- Sunday 30 August 1998
More public housing: Duchesneau Bourque predicts 5,000 residents in Old Montreal by UYEN VU

- Tuesday 18 August 1998
Gerry Weiner joins Bourque team Former mayor of Dollard, Equality Party president and a federal cabinet minister to run in the west end by AARON DERFEL

- Sunday 26 July 1998
What won't they do for a few votes? by BILL BROWNSTEIN... So, His Worship is doing sleep-overs with constituents in a bid to prove he curls up in a bed just like the rest of us.
Splendid idea. Not only does the mayor bring his own floss,
but he'll toss in a soccer ball and a Game Boy for your
offspring. And he'll fry you up a batch of eggs, mow the
lawn, and even schlep over to the depanneur to fetch you
your morning newspaper.
- Saturday 25 July 1998
Little Italy gets big push Campaigning mayor coughs up cash by MIKE KING
- Saturday 18 July 1998
Mayor to bunk with bugs Mayor Pierre Bourque accepts challenge to sleep in Cote des Neiges home by ALLISON LAMPERT
- Friday 17 July 1998
Getting into the swim It is perhaps unfair to say that Mayor Pierre Bourque
deserves the blame any time people show up at their
neighbourhood public pool this sweltering summer, only to
find it closed
- Saturday 11 July 1998
Heavy-handed tactics ... it's also because the dispute reflects directly on the
Bourque administration's city-wide style of consulting - or,
to be more accurate, not really consulting - citizens on
projects closely affecting them.
- Wednesday 8 July 1998
- Henry Aubin - Off-track planning Commuter-rail idea only would encourage more urban sprawl ...Mayor Bourque revealed last week that the Quebec
government was, at his behest, studying the possibility of
building a commuter rail line between the South Shore and
centre city, with a stop at the casino.
For any Montreal mayor, however, to back the plan is irresponsible. Bourque argues that this train would reduce traffic on the Champlain and Victoria bridges and decongest downtown streets.
Pierre Bourque
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.... All Bourque's plan would do, then, is inflate the doughnut, spurring more
people to move from Montreal Island and further depleting
its feeble fiscal base.
Yet the casino train, if it goes ahead, would be only one
small part of a big government strategy to make it easier to
live off the island.
- Monday 22 June 1998
The myth of disparity Quebec has done very well economically
despite doomsayers by THOMAS LEMIEUX
- Wednesday 17 June 1998
Caisse to upgrade Palais area It needs $60 million for project that includes
covering Ville Marie Expressway Scraire hopes to have the $60 million in hand by the end of the summer, allowing the corporation to launch Phase 1, which more or less covers the area between Place Bonaventure and the Palais des Congres.
- Sunday 7 June 1998
Dreaming of the future Two decades from now, they'll still be fixing the Ville Marie Expressway by TOMMY SCHNURMACHER (saved for June 7, 2018. when Premier Josee Legault, to the chagrin of Progressive Reform Party chief Mario Dumont, does a fiscal pact with
Montreal Mayor Andy Nulman .. it gets better
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#850 Pierre Bourque night June 17
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#847 Jean Doré night May 27th.
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Three remain in mayoral contest The withdrawal of Conrad Sauve leaves Jacques
Duchesneau and Jean Dore challenging Pierre
Bourque for the mayor's chair. Smart money
says one of the two challengers will win.
AARON DERFEL
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