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List of Orangeville candidates in upcoming municipal election finalized
August 25, 2022 · 1 Comments
By Sam Odrowski
The nomination period for candidates running in the upcoming municipal election has closed.
The list of Orangeville residents running for councillor, mayor, and deputy mayor was finalized last Friday (Aug. 19).
As well, the public, French public, French catholic and catholic school board trustees were finalized.
Ken Manzerolle was acclaimed for the public school board.
Here is the full slate of candidates who will be on the ballot come Oct. 24.
Mayor:
- Jeffrey Wallace Patterson
- Jeremy Williams
- Kim Reid
- Lisa Post
Deputy Mayor
- Todd Taylor
- Trevor Castiglione
Councillor
- Andy Macintosh
- Debbie Sherwood
- Grant Spence
- James Jackson
- Joe Andrews
- Nick Garisto
- Peggy Bond
- Rick Stevens
- Tess Prendergast
- Ximena Butko
Catholic School Board
- Domenic Maggi
- Paula Dametto-Giavannozzi
- Sheralyn Roman
- Vince Manzella
French Public Board
- Eric Lapointe
- Saveria Caruso
French Catholic
- Patrick O’Neil
- Genevieve Grenier
One candidate has withdrawn since submitting their nomination, Janice Eldridge.
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