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The SHDM is pleased to support Stronger together this Mother’s Day, a Mères avec pouvoir‘s campaign.

As we celebrate Mother’s Day on Sunday, we invite you to (re)discover this organization that aims to promote the optimal development and well-being of low- and moderate-income single mothers and their child(ren) to ensure their social and professional integration. Mères avec pouvoir facilitates the progress of women through access to transitional social housing , community and individual support and a place in a daycare for their children.

You too can be part of the success stories of these women.

Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers !

 

 

 

Ville de Montreal and the Société d’habitation et de développement de Montréal (SHDM) are pleased to announce the appointment of Suze Youance to the SHDM’s Board of Directors as well as the renewal of the term of office of three other members for a period of two years, namely Robert Juneau and Alain Lapointe, as Directors, and  Johanne Brunet, as Board Chair.

These appointments, confirmed at the meeting of Ville de Montréal’s Executive Committee on April 14, 2021, are effective immediately. In accordance with the SHDM’s bylaws, Ville de Montréal’s Executive Committee is responsible for appointing its directors, who are chosen to represent a wide range of relevant skills in order to guide the organization in its strategic choices and ensure sound governance.

« On behalf of the Board of Directors, I would like to welcome Mrs. Youance and wish her the best of success. I am delighted that the SHDM will be able to benefit from her knowledge and expertise, » stated Johanne Brunet, Chair of the SHDM’s Board of Directors. « The renewal of Mr. Juneau’s and Mr. Lapointe’s terms of office reflects their significant contribution to the SHDM. And lastly, I am touched by the trust and confidence placed in me with the renewal of my own term of office as Board Chair.

About Suze Youance

With a PhD in Engineering from École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS), Suze Youance has diversified experience and recognized expertise in structural typology and seismic vulnerability (heritage buildings, school and hospital buildings, residences). Her experience in project management and her excellent communication skills have led her to become a television hostess, university lecturer, consultant, and associate professor, in Québec and Haiti. Involved in the Montréal community, Mrs. Youance is a volunteer in activities promoting women in engineering at ÉTS and is Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors of the Bureau de la communauté haïtienne à Montréal (BCHM).

 

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SHDM  is pleased to announce a new partnership with The Agence de mobilité durable in collaboration with the Ville de Montréal, by adding its Îlot Balmoral building parking lot to the P$ Montréal Centre-Ville pilot project. From march 1st, this initiative will allow downtown visitors to take advantage of various existing private parking lots’ offer and thus reduce the time it will take to find a parking space.

Ville de Montréal and the Société d’habitation et de développement de Montréal (SHDM) are pleased to announce the appointment of Clotilde Tarditi and Élodie Postel to the Board of Directors of the SHDM.

The appointment of Clotilde Tarditi and Élodie Postel, approved at Ville de Montréal’s Executive Committee meeting on July 8, 2020, takes effect immediately. In accordance with the SHDM’s articles of incorporation, Ville de Montréal’s Executive Committee is responsible for appointing its directors, who are chosen to represent a variety of relevant skills to guide the organization in its strategic choices and ensure sound governance.

Robert Beaudry, a member of Ville de Montréal’s Executive Committee and responsible for real estate management and planning, housing, major parks and Parc Jean-Drapeau, is delighted with the arrival of the two new directors on the Board of the SHDM: « We are very pleased that the SHDM can benefit from the experience of Mrs. Tarditi and Mrs. Postel. Carrying out real estate projects that are structuring for the community is particularly important in Montréal and there is no doubt that their combined expertise will make a substantial contribution to the development of our city. »

« Ville de Montréal is making significant efforts in terms of specific representativeness within decision-making bodies, among other things, with respect to parity and diversity. I am therefore delighted that the appointment of these two new directors follows the recommendations made by the Office de consultation publique sur le racisme et la discrimination systémique, » stated Cathy Wong, who is responsible for diversity, employment inclusion, the French language and the fight against racism and discrimination on Ville de Montréal’s Executive Committee.

« On behalf of the Board of Directors, I would like to welcome Mrs. Tarditi and Mrs. Postel to our team, » announced Johanne Brunet, Chair of the Board of Directors of the SHDM. « We are proud to be able to count on these two talented individuals, whose respective skills and abilities will be both useful and complementary to those of the current Board. It is our firm conviction that they will be valuable assets to our organization. »

About Clotilde Tarditi
Clotilde Tarditi is the Executive Director of the Corporation d’habitation Jeanne-Mance (CHJM). Working in the social housing sector for a number of years, she is recognized for her expertise in socio-community development and social intervention as well as for her skills in change management, leadership and strategic analysis. Prior to joining the CHJM, Mrs. Tarditi held management positions at the Ville d’Échirolles (France) and the Confédération Nationale du Logement de l’Isère (France).

About Élodie Postel
Élodie Postel is a member of the Ordre des architectes du Québec and has solid experience in strategic planning, business development and project management. Over the course of her career, she has had the opportunity to coordinate a large number of residential, institutional and commercial architectural projects. In addition to having founded and presided over her own company (S.O.S archis), Mrs. Postel has worked at FABRIQ architecture, Cardin Ramirez Julien architects and Zaraté+Lavignes architects.

 

SOURCE: Ville de Montréal

Information:
For the Société d’habitation et de développement de Montréal : Sébastien Trottier, Morin Relations Publiques, [email protected], 514 889-1224
For Ville de Montréal: Catherine Cadotte, Attachée de presse, Cabinet de la mairesse et du comité exécutif, 514 465-2591

The Société d’habitation et de développement de Montréal (SHDM) today announced the acquisition of the Edifice Jean-Brillant, located at 3055 rue Delisle, a 124-unit affordable housing property in the Saint-Henri sector of the Sud-Ouest Borough. The non-profit organization Maison Biéler Inc. is transferring to the SHDM the emphyteutic lease it has held since the building was constructed in 1982 and which will expire in 2034.

« We are very proud of the acquisition of the Édifice Jean-Brillant, which represents an opportunity to ensure the sustainability of these 124 affordable housing units intended for an elderly and independent clientele in Saint-Henri, » stated Nancy Shoiry, Executive Director of the SHDM. « This transaction is perfectly in line with the objective identified in our 2017-2020 strategic planning to increase our affordable rental housing inventory. »

« We have found in the SHDM an organization that shares our concerns and has the expertise to perpetuate the community legacy of Maison Biéler Inc. This sale will give us the financial resources to continue our mission of supporting military veterans by offering them services that are better adapted to their contemporary needs, » explained Daniel O’Connor, Chairman of the Board of Maison Biéler Inc.

About Maison Biéler Inc
Maison Biéler Inc. is an organization that was founded in 1976 with the mission of providing affordable housing for veterans and their widows. When our veterans left the World Wars and Korea, it was an opportunity for Maison Biéler to change and update its services to veterans. The creation of the organization, Le Sentier – Maison de transition inc., is a concrete expression of this objective by helping veterans, including those who are homeless, reintegrate into society. With the help of partners, Le Sentier will support veterans in their journey toward wellness. The services offered will give our military veterans in need the opportunity to access a better quality of life.

 

Information:
For the Société d’habitation et de développement de Montréal: Sébastien Trottier, Morin Relations Publiques, [email protected], 514 889-1224
For Maison Biéler Inc: Bruno Plourde, General Manager, [email protected], 438-492-9389