Marc-André Plante

Marc-André Plante is a Canadian politician. He was mayor of Terrebonne, Quebec, the 10th largest city in Quebec from 2017 to 2021. He was elected as mayor while the Terrebonne City Council was being investigated by the Unité permanente anticorruption (Permanent Anti-corruption unit). who in November 2016 had replaced previous mayor Jean-Marc Robitaille who was under investigation by the Permanent Anti-corruption unit.

During his term as mayor, the permanent anti-corruption unit continued their investigation of members of the previous council. In March 2018, five members of the former municipal administration who were under the leadership of mayor Robitaille were arrested by the permanent anti-corruption unit.

In 2006, Plante received a certificate in administration from the University of Quebec at Montreal. When he was elected as mayor, Plante was about to receive a Master's Degree in public administration, specializing in municipal management from the École nationale d'administration publique (National School of Public Administration).