Côte-Des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-De-Grâce

Sonny Moroz

Candidate - City Councillor
SNOWDON

Biography

Spokesperson for intercultural relations, participatory democracy, public consultation, and organizational performance
  Member of the Commission on Social Development and Montreal Diversity

Sonny Moroz is passionate about local politics and is well-known for his grassroots work, accessibility, and unwavering commitment to the citizens of Snowdon. He works daily to improve the quality of life in Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, always putting residents’ needs first.

Before entering municipal politics, Sonny worked in the constituency office of federal MP Anthony Housefather (Mount Royal). As Outreach Coordinator, he gained valuable experience supporting seniors, families, and vulnerable individuals, serving as a key point of contact during the pandemic.

Since being elected in 2021, Sonny has been a driving force for change on city council. He has:

  • Amended the City of Montreal’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policy to include measures against hate crimes, antisemitism, and Islamophobia.
  • Led the adoption of Jewish Heritage Month in Montreal.
  • Actively supported lowering speed limits on residential streets to improve safety.
  • Worked to attract new investments for community programs, especially in Côte-des-Neiges, to support youth, families, and seniors.

Sonny is also a strong ally of the borough’s cultural communities. He supported the recognition of Philippine Heritage Month and advocated for sports infrastructure for the Tamil community, particularly for cricket and human rights initiatives.

Driven by a deep sense of public service, Sonny continues to amplify the voices of citizens overlooked by the current administration. For him, being a city councillor means rigorously defending everyday issues like safety, cleanliness, housing, equity, and inclusion. It also means being accessible, present in the community, and always ready to move forward on the issues that matter most.

Our Commitments for

CÔTE-DES-NEIGES–NOTRE-DAME-DE-GRÂCE

Borough

  1. Accelerate the development of the Hippodrome District and the extension of Cavendish Boulevard.
  2. Preserve safe and sanitary housing through reinforced inspections.
  3. Secure our neighborhoods with more lighting in parks and near metro stations, and by investing in a plan to counter the rise in crime and hate crimes.
  4. Establish a real plan to address flooding.
  5. Make dangerous intersections safer, especially around schools and public transit.
  6. Attract more local businesses and cultural events.

 

SNOWDON DISTRICT

  1. Keep public restrooms and park chalets open throughout the summer season.
  2. Improve safety and the sense of security around the La Savane, Namur, Plamondon, and Snowdon metro stations, day and night, notably with better lighting.
  3. Add children’s playgrounds, dog exercise areas, as well as cricket and basketball courts.

 

DARLINGTON DISTRICT

  1. Double the size of the basketball/netball court in Martin Luther King Park and begin construction of a Sports and Recreation Centre.
  2. Equip the borough with a traffic plan and a mitigation strategy for residents in connection with the arrival of the new REM Canora station.
  3. Redesign Linton Avenue and the Bates roundabout.

 

CÔTE-DES-NEIGES DISTRICT

  1. Develop new facilities in parks for free training and crossfit.
  2. Preserve and expand the green spaces of Marie-Gérin-Lajoie Park.
  3. Create a “Remembrance Route” linking Saint Joseph’s Oratory to Mount Royal.

 

LOYOLA DISTRICT

  1. Enhance winter sports infrastructure and modernize the Doug Harvey Arena.
  2. Make our streets and intersections safer for families and engage in genuine consultations with residents on their mobility needs.
  3. Extend the concept of festive and cultural spaces to Trenholme and Loyola parks.

NOTRE-DAME-DE-GRÂCE DISTRICT

  1. Revitalize the Empress Theatre to relaunch the performing arts in the neighborhood.
  2. Develop basketball courts in all district parks.
  3. Support small businesses by creating winning conditions and tailoring actions to each commercial artery: Somerled, Monkland, Sherbrooke, and Saint-Jacques.

 

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