[4] After briefly standing down to work on Doré's successful 1990 re-election bid, she returned to a media relations position with the Montreal executive committee in the early 1990s.
[8] Tremblay appointed Campbell to the Montreal executive committee on April 6, 2011, giving her responsibility for social and community development, families, and seniors.
[11] In the summer of 2012, she opposed councillor Réal Ménard's proposal to establish a zone where prostitution would be legally tolerated.
[12] Tremblay stood down as mayor of Montreal in November 2012 amid a serious corruption scandal and was replaced by Michael Applebaum.
[15] Applebaum, in turn, resigned as mayor in June 2013, after being charged with fourteen criminal offenses including fraud and corruption.