from Wasaga Sun I have had the honour of serving on the council of Wasaga Beach between 2003 and 2014 as both a councillor (2003 – 2006) and deputy mayor (2006 – 2014). I ran for the office of mayor in 2014, but was unsuccessful in that bid. Today, I a...

from Wasaga Sun Born, raised and educated in Toronto, I moved to Wasaga Beach over 20 years ago with my wife Ilona. I am the proud father of three adult children. I am a licensed steamfitter and have been involved in the labour movement for 40 years as...

2018 AWARE Simcoe questionnaire – George Watson from Wasaga Sun Vote George Watson — Councillor for Wasaga Beach: “Experience you can trust.” I am a local businessperson and full-time resident in Wasaga Beach for 50 years. I attended Collingwood ...

from Wasaga Sun Say yes to Jess for Wasaga Beach council. My name is Jessica Craven. My friends just call me Jess. Always be humble, always be kind. Never let anyone stomp on your spirit. Light the flame, carry the torch. I was the first female student...

from Wasaga Sun As the owner of a five star company, which is governed by policies and procedures at the federal, provincial and municipal levels, including, and not limited to, Transport Canada. I am used to abiding by strict rules and following very ...

from Wasaga Sun Hi, I’m Mark Kinney, and I would like to be your choice for a councillor at this coming election! On October 22, 2018, the residents of Wasaga Beach have an important choice to make, one that will impact our great town for the nex...

from Wasaga Sun My wife Betty and I have been permanent residents of Wasaga Beach for over 40 years. I have a unique perspective of our town and its needs as I also have three of our four adult children and their spouses and two (soon to be three) gran...

from Wasaga Sun My name is Allan Bell, and I am running for the position of councillor for Ward 1 in Clearview Township. I am a lifelong resident of Nottawa and live on what was our old family farm. My brother and two sisters also have homes on the old...

from Wasaga Sun Maqsood Dogar moved from Mississauga to Stayner in 2004, where he has resided for 14 delightful years. He graduated from the University of Western Ontario in 2000, as well as George Brown College for business information systems in 1996...

from Wasaga Sun Phyllis Dineen moved to Clearview with her parents, Orin and Barbara Ryerse, and five siblings in the summer of ’69, back when it was still known as Nottawasaga Township. She and her husband Kevan bought their first home in Collin...