Election 2021/

Election Results

Congratulations to all individuals who put their name forward. City Council for the 2021-2025 term will be sworn into office on October 12.
 
Mayor                        
Danny Breen (acclaimed)
 
Deputy Mayor         
Sheilagh O’Leary (acclaimed)
 
Ward 1                      
Jill Bruce – 2,871
Jenn Deon – 2,181
Mark Nichols – 2,115
 
Ward 2                      
Ophelia Ravencroft – 2,758
Art Puddister – 1,561
Peter Whittle – 1,237
Derek Winsor – 680
 
Ward 3
Jamie Korab – 3,109
Greg Noseworthy – 2,687
Walter Harding – 883
 
Ward 4                      
Ian Froude (acclaimed)
 
Ward 5
Carl Ridgeley – 2,476
Donnie Earle – 2,462
Scott Fitzgerald – 1,250
Brenda Walsh – 626
 
At Large
Maggie Burton – 16,851
Sandy Hickman – 12,992
Ron Ellsworth – 12,933
Debbie Hanlon – 12,179
Meghan Hollett – 11,887
Jess Puddister – 11,487
Greg Smith – 11,330
Ann Malone – 6,856
Tom Davis – 6,650
Mark House – 4,479
Paul Combden – 3,696
Steve Parsons – 2,206
Raymond Petten – 770

Election 2021/

Transcripts from our Town Hall sessions for At-Large Candidates are live

The text of the questions and answers given by the candidates in the two sessions is now available here (combined). You can skip directly on the page to the topics raised that matter to you:

  1. Requiring city contractors to pay a living wage
  2. Making the city more accessible
  3. Supporting community groups (tackling cost of required insurance for gatherings)
  4. The future of transit in the city
  5. Budgeting priorities given funding pressures

Don’t forget to check out the “Meet The Candidates” section at our St John’s Votes site for links to all the other media coverage of the issues (including the CBC’s issue videos we helped to coordinate) and candidate profiles as well!