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Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry
Party Candidate Votes Status
234/234 polls Updated: May. 3, 2011 3:40 AM EDT
CON Guy Lauzon 29,438 Elected
LIB Bernadette Clement 8,508
NDP Mario Leclerc 8,313
GRN Wyatt Joseph Walsh 1,040
LTN Darcy Neal Donnelly 161
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This eastern Ontario riding lies on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River up to the Quebec border. It contains the townships of South Glengarry, North Stormont, South Stormont, North Dundas and South Dundas.

The city of Cornwall accounts for about half the riding population. The rest of the riding is largely rural and includes Winchester, Chesterville, Iroquois, Finch, Morrisburg and the part of the Akwesasne Indian Reserve that is in Ontario.

Stormont-Dundas was created in 1966 from Stormont and Grenville-Dundas ridings. In 1996, boundaries were changed slightly. The riding name was changed to Stormont-Dundas-Charlottenburgh in 1999. In 2004, a small part of Glengarry-Prescott-Russell was added in the northeast and the name of the riding was changed.

Population: 99,764 (2006 census; an increase of 0.8% since 2001)

Political History

Conservative Guy Lauzon won the 2008 election when he beat Liberal Denis Sabourin by a margin of 18,282 votes.

Lauzon won over Liberal Tom Manley in 2006.

Lauzon also defeated Liberal incumbent Bob Kilger by 3,899 votes in 2004. In 2000, Kilger defeated Lauzon, then with the Alliance, by 2,962 votes to win a fourth term as MP.

Lucien Lamoureux was MP for Stormont, initially as a Liberal, beginning in 1962. He became Speaker in 1966, then ran as an Independent in Stormont-Dundas and won in 1968 and 1972. He continued as Speaker until 1974, when he was appointed ambassador to Belgium.

Stormont-Dundas was held by Liberal Ed Lumley from 1974 to 1984. He was minister of state for trade, minister of international trade, minister of industry, trade and commerce and minister of regional economic expansion. In 1984, Conservative Norm Warner defeated Lumley.

Stormont:

  • 1925 - CON
  • 1926 - LIB
  • 1930 - CONS
  • 1935-57 inclusive - LIB
  • 1958 - PC
  • 1962, 1963, 1965 - LIB

Stormont-Dundas:

  • 1968 - IND
  • 1972 - IND
  • 1974, 1979, 1980 - LIB
  • 1984 - PC
  • 1988, 1993, 1997 - LIB

Stormont-Dundas-Charlottenburgh:

  • 2000 - LIB

Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry:

  • 2004, 2006, 2008 - CON

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Demographics

Ethnic Origin

Ethnic Origin
Ethnic Origin
Region Percentage
British Isles 47.13% (46,285)
French 31.99% (31,415)
Aboriginal 5.41% (5,315)
American 0.88% (860)
Canadian 48.26% (47,390)
Caribbean 0.35% (340)
Latin, Central, South 0.08% (80)
Western European 15.30% (15,020)
Northern European 0.92% (905)
Eastern European 3.10% (3,045)
S European 3.59% (3,530)
Other European 0.37% (360)
Scandinavian 0.84% (825)
Baltic 0.24% (240)
Czech/Slovak 0.19% (190)
African 0.38% (370)
Arab 0.47% (465)
Maghrebi 0.02% (20)
West Asia 0.14% (140)
South Asia 1.54% (1,515)
East/SE Asia 0.87% (850)
Oceania 0.05% (50)
Pacific Islands 0.01% (10)
Statistics Canada Population: 98,200

