Successful leadership in Demerger Trusted leadership for the future PHOTO RE-ELECT MITCHELL BROWNSTEIN Cote Saint Luc District 7 Serving Our Community Servire Nostra Comunita

From 1990 to 2001 it has been my honor to serve as your City Councilor. As co-Chair of the Cote Saint Luc Demerger Committee, I was thrilled to be a part of the movement that won the June 20, 2004 referendum to take back Cote Saint Luc. I am especially pleased to have played an instrumental role in the establishment of the Or Hahayim Synagogue, Hebrew Academy, Beth Chabad and the expansion of Ecole Maimonides. I also assisted in negotiating a settlement with Hydro Quebec to move back the Hydro poles at the Sabin Substation. Prior to the 1995 Referendum I was the only Councilor in favor of passing a “STAYING CANADIAN” resolution. In October 1996 I reintroduced the Staying Canadian resolution which was passed unanimously and followed by 47 cities in Quebec representing over 1 million Quebecers, and has been a contributing factor towards the Federal Governments pro-active approach to National Unity – “ The Clarity Act”. Issues of concern to me include green space, development of the CP rail yards, Kildare and/or Cavendish to Royalmount extension, the library, building an indoor swimming pool and a full recreational center to service seniors and attract young families. Your input is vital and I have enjoyed hearing from so many of you over the years. I look forward to continuing our special relationship. Mitchell Brownstein

Serving Our Community “As a City Councilor, Mitchell Brownstein dedicated himself to Cote Saint Luc, working very, very hard in the best interests of all its residents.” -Eleanor London, Chief Librarian 1965-2002 “It was a great honor to host Councilor Brownstein’s ceremony at the Beth Israel Synagogue to commemorate the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. He is a leader who is not only concerned with municipal issues but also with humanitarian issues.” -Reuben Poupko, Rabbi of the Beth Israel Beth Aaron Synagogue PHOTO Mitchell Brownstein, Anthony Housefather, Glenn Nashen & Ruth Kovac, Co-chairs of the Cote Saint-Luc Demerger Committee, celebrating the Demerger Referendum victory, June 20, 2004 “It’s nice to know that there is someone such as yourself that makes people feel worthy of standing up for what they believe in.” -Debbie Fuchs, resident District 7 “Mr. Brownstein has always been there to solve any municipal problem I have had, large or small.” -Alberto Cambone, resident District 7 Contact: 939-9559 ext 202 or Brownstein@videotron.ca Published by the committee to re-elect Mitchell Brownstein. Paid for and authorized by Elaine Brownstein, Official Agent, Printed by Impeccable Printing, Montreal, Quebec.