On June 7, during the 5th Montreal Citizen Summit, we made the firm commitment to respect public and transparent rules of financing. In order to do so, we have decided to publish, on this page, the amounts of the contributions received, as well as the names of donors, whether donations are more or less than a $100. This list will continually be updated. 

Take note that, in accordance with the law, the Chief Electoral Officer of Quebec is already required to inform the public on the financing sources of municipal parties, by way of reports which include a list of donors.

Before publishing these names, Vision Montréal assures itself that these donors declare being qualified electors in Montreal and having contributed under the annual maximum limit of $1,000.  Legal persons (companies, unions, etc.) are strictly forbidden from making contributions. Money contributions over a $100 must be made by means of a cheque, other payment order signed by the elector, a credit card or a transfer of funds to an account held by the official representative of Vision Montréal.  For a contribution made by credit card or fund transfer, the elector must sign a form produced by the official representative.  For all contribution, Vision Montréal will emit a receipt and this contribution can give place to a maximum tax credit of $105, 75% of the first $140. 

Vision Montréal is convinced that citizen participation to democratic life rests first on the conviction that the rules of public and transparent rules of financing preside to the choice of elected officials and protects them from all form of abuse. This is the reason why this list will be published and continually updated. Moreover, we invite all Montreal municipal political parties to do the same

Cordially,

Louise Harel                                                                                                                                                  

Leader of Vision Montreal and Leader of the Official Opposition