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Errors and inaccuracies

This article contains several errors and inaccuracies, beginning with the fact its subject, Peter Trent, became mayor months before the date stated. I would argue that his notability should not be in question. The whole issue of Montreal's reorganization into a megacity has merited its own Wikipedia article, and Trent was at the forefront of that situation.