Pierre Lépine

Pierre Lépine was a French-Canadian lawyer and politician, most notably serving as the Mayor of Montreal from 1954 to 1957. His tenure focused on urban development and modernization efforts in the city, working to improve infrastructure and public services. Lépine’s leadership was part of a broader movement to modernize Montreal during the mid-20th century, balancing economic growth with urban planning. His contributions helped shape the city’s post-war growth, although he is less well-known internationally than other political figures.