I live here
I live with my family in Saint-Ignace-de-Loyola. Village life, families and travel within Berthier are part of my daily reality.
After the 2026 campaign · Berthier
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PCQ candidate in Berthier · 2026 campaign concluded
Steve Piché
A hands-on manager.
Still committed to Berthier.
More than 15 years working with entrepreneurs, workers and small businesses. I want to put that experience to work for the people of Berthier.
15+years in management and
human resources
human resources
CRHAprofessional designation
since 2012
since 2012
D’AUTRAYa long-standing
regional commitment
regional commitment
01 — WHAT SETS ME APART
Choosing
a hands-on approach.
My involvement in the region is built on experience, listening and being present in the community. It continues after the campaign.
Involved before the campaign
Ten years of involvement with the CCIBA, including serving as president from 2018 to 2021, along with work with the Alliance des chambres de commerce de Lanaudière.
Practical management experience
More than 15 years managing teams and human resources matters in transportation, construction, industry and services.
Accessible and practical
My approach is simple: listen to the people involved, understand the issue, act carefully and report on results.
02 — WHY I GET INVOLVED
Why
now?
For more than 15 years, I have worked with entrepreneurs, managers and workers. I have seen what works, but also what becomes unnecessarily complicated when decisions are made too far from the people affected.
Today, I want to put that experience to work for the whole region and bring people together beyond political labels around solutions that work.
“Politics should start with understanding real problems — then delivering results.”
03 — MY BACKGROUND
Managing real people.
Solving real problems.
Express Mondor
Multi-site HR director. Approximately 260 employees in Québec and Ontario, with responsibility for an HR team.
Délices d’Antan
Human resources and occupational health and safety.
Tim Hortons
Multi-site HR director. Built the HR function from scratch for an organization of approximately 150 employees.
Bachelor of Business Administration — HR Management, UQTRDEC in Accounting and ManagementCRHA since 2012
04 — PRIORITIES FOR BERTHIER
Seven issues.
The same commitment to results.
Agriculture and the next generation of farmers
Stand up for farmers, reduce red tape and raise the issues surrounding farm transfers and access to land.
Small businesses & the regional economy
Remove unnecessary obstacles for our businesses, support entrepreneurship and encourage investment here.
Workforce & skilled trades
Promote vocational training, improve access to skilled trades and take concrete steps to address shortages.
Local services
Living far from a major centre should never mean having to accept fewer services.
Regional autonomy
Give municipalities and regions more flexibility to meet the needs of their communities.
Responsible management
Treat every public dollar with the same care a family or small business applies to its own budget.
A simpler, more effective government
Reduce bureaucracy and simplify processes so government can focus more on services and results.
05 — OUR RIDING
One riding.
Many realities.
From the river to northern Lanaudière, Berthier brings together towns, villages, farmland, businesses, the Atikamekw community of Manawan and vast areas with different needs. An MNA must represent the entire riding — not just the place they live.
Manawan is an integral part of Berthier. I want to build a direct, respectful relationship with the community. Any communication in Atikamekw will be prepared with a qualified person from Manawan to respect the language and its meaning.
24municipalities
1Atikamekw community
11unorganized territories
Municipalities
01Berthierville
02Lanoraie
03La Visitation-de-l’Île-Dupas
04Mandeville
05Saint-Alphonse-Rodriguez
06Saint-Barthélemy
07Sainte-Béatrix
08Saint-Cléophas-de-Brandon
09Saint-Côme
10Saint-Cuthbert
11Saint-Damien
12Saint-Didace
13Sainte-Élisabeth
14Sainte-Émélie-de-l’Énergie
15Saint-Félix-de-Valois
16Saint-Gabriel
17Saint-Gabriel-de-Brandon
18Sainte-Geneviève-de-Berthier
19Saint-Ignace-de-Loyola
20Saint-Jean-de-Matha
21Sainte-Marcelline-de-Kildare
22Saint-Michel-des-Saints
23Saint-Norbert
24Saint-Zénon
Atikamekw community
01Manawan
Unorganized territories
01Baie-Atibenne
02Baie-de-la-Bouteille
03Baie-Obaoca
04Lac-Cabasta
05Lac-Devenyns
06Lac-du-Taureau
07Lac-Legendre
08Lac-Matawin
09Lac-Minaki
10Lac-Santé
11Saint-Guillaume-Nord
06 — AFTER THE CAMPAIGN
My commitment continues.
I did not win this election, but I’m not putting Berthier’s issues aside. I will keep asking questions, following local issues and speaking up for our region.
Explore local issues07 — MY HISTORY WITH THE REGION
Community involvement
before politics.
Chamber of commerce
President of the Chambre de commerce et d’industrie Berthier–D’Autray and public involvement in the Saint-Ignace–Sorel ferry issue.
First municipal campaign
Ran in District 5 in Saint-Ignace-de-Loyola: a first hands-on electoral experience, outside my district of residence.
Provincial campaign in Berthier
Conservative Party of Québec candidate in the 2026 election, seeking to put my management experience to work for the entire riding of Berthier.
08 — DID YOU KNOW?
Behind the commitment.
A person grounded in everyday life.
A blended family
A father of two daughters and stepfather to a boy, Steve puts his family at the centre of his everyday life.
Life in a small village
He lives with his family in a house in Saint-Ignace-de-Loyola, a small village in the heart of Berthier.
Curious by nature
A technology enthusiast, he is interested in tools and innovations that make life simpler and organizations more effective.
Driving electric
He has driven an electric vehicle since 2018 and knows that reality well beyond speeches and spec sheets.
09 — STEVE PICHÉ AT A GLANCE
Clear answers.
Verifiable facts.
Who is Steve Piché?
Steve Piché is a hands-on manager, a certified human resources professional (CRHA) and a former Conservative Party of Québec candidate in the riding of Berthier.
Where did Steve Piché run?
He ran in Berthier in Québec’s 2026 provincial election. The riding includes municipalities in D’Autray and Matawinie, as well as the Atikamekw community of Manawan.
What comes after the campaign?
The 2026 campaign is over. Steve remains committed to Berthier and intends to keep following local issues and speaking up about residents’ concerns.
10 — LET’S STAY IN TOUCH
An issue in your community?
Let’s talk.
The campaign is over, but the conversation continues. Have a question, an idea or a local issue to share? Please get in touch.
+1 450 499-6292DIRECT CONTACT
I’m still available.
You can call, text or email me to tell me about an issue in Berthier.