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Municipal Council

Marc Doret Paul Trudeau Pascal Brault Linda Jun Lu Nicole Duchastel Christopher von Roretz Joe Bou-Faisal Role and responsibilities of the municipal council Electoral Districts Code of ethics and good conduct Mandatory trainings for elected officials

Composed of a mayor and six councillors, the municipal council assumes the duties incumbent upon them by law. It monitors the quality of life of citizens and ensures that the services offered adequately meet the needs of the community.

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Email: mdoret@ville.dorval.qc.ca

“Welcome to the City of Dorval’s website!

Whether you are a Dorval citizen, a resident from a surrounding city or a tourist, I invite you to take a few moments to explore our site, which offers a wealth of information on our beautiful City.

Among other things, it will provide you with information on services offered by the municipality, news involving our community, details on the plethora of events and activities organized by the City, as well as by-laws and many other topics that may be of interest to you.

In brief, through this site, you will discover why it’s so great to live in Dorval!”

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Email: ptrudeau@ville.dorval.qc.ca

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Email: pbrault@ville.dorval.qc.ca

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Email: ljunlu@ville.dorval.qc.ca

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Email: nduchastel@ville.dorval.qc.ca

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Email: cvonroretz@ville.dorval.qc.ca

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Email: jboufaisal@ville.dorval.qc.ca

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The municipal council assumes the duties incumbent upon them by law. It monitors the quality of life of citizens and ensures that the services offered adequately meet the needs of the community. When it makes decisions on guidelines and priorities for the municipality, it takes into account the interests of the entire population and its decisions take the form of resolutions or by-laws adopted at a meeting held in accordance with the provisions of the Cities and Towns Act.

The municipal council holds monthly public meetings at the "Quatre Vents" residence (12 Dahlia Avenue), at 8 p.m. These meetings are open to the public and a question period is set aside for residents. The agenda of the meeting is available online the day prior to the meeting.

To consult the council meeting schedule or to view the agendas, the minutes of the council meetings, and the video recordings of the meetings, visit the council meetings page.

Council Meetings

The City of Dorval’s territory, which had 14,535 registered voters as of November 2, 2025, is divided into 6 electoral districts (average of 2,427 voters per district). Note that, unless otherwise indicated, the centre of the indicated traffic lanes and demarcations constitutes the effective limit.

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RCM-101-2024 | Effective October 31, 2024 – In effect for the 2025 election

Division of the City's territory into six electoral districts

Map of electoral districts
2025-2029

Elected representatives and municipal employees must respect a code of ethics and professional conduct, the principles of which are listed in the documents below.

RCM-88-2022 | Updated as at March 2, 2022

Code of Ethics and Good Conduct of Elected Municipal Officials

Commission municipale du Québec (CMQ) - In French only

Code of Ethics and Good Conduct - 2025 Performance Audit

Under the Municipal Ethics and Good Conduct Act, every council member must, within six months of the start of their first term and within nine months of the start of any subsequent term, participate in training on municipal ethics and good conduct. The elected official must declare their participation to the city clerk, who reports it to the council. The municipality must keep its website up to date with the list of members who have completed the training.

Under the Act Respecting the Ministère des Affaires municipales, des Régions et de l’Occupation du territoire, every council member must attend training on their role as well as on the municipal system within nine months of taking office. The elected official must declare their participation to the city clerk, who reports it to the council. The municipality must keep its website up to date with the list of members who have completed the training.

Here is the list of elected officials who have completed the following trainings as of the regular council meeting of February 16, 2026:

Training on Ethics and Good Conduct