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Darrin Davidson is a behavioural therapist and small-business owner of Davidson Rehab, a behavioural consulting firm of the past 18 years. Darrin has a long-standing commitment to civic involvement, sitting as chair and executive of many boards of directors, creating numerous original programs and events. Having benefitted from his professional duties to serve a variety of populations and causes, his efforts have raised 10s of thousands of dollars for community groups and charities across Ont…
Please visit my site http://www.JeremyDWilliams.com for more info. I grew up in the nearby Hockley Valley, moving to Orangeville proper in 1992. Educated at the University of Waterloo where in 1986 I met my future wife Donna. We have four amazing kids, Michael, Patrick, Thomas and Kathleen. I’ve been in business for myself most of my life, following in the footsteps of my father. I run an asset management company, which owns and oversees property throughout Orangeville. I enjoy spending tim submission…
Sandy Brown has been a resident of Orangeville for 26 years. Raised his family here and has been involved in our community for over 20 years including Past President and Current Member of the Orangeville Lions Club, Past President of the Orangeville Minor Hockey Association, Co-Chair of the Orangeville Lions Seven Bridges Run, Past Chair of the Volunteer Advisory Committee of the CNIB Lake Joseph Camp, Past Member of the Town of Orangeville Committee of Adjustment, Past Committee Member – V…
My name is Andy Macintosh you may know me from my time with Orangeville Fire Department, the last 16 years as your fire chief, until my retirement 2 years ago. During that time I was honored to receive, the National Fire Services Exemplary Service Medal, Fire Service Long Service Medal, as well as the Queens Diamond Jubilee, and the Queens Golden Jubilee medals, and recently was the recipient of the Canada 150 Medallion. I have been a resident of Orangeville for the past 52 years, married to…
Nick was born in a small southern town in Italy and moved to Canada in 1960 with his family and attended school in Toronto. After finishing school, he began to apprentice with a shop owner and learned his trade in hairstyling. He was inspired and opened his own barber shop in Orangeville and is still successfully running his business for the past 47 years. Nick married his beautiful wife, Maria, and raised 4 successful children right here in Orangeville and currently has 9 grandchildren with…
ABOUT DEBBIE SHERWOOD * I’ve been a resident of Orangeville for 39 years * Have 3 grown adult children and 4 grandchildren born and raised in Orangeville * Been involved in many sports clubs, school, arts and cultural organizations
Don was born in Orangeville growing up on the family farm near Mono Mills. He has a son Mark, a daughter in law Alexandra and two grandson’s Seth and Liam. His primary schooling was in Adjala attending SS#1 Conner School followed by attending ODSS in Orangeville. With an over 36 year career at Chrysler Canada and retiring in December 2008…
My name is Grant Peters and I am very excited to be a candidate for Orangeville Town Councillor. I am a dedicated father, local business owner, engineer, and volunteer. I fell in love with this town when my family moved here 8 years ago, but I know it can be even better. My participation in council committees, local events, volunteer initiatives, and the sporting community gives me a broad perspective on the needs of Orangeville. My focus will be on the long-term sustainability of Orangevill…
My experiences as a CEO, contractor, MS Ambassador for the MS Society, care giver for a senior, father, & truck driver/logistics, paired with my experience in law enforcement, safety compliance, & emergency services have given me insight to the needs of the general public and look forward to the challenge of representing & listening to the people while doing my best to deliver. Accessibility – I am looking to improve on the accessibility needs that this community faces. I would like to make o…
Joe Andrews has been part of Orangeville’s fabric for over 30 years. He is known for his outstanding commitment to this region as a leader in education, business and as an award-winning volunteer of countless community activities and organizations. Now he plans on focusing his energy as a member of Orangeville Town Council and will be seeking a seat as Councillor this October, 2018. He is well-known by many in this community for his leadership in post-secondary education since 2006, but he ha…
I have happily called Orangeville home for the past 21 years. I grew up in the nearby town of Bolton. I have always enjoyed life in a small town. I am a single mom of two beautiful and intelligent daughters. Cassie is 19 and Haylie is 13. I run a successful esthetic business from my home and I’m also a property manager. I have met with our mayor on several occasions to discuss different issues regarding the town. I attend council meetings regularly and can say politics is in my blood. My gran…
My name is Lisa Post and I have been an Orangeville resident for over 25 years. I am married with 2 kids, aged 18 & 12 and last year, I started my own business, Written Works. I am currently the co-chair of the Board of Directors for Hospice Dufferin and I am a board member for both Community Living Dufferin and for Community Safety Partners. I am on the organizing committee for Celebrate Your Awesome and I am a member of the town’s Arts & Culture Committee. You may recognize my name from the…
I retired in June of this year after 36 years of service as a Sergeant with the Toronto Police. I am currently a part-time student at Athabasca University were I’m working towards completing my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. I am married with three adult children and 1 teenager. I am currently running for a seat on Orangeville’s council in the fall 2018 election.
