Gananoque, Canada (Local)
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By: Keith Dempsey
Fiscal responsibility, development, and the importance of asking tough questions were among the central themes as candidates seeking seats on Leeds and the Thousand Islands council gathered for a debate Oct. 7 at the Lansdowne Community Building. With 10 candidates competing for six council seats across the township’s three wards,
Incumbent, former mayor, councillor and newcomer vie for top job.
By: Keith Dempsey
What should Gananoque look like four years from now, and who is best equipped to get it there?
By: Keith Dempsey
What should Gananoque look like four years from now, and who is best equipped to get it there? That question sits at the heart of Monday’s mayoral election, as voters prepare to choose between four competing visions for a town grappling with rising costs, questions about transparency and a council whose relationships have
Incumbent Corinna Smith-Gatcke challenged by Jason Page.
By: Keith Dempsey
How should a township balance financial pressures and infrastructure needs with residents' demands for a greater voice in local government?
Race includes appointees seeking voters' trust.
Appointed councillors earn voters' trust.
Incumbent mayor finishes last.
Colin Brown will be Gananoque’s next mayor after winning a decisive victory Monday night, unseating incumbent John Beddows in a four-way race centred on affordability, municipal spending and the future
