in her community; she has served on the governing board for École Saint-Clément-Ouest, where she also volunteered. She was also a member of the Parents’ Association of Mount Royal (APMR)’s board of directors for four years and is a past president.
