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Like any cowboy worth his boots, Tony shoots straight. No spin, no games, just a clear plan for Montreal.
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Montreal is a city of grit, heart, and wide-open possibility. It is time for leadership that is not afraid to roll up its sleeves, look folks in the eye, and ride straight toward a better future.
Tony Laroche is bringing the cowboy spirit to City Hall: courage, fairness, and a good dose of straight talk. In this town, we do not need another career politician; we need a trailblazer.
Tony may have been born in the prairies, but Québec is the country he chose—and he’s not shy about showing his love for it. In this music video, Tony’s band, the Berta Boys, performs their hit song 'Chui Né Dans Les Prairies (Mais Le Québec C'est Le Pays Que J'ai Choisi).' It is a light-hearted ode to the province he calls home.
In this music video, Tony’s band pays tribute to curling, one of Canada’s most beloved sports. Their song 'Hurry Hard' celebrates strategy, camaraderie, and the thrill of sweeping to victory.
In this high-octane music video, the Berta Boys dive into the world of nü metal with 'Trucksickoman.' It is heavy, loud, and absolutely committed to the truck life.
Like any cowboy worth his boots, Tony shoots straight. No spin, no games, just a clear plan for Montreal.
This city deserves a mayor who is willing to get in the saddle every morning and ride until the job is done.
Whether it is country music, community connection, or plain old hard work, Tony brings the kind of energy you can actually feel.
Tony vows to replace bike lanes with dusty trails and swap Bixis for horses. Every street will feature mandatory hitching posts, so no cowboy or cowgirl is ever stranded without a place to tie up.
Montreal has lost too many cultural landmarks to drift into silence. Tony plans to invest in a new wave of honky-tonks, live venues, and community spaces where local artists can keep the city loud and alive.
Tony believes every condo in Montreal has the potential to be a vibrant cultural venue. Rooftop concerts, lobby exhibitions, and open mic nights could bring the city together one block at a time.
Tony proposes a bold budget cut to the SPVM and a new Two Cop model: one sheriff and one deputy, chosen from the Quebec star system, backed by a stable of trained police horses and a direct line to 911.
The slogan is simple: lax on crime. That is not a promise of chaos, just a reminder that the city needs a mayor who does not confuse bureaucracy with accountability.
Pot smokers have been riding in fear too long. Tony promises legal weed on day one, with no more hiding and no more shame, just good prairie smoke and a little more peace.
Tony was born in Alberta and loves Montreal, so why not have both? He promises an edict for Montreal to separate from Quebec and join Alberta, with tax relief and cheaper gas to sweeten the deal.
The bridge is the kind of big idea only a true visionary could love. A 3,018 km connection between Dorval and Calgary City Centre would make the trip to Alberta dramatically shorter and much more memorable.

Ready to be part of something bigger? Join Tony Laroche's campaign today and help bring real change to Montreal. Whether you volunteer, donate, or simply spread the word, every bit helps in our journey to City Hall.
Together, we can make history and ride toward a future where Montreal shines brighter than ever.