I am Simran Bhamu and I live in Orangeville on Howard Crescent near hospital with my husband and a 5 year old son (a hockey player :)). We have been living in this town for about last 4 years and I am in GTA for the last 9 years. I have a bachelor degree in commerce. My professional background is in financial services, tourism, and retail sectors. And I have worked in management roles for 12+ years at American Express, Carlson Wagonlit, and McDonald’s. In addition to my formal work experience…
I have lived in Orangeville since 2002. I raised my children here and I have volunteered my time for many town committees and non-profit groups. I am most proud of the contributions I have made to the Orangeville Optimist Club and as President of the Mono Nordic ski club. Since I have declared my candidacy for council, many have asked about what I do to a make a living. Here is the best way to describe what I do. I have worked for a wide variety of large food supply companies. Most of my time…
Let me introduce myself my name is TREVOR CASTIGLIONE. I am running for the position of Town Councillor. I have lived in Orangeville 40 plus years. I have owned managed and operated businesses and properties in Orangeville in that time. I am very involved in our community with things such as Toys for Tots in partnership with local police, food drives for the Orangeville Food Bank, holiday dinners for seniors where we make sure seniors have a home cooked holiday meal made for them and deliv…
Hello my name is Vic Thapar I am pleased to be running for councillor of the Town of Orangeville in the upcoming municiple elections. I was born in the small town of Kapurthala in Punjab India. I received my medical degree M.B.B.S. in Punjab…
Dan was born in June of 1967 in Caledon East. He has lived in Dufferin County for most of his life, eventually settling in Shelburne with his wife and young children in 2012. They chose Shelburne as the place where they would grow their roots and be close to their family who own a farm in Amaranth. Dan retired from Honda of Canada Mfg. in May of this year after a very successful 30-year career. Starting at the age of 20, he climbed the ladder from assembler, to quality control, team leader, p…
I am a proud resident of Shelburne and a father of 2 children. Since coming to Shelburne and eventually joining Council, I have worked hard to make this town prosperous for all! As a growing community, we all have a responsibility to ensure that Shelburne remains a welcoming, inclusive and safe town to raise a family while having the necessary infrastructure and resources to support our growth. I believe we can accomplish this and more when we are working together! My vision for Shelburne is g…
Hello, My name is Althea Casamento. I’m a mom, a wife, an entrepreneur and I hold an Advanced Diploma in Business and Human Resources. I’m running for the position of Councillor because I believe Shelburne is at a pivotal point. We need to build upon the foundation to create the kind of Community we want Shelburne to become. A Community that is empowered, inclusive, respects each other and our values and has the infrastructure to support our future. Over the years I have tabled proposals to…
Born and raised in Arnprior, Ontario. Attended Queen’s University – BSc (Hons, Mathematics), MSc. Was at one time employed as a computer programmer/analyst for firms in the insurance, financial services, and engineering fields. Have taught mathematics at post-secondary level. Completed mortgage brokerage program at Seneca College. Currently work part-time at St John’s Church, East Orangeville, as its administrator (8 years). Engaged in volunteer work (local political associations) as treasu…
My name is Kyle Fegan and I’m proud to announce that I am running for Shelburne Town Council this coming election. I have been a resident of this wonderful town of ours for the past 9 years. In that time I have watched our town grow, and have become very involved in our community. I operate 2 businesses in town, the first is Impact Kreative, an advertising and marketing agency which has been in business now for the last 12 years. This year I have also opened Impact Martial Arts within the T…
As a third- generation resident of Shelburne, I have witnessed the evolution of our town from being a small rural entity to it currently being the fastest growing town in Ontario. Change requires a celebration of the town’s past, its heritage and values; change requires an ongoing dialogue with constituents to ensure the demands of today are addressed, all while looking to the future to ensure we have a viable vision and road map for generations to come. Navigating this tide of change is the…
