Thank you, Berthier. My commitment continues.
Thank you to the voters, volunteers and my loved ones. I remain committed to Berthier.
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Local issues.
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This section brings together my news and Berthier’s local issues. Publications from the 2026 campaign are kept as archives.
Explore Berthier’s local issues : heritage, the ferry, agriculture and commitments.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
Berthier
on the ground.
Agriculture and the next generation of farmers in Berthier: my commitments
Access to land, farm transfers and administrative processes: standing up for farmers and the next generation.
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Berthierville monastery: the full cost and a plan to break the deadlock
Public costs, the building’s condition and the steps I commit to taking if elected.
Read more →Agriculture and the first 100 days: my commitments for Berthier
Seven regional priorities and a timetable for actions, meetings and public follow-up if elected.
Read more →Sorel-Tracy–Saint-Ignace-de-Loyola ferry: Steve Piché calls for a more reliable service and better management of local impacts
Two vessels as the normal level of service, real backup capacity and concrete measures to protect Saint-Ignace-de-Loyola residents.
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2026 provincial election in the riding of Berthier — Conservative Party of Québec
A locally rooted candidacy to represent Berthier residents with accessibility, pragmatism and practical management experience.
Read more →Steve Piché to run for the PCQ in Berthier
A sensible, unifying, hands-on choice to represent the entire riding of Berthier.
Read more →Berthier: different realities, one riding
From the river to northern Lanaudière, Berthier’s municipalities have different realities that deserve a presence and follow-up tailored to their needs.
Read more →Why I want to get involved now
After more than 15 years in management and human resources, I want to put practical, hands-on experience to work for Berthier.
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