Maniwaki mayor Louis-André Hubert is voicing concerns about the future of the town, emphasizing the need to preserve its regional importance and encourage economic development. In a recent budget address, and accompanying interviews wiht CHGA FM, Hubert highlighted challenges facing the municipality, including infrastructure deficits and a growing vulnerable population. The mayor’s renewed focus on Maniwaki’s vitality comes after a political career that included a previous bid for the mayoralty in 2006[[2]].
Actualité locale
Par Simon Dominé
|
1 min
Maniwaki’s mayor, Louis-André Hubert, recently emphasized the importance of preserving the town’s regional status and fostering renewed growth during his budget address. This comes as communities across the country grapple with economic shifts and population changes.
Mayor Hubert expressed concern that Maniwaki is facing a risk of decline and is determined to reverse this trend.
The mayor cited the deterioration of roads connecting Maniwaki to Gatineau-Ottawa, unsuccessful municipal mergers, and a growing vulnerable population as key concerns. These factors highlight the challenges faced by regional communities in maintaining infrastructure and supporting residents.