My name is Lindsay Wegener. I’m running for your council. Here is my unconventional platform First off I must begin by saying I will be making only one promise during my campaign.This is because political figures do this all the time, become elected only to find out they cannot fulfill their promises. Therefore my one promise to you the people of Shelburne, is to be the best councillor I can, by listening to your needs and concerns and making decisions based on what is best for our communit…
“Shelburne is facing major financial challenges in the next 4 year term of council because of the increasing pressures of fast-paced growth. ” There’s a saying that goes like this…… “Growth Pays for Growth”….. but my experience as a former municipal councillor tells a different story. And if this saying were true, Shelburne wouldn’t be facing these serious financial pressures today. Growth is now creating more financial strain on our existing infrastructure so managing growth is not an easy…
For the past 20 years, Mikal Archer has been a huge advocate for global citizenship with efforts that include, but aren’t limited to building churches and libraries in developing countries, athletic associations for youth, one-on-one youth mentorship as well as helping to establish a men’s group in Shelburne, Ontario to foster a stronger sense of community and support, 7:00 a.m. street feedings of individuals experiencing homelessness in the downtown Toronto area, and his personal favourite:…
My name is Shane Hall and it is my privilege to be running for Shelburne Council. Many may know that I am employed at KTH Shelburne in the role of Senior Vice President. Our operations have seen North American benchmark status related to production and efficiency while at the same time seen tremendous growth within our operations. Our company prosperity has always had a very close tie to that of the town. Being the largest employer in Dufferin County our sustainability has always been a high…
I have been a resident of the town of Shelburne for the last twenty four years. Before that I grew up in Melanchthon Township, went to school at a one room school, then Centennial Hylands and finally graduated from Centre Dufferin District High School. I then went to work in construction for ten years until I had a work related accident. I then retrained as an electronic technologist at Sheridan College. I have been a past Vice Chair of the Parents Council of both Hyland Heights, and Centre…
My wife and I have lived in Amaranth for over 50 years. We have three respectable children and nine near perfect grandchildren. I was your reeve/mayor for 15 years; the first six of which taxes never went up a dime. I ran a successful real estate company (Bob Currie Real Estate) for many years in the Shelburne area. We still own the two farms we purchased in the 1960’s where we ran a 100 plus cow herd, selling bulls and bred heifers. I have not collected a weekly paycheck in more than 40 year…
Amaranth and Dufferin are the best places on earth to live, work and play and I am proud to provide strong, stable, positive and fair leadership on all issues. Amaranth Council is open, transparent and accountable to the Community + numerous public meetings and media reports…
I am seeking re-election as a councillor for the Township of Amaranth. During the past four years, I have learned a lot about the issues and relationships that contribute to the well-being of a community. Many years ago, I made the decision to leave behind city life and become a rural resident. I now own and operate a working farm in Amaranth Township where the importance of agriculture to the economy continues to grow. I am on the executive of the Dufferin Federation of Agriculture and have…
I’ve lived in Dufferin County for over 30 years and have a cow/calf operation, horses and dogs. In this time I have been on many boards and volunteered for many organizations such as DFA, Big Brothers/Sisters, HFFA, Police Services Board, and many more. Recently I was able to enjoy a sunny Sunday afternoon at the Shelburne Fair supervising the obstacle course. This would be my 3rd term as councillor and I bring my experience and understanding of Municipal and Provincial government. Understan…
Mark grew up farming in Caledon, earned a BSc. at the University of Guelph and then served 32 years in the Canadian Armed Forces. He retired in 2017 as the Deputy Commandant of the Canadian Forces Training Development Centre in Borden. He and his wife Cynthia bought a wet farm in Amaranth and have rapidly transformed it into a productive oasis of farmland and maple trees. Mark is an active supporter of property rights and serves as president of the Dufferin Landowners Association; as such, he…