Mother Tongue

Mother Tongue
Mother Tongue
Language Percentage
English 73% (70,875)
French 21% (19,990)
Algonquin 0% (0)
Atikamekw 0% (0)
Blackfoot 0% (0)
Carrier 0% (0)
Chilcotin 0% (0)
Chipewyan 0% (0)
Cree 0% (0)
Siouan languages (Dakota/Sioux) 0% (0)
Dene 0% (0)
Dogrib 0% (0)
Gitksan 0% (0)
Inuinnaqtun 0% (0)
Inuktitut, n.i.e. 0% (15)
Kutchin-Gwich'in (Loucheux) 0% (0)
Malecite 0% (0)
Mi'kmaq 0% (0)
Mohawk 0% (50)
Montagnais-Naskapi 0% (0)
Nisga'a 0% (0)
North Slave (Hare) 0% (0)
Ojibway 0% (10)
Oji-Cree 0% (0)
Shuswap 0% (0)
South Slave 0% (0)
Tlingit 0% (0)
Italian 0% (195)
Portuguese 0% (90)
Romanian 0% (105)
Spanish 0% (155)
Danish 0% (25)
Dutch 1% (1,185)
Flemish 0% (0)
Frisian 0% (55)
German 1% (1,000)
Norwegian 0% (10)
Swedish 0% (0)
Yiddish 0% (0)
Bosnian 0% (0)
Bulgarian 0% (0)
Croatian 0% (15)
Czech 0% (40)
Macedonian 0% (0)
Polish 0% (125)
Russian 0% (95)
Serbian 0% (0)
Serbo-Croatian 0% (0)
Slovak 0% (10)
Slovenian 0% (0)
Ukrainian 0% (65)
Latvian 0% (20)
Lithuanian 0% (0)
Estonian 0% (35)
Finnish 0% (35)
Hungarian 0% (120)
Greek 0% (150)
Armenian 0% (20)
Turkish 0% (0)
Amharic 0% (0)
Arabic 0% (295)
Hebrew 0% (10)
Maltese 0% (0)
Somali 0% (0)
Tigrigna 0% (0)
Bengali 0% (65)
Gujarati 0% (0)
Hindi 0% (90)
Kurdish 0% (0)
Panjabi (Punjabi) 0% (200)
Pashto 0% (70)
Persian (Farsi) 0% (10)
Sindhi 0% (0)
Sinhala (Sinhalese) 0% (10)
Urdu 1% (505)
Malayalam 0% (0)
Tamil 0% (370)
Telugu 0% (0)
Japanese 0% (15)
Korean 0% (15)
Cantonese 0% (45)
Chinese, n.o.s. 0% (160)
Mandarin 0% (55)
Taiwanese 0% (0)
Lao 0% (0)
Khmer (Cambodian) 0% (0)
Vietnamese 0% (25)
Bisayan languages 0% (25)
Ilocano 0% (0)
Malay 0% (25)
Tagalog (Pilipino, Filipino) 0% (30)
Akan (Twi) 0% (0)
Swahili 0% (10)
Creoles 0% (40)
Statistics Canada Population (Single Responses): 96,705

Industry

Industry
Industry
Industry Percentage
Agriculture 0.14
Mining 0.09
Utilities 0.37
Construction 4.09
Manufacturing 0.00
Wholesale 2.96
Retail 8.60
Transport 3.66
Info Culture 7.31
Finance Insurance 6.49
Real Estate 1.99
ProSciTech 11.36
Management 0.18
Waste/Remediation 4.84
Education 8.21
Heath/Social Assistance 8.55
Arts/Entertainment 4.24
Hospitality 0.00
Other Services 5.45
Public Admin 4.44
Statistics Canada Population (Total labour force): 59,135

Overall

Unemployment Rate
6.2%
Provincial
6.4%
National
6.6%
Seniors
16.48%
Provincial
13.56%%
National
13.71%%
Home Owners
29.05%
Provincial
26.61%%
National
26.92%%
Avg Family Income
$68,785
Provincial
$90,526
National
$82,325
Immigration
7%
Provincial
28%
National
20%
Post-Secondary Degree
26.69%
Provincial
33.54%
National
33.35%
Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census

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Candidate Info

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CON – Guy Lauzon

GRN – Wyatt Joseph Walsh

LIB – Bernadette Clement

LTN – Darcy Neal Donnelly

NDP – Mario Leclerc

Guy Lauzon

Guy Lauzon

Party: Conservative Party of Canada

Contact Information:

Website

Email

613-932-VOTE (8683)

900 Pitt St., Unit 2B

Cornwall, Ont. K6J 3S5

Age:

67

Birthplace:

St Andrew's West, Ont.

Marital Status:

Married to Frances

Children:

Two grown children

Profession:

Retired

Political Career:

FEDERAL: Defeated as Canadian Alliance in Stormont-Dundas-Charlottenburgh in 2000. Won as Conservative in Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry in 2004, 2006, 2008

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Wyatt Joseph Walsh

Party: Green Party of Canada

Contact Information:

Website

Email

613-933-8989

Marital Status:

Married

Children:

Four

Profession:

Businessperson

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Bernadette Clement

Party: Liberal Party of Canada

Contact Information:

Website

Twitter

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Email

613-932-7882

1-855-932-7882 (toll free)

121 Montreal Rd.

Cornwall, Ont. K6H 1B2

Profession:

Lawyer

Education:

Law degree - University of Ottawa

Political Career:

MUNICIPAL: Cornwall councillor since 2006

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Darcy Neal Donnelly

Party: Libertarian Party

Contact Information:

Website

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Mario Leclerc

Party: New Democratic Party of Canada

Contact Information:

Website

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Email

613-935-9888

256 Pitt St.

Cornwall, Ont. K6J 3P7

Birthplace:

Quebec City

Profession:

Trade unionist

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