Alliston Herald ADJALA-TOSORONTIO – Mary Small Brett is the new mayor of Adjala-Tosorontio. She has been on council for 14 years (10 years as councillor and four years as deputy mayor). For deputy mayor, Doug Little is returning to the seat. The veteran municipal politician has 10 years experie...
Across Simcoe County, voters make clear they want change By Kate Harries AWARE News Network Updated October 29, 2014 Anti-sprawl candidates have swept to office in two battleground municipalities in Simcoe County. Not even a message from Premier Kathleen Wynne could save the pro-development incumbent...
Township election page Mayor – Leo Losereit 705-435-7414 leol@bell.net website leoformayor.ca Questionnaire answers: at-losereit – Mary Small Brett 519-941-5828 marysmallbrett@sympatico.ca Questionnaire answers: at-small brett2 Deputy Mayor – Mark Loranger 905-724-1100 oranger.ma...
By Brad PritchardAlliston Herald ADJALA-TOSORONTIO – The Everett Secondary Plan dominated the discussion at the first all-candidates meeting for the Adjala-Tosorontio municipal election. Tuesday night’s two-hour meeting at the Everett Legion organized by the Adjala-Tosorontio Residents’ Associa...
By Brad Pritchard Alliston Herald ADJALA-TOSORONTIO – The two candidates running for mayor of Adjala-Tosorontio can agree on one thing: growth will likely be the number one challenge facing the new council. Mary Small Brett, who is the current deputy mayor, believes it will come down to balanci...
New Tecumseth Free Press Online There will be a new Mayor in Adjala Tosorontio after the October 27th municipal elections. And it will be either current deputy mayor Mary Small Brett or former councillor, Leo Losereit. Incumbent mayor Tom Walsh is not seeking reelection. At the nomination deadline Fr...
By Richard Blanchard New Tecumseth Times Leo Losereit will be running for mayor of Adjala-Tosorontio in this fall’s elections. Loseriet announced his decision to run at a meeting on Sunday organized by the Everett Ratepayers Association to discuss the next moves to stop a bylaw which would ...
By Brad Pritchard Alliston Herald ADJALA-TOSORONTIO – Adjala-Tosorontio is gearing up for battle at the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) as its controversial growth plan for Everett continues to make its way through the approval process. Township director of planning Jacquie Tschekalin anticipates...
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