My Name is Philippe Caine, I have been a resident of Amaranth for over over 30 years. I’m married to my beautiful wife, Rose, and we have 2 children ages 9 and 3. Rose and I own and operate Wellness on 109, Amaranth’s only Registered Massage Therapy Clinic. As a local small business owner, I understand the pressures that municipalities face when it comes to economic development, growth, sustainability and most important, value for money service delivery. As your representative on Amaranth T…
I have resided in Amaranth with my husband and two children for almost 30 years. I have worked at a local law firm for almost 30 years. I feel with my legal background and as a long term resident, parent and taxpayer that I would be an asset to the constituents of the Township of Amaranth. I look forward to representing my neighbours and all of the residents of Amaranth in representing them on Council. I am also a proud supporter of our farmers With the ongoing pressure from the Provincial…
My name is Philip Rentsch and I am running for the position of Deputy Mayor of the Town of Grand Valley. It has been an honour to serve one term on Council and I hoping to continue serving my community in a more advanced leadership position. I grew up in East Luther Township (now part of Grand Valley) and attended elementary school in Grand Valley and high school in Shelburne. Upon graduation in 2000, I enrolled at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, where I earned a degree in…
ROSS for Deputy Mayor Y? We need to know Y some decisions have been made. We need to know Y some decisions are being made. I want to keep the people of Grand Valley in the loop and informed on what is going on and why it’s going on. I want to bring accountability to this town. Please send me an email so I can put you on my email list and keep you up to date. And most importantly, please give me your vote on October 22nd! Thank you, Ross
My name is Elizabeth Taylor and my husband, Wayne and I live on 50 Mill Street in Grand Valley where we have raised three children. I am also the proud grandmother to four young adults. I have been a resident of Grand Valley for almost sixty years. Community participation and leadership have always been important to me as an individual, as a wife and a Mom and Grandma. Therefore, with these convictions in mind, I, Elizabeth Taylor, am seeking a third term as Councillor for the Town of Grand…
Jason is a proud resident of Grand Valley and lives on Leeson St. with his wife, Kathryn, and his two daughters Madison and Kaley. He is an up and coming business development professional with over a decades worth of experience servicing and selling complex engineered systems to the water and wastewater industries. Markets served include, but not limited to, Canadian Oil Sands, Global Mining Leaders as well as municipal and provincial governments. His passion is to market, design and sell in…
Rick Taylor is a lifelong resident and fifth generation of the Taylor family to reside in Grand Valley. He lives on Amaranth Street with his wife Kathy. He was a Public Works employee for the Town of Grand Valley from 1980 to 1994 and was the Manager/Operator of the Grand Valley Drinking Water System from 1994 to 2005. From 2005 until June of this year he was employed by Davison Bus Lines. He is currently employed by Attridge Bus Lines. During his 12 years on council (8 years as a councillo…
Sam Pringle is a senior leader with over 15 years of experience in healthcare Supply Chain and currently oversees 800 million in annual spend across various hospitals in Ontario. He has a passion for serving the community, solving problems and ensuring best value for money. While relatively new to Grand Valley, having moved here just over two years ago, Sam has quickly become involved in the community. He now Chairs the volunteer Economic Development Committee (EDC) and is a member of two of…
Dave Besley Candidate – Melancthon Township As a lifelong farmer and local resident with a vested interest in the municipality where I work and live, I have once again put my name forward to run for Melancthon Township Council, this term for the position of Deputy Mayor. The past four years representing the citizens of Melancthon as Councillor have been immensely rewarding and enlightening, where I served on several Committees, including the Roads, Police Services, Shelburne Library, and th…
I have lived and been around Melancthon all my life. The farm has been owned by the family for over 100 years. We raise black angus calves on our farm. I am a founding Director for the NFU-O Dufferin/Simcoe and a current board member. I am also the President of the Shelburne and District Horticultural Society. I have served 12 years as President and a board member for 18 years.
