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| image =Food Drive - No Frills.jpg | name = Stephen Blais | small| caption = Stephen Blais promoting the 2018 OC Transpo Christmas Food Drive | birth_date = July 20, 1980 | birth_place = Ottawa | office = Ottawa City Councillor | term_start = December 1, 2010 | term_end = | predecessor = Rob Jellett | successor = Incumbent | office2 = Ottawa-Carleton Catholic School Board Trustee | term_start2 = December 1, 2006 | term_end2 = November 30, 2010 | predecessor2 = Des Curley | successor2 = Brian Coburn | party = | religion = Roman Catholicism | constituency = Cumberland Ward | constituency2 = Zone 3 (Orléans & Cumberland) | majority = | spouse = Marta Blais }} Stephen Blais (born July 20, 1980) is the Ottawa City Councillor for Cumberland Ward. He won the ward in the Ottawa municipal election, 2010, defeating the incumbent Rob Jellett. In the Ottawa municipal election, 2014, Blais was re-elected with a large majority, defeating Marc Belisle. Early lifeBlais was born in Ottawa and grew up in the Queenswood Heights neighbourhood of Orléans in the former Cumberland Township. Upon graduating from St. Peter Catholic High School, he attended the University of Ottawa to pursue a Bachelor of Social Sciences. Following university, he served as Executive Assistant to Jim Watson while Watson served in the Ontario Cabinet. Blais later moved to Carleton University where he worked as a media and communications advisor. Blais and his wife Marta have one son, Stephen Jr. They live in the Chaperal neighbourhood.[1] Community involvementBlais is the past president of the Queenswood Heights Community Association and a former members of the Cumberland Lions Club. Prior to being elected as a councillor, Blais served as an Ottawa Catholic School Board Trustee for Orléans-Cumberland. He was first elected as a Trustee in 2006 when he defeated the incumbent. Ottawa City CouncilIn 2010, Blais was elected the third Ottawa City Councillor for Cumberland Ward defeating the two term incumbent. He quickly made his mark securing early victories by having the City of Ottawa conduct an environmental assessment to widen HWY 174 and to extend Light Rail Transit to Orléans. In addition to his focus on reducing commute times through investments in roads and transit Blais prioritized local park construction. In his first term of office 7 new parks were built in Cumberland Ward and Blais announced the ambitious plan to partner with the local homebuilding industry to complete an $8 million expansion of Millennium Park.[2] Blais was named Chair of the City of Ottawa Transit Commission on December 10, 2014. The Transit Commission is the body charged with oversight of the City's public transit provider OC Transpo. The Transit Commission is responsible for ensuring the development of a safe, efficient, accessible and client-focused transit system and for providing overall guidance and direction to the Transit Services Department on all issues relating to the operation of public transit, including the O-Train and Para Transpo. The Transit Commission consists of eight members of Council and four citizen members, as approved by Council. The Transit Commission meets on a monthly basis in a public forum.[3] Election results 2014
Election results 2010
Election results 2006
References1. ^https://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/ottawa-votes-what-you-need-to-know-about-the-candidates-in-cumberland {{Ottawa City Council}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Blais, Stephen}}2. ^Ottawa Sun - http://www.ottawasun.com/2014/04/16/plans-underway-for-8m-east-end-ottawa-park 3. ^OC Transpo - http://www.octranspo.com/images/files/reports/Facts_Brochure_201.pdf 5 : Living people|Ottawa city councillors|Canadian Roman Catholics|1980 births|Ontario school board trustees |
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