I have resided in the Township of Melancthon with my wife Nancy since 2007 and in greater Dufferin County since 1981. From 1981 through to October, 2014 I practiced law in Dufferin County providing litigation advocacy in the areas of family, civil, criminal, municipal, estates and employment law. Since I retired from private law practice I have provided mediation services. I have been active in the community. Most recently I have served as Chair of the Melancthon Police Service Board since 20…
Laura Ryan has been an active community citizen all her life and has represented the residents of Mono with professional decorum for 24 years. It was during her tenure as Assistant to the Mayor of Alliston that her political interests took hold. She served as Public School Trustee for 9 years, and was first elected to Mono Council in 2003 Laura was subsequently voted in as Mayor for the past two terms, and as County Warden in 2013 and 2016. She is an advocate at County level, serving on Econ…
Elaine previously worked in the finance industry, for more than 30 years, holding senior management positions in personal and corporate banking, systems and technology and global securities. She holds an Honours BA in Humanities, from the University of Toronto, an OISE U of T Adult Education Certificate, an Equine Science Certificate from the University of Guelph, and a Certificate in NFP Governance Essentials, from the Institute of Corporate Directors and The University of Toronto Rotman S…
John served as Mono’s Mayor, Deputy Mayor and Councillor in the 1990s and early 2000s. He served two consecutive as Dufferin County Warden (County Council Chair) For the last 15 years he was a Justice of the Peace and Regional Senior Justice of the Peace, retiring early this July. For almost four decades, John spent weekends and holidays in Mono until finally making it his permanent home in the late 1980s. In addition to writing and consulting, John started and operated a number of small…
I grew up in Mississauga and have lived in Toronto, Waterloo, Brampton and now Mono for over 22 years. With my wife and family we lived in the Cardinal Woods subdivision and now live in the Island Lake subdivision. I received my Honours Bachelor of Environmental Studies degree in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Waterloo in 1976. I worked for over 40 years in professional industrial customer service, sales and management, consulting with business owners and management to s…
I am a writer, working from my home in Hockley Valley. As a resident, home-owner, and parent I have a deeply-rooted interest in all the affairs of our town. My focus includes protecting it from external influence, helping to manage it in a fiscally responsible manner, and ensuring it serves the best interests of the people. After graduating from Wilfrid Laurier University, with a double major degree in Kinesiology and Psychology, I began my career with Fairmont Hotels and Resorts in Lake Loui…
Fred was born in Ontario and raised in British Columbia. He moved back to Ontario in 1958. He has an MA in economics from York University. He and his wife, Franca De Angelis, have lived in Mono for 44 years. Fred is a retired transportation consultant — – having worked in every province in Canada and widely throughout the United States. In 2005 in spent a year working in China after which he retired. Since retiring he has taken on projects in Africa (Tanzania, Mozambique and South Africa)…
RALPH MANKTELOW – WHO I AM I have been living in Mono full-time for ten years, but my family and I have been spending time here since 1983, when my wife Marg and I first purchased our farm. Immediately I recognized that the Mono hills and valleys, with their fields, forests, streams, and ponds, were very special. I felt that the natural spaces of Mono were worthy of our protection. This is one of the main reasons that I beca…
It has been a privilege to serve on Mono Council for the last four years. We have had to deal with some challenges and difficult issues. I am certain we dealt with each problem with our constituents upper most in our minds. Gravel, high speed internet, noise complaints, engaging all citizens will all be ongoing issues. Being out in the community has been the highlight of each and every year. Winterfest, Mono on a Bike Family Ski Day, the Mayor Ryan’s Levy, the 150 Family Picnic at Mono Cent…
Personal History * Paul and his wife Linda have lived in Mulmur Township for 26 years * They are proud parents 2 sons – Dean (Vice President for Transpro Corp.)…
Janet is a partner with husband Brian in the family business, Whitfield Farms Ltd., a grain and oil seed farm in Mulmur. For thirty years, they also operated Whitfield Farms Catering and Janet brings a tremendous amount of experience in small business management, event planning and human resources. Currently, Janet is Executive Director of the Golden Horseshoe Food and Farming Alliance. Through her involvement with the board of the Alliance, she has had significant responsibility in policy…
I am a lifetime Mulmur resident who operates a beef farm west of Mansfield with my wife Rhonda. We have 4 children and 4 grandchildren, all living in Mulmur. I am well aware of the issues unique to our region. I have served 19 years as a Mulmur Councillor and I have been Deputy Mayor for the past 2 years. My experience on council has included: * 6 years on Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority * 9 years on Mansfield Recreation Committee * 6 years on Shelburne Fire Board * 10 years on Rose…
I am running for Deputy Mayor of Mulmur Township Council to continue my work of the last eight years, with an added leadership dimension. My skillset has been developed through the various stages of my life: as an officer in the Canadian Armed Forces, as a high school teacher, department head and administrator, as a Provincial Supervisory Officer in the Ontario government, as a management consultant in both the public and private sectors, and as a Councillor for Mulmur. Almost twenty years…
I am employed as a Construction Project Manager. I am running for Mulmur council because I believe we are at an important period for Mulmur. We established ourselves in Mulmur 12 years ago because of the rural beauty, peaceful nature and friendly residents. We felt Mulmur was the perfect community to live in and raise a family. It is my goal is to ensure it continues to be so. The next Council will be represented by council members who have not previously served in Council. The mayor and depu…
Ken Cufaro was born and raised in Toronto. Ken has been a public servant since 1975 when he started his career as a police constable with Metropolitan Toronto Police and later with the OPP (Barrie Detachment). In 1987, Ken with his wife Louise and children Elliott and Amanda moved and transitioned from city life to country living, when they took up residence and farming in Clearview Township. The transition was as smooth as silk as he found the country folk to be most welcoming, friendly and…
Patty has been a resident of Dufferin County for 30 years, with the last 19 years living in Mulmur with her husband and two sons. She holds a degree from the University of Toronto, and a business certificate from Seneca College. Patty has 34 years of experience as an Executive Director working in the not for profit sector in the health and fitness field, at both the provincial and national level. She received a Provincial Citation for her distinguished contribution to her field of work. She i…
Shirley and her husband Tom came to Mulmur over 14 years ago from Richmond Hill. Their 4 daughters had left the nest and on a weekend drive they found this wonderful place. All was fairly quiet until they attended Foodstock which turned out to be a game changer. Shirley then spent a number of years volunteering on the executive of NDACT/Food&WaterFirst and has advocated extensively for farmland protection including consulting with David Crombie on the Coordinated Four Plan Review. Currently…
The Council positions for the Township of East Garafraxa have all been acclaimed with the current Council members. The Upper Grand District School Board Trustee position has also been acclaimed, therefore eligible electors who support the English Public School Board or have no School support will NOT receive a Voter Instruction Letter as there are no races to vote. Eligible Electors for the other three School Boards (English Separate, French Public and French Separate) should receive a Voter Instruction Letter in the mail by the end of September or beginning of October. If you do not receive one, please contact the Municipal Office at 519-941-1007.
The Dufferin Board of Trade has published the above biographies, verbatim, as received from the candidates. The views expressed herein do not necessarily reflect those of our organization, its Directors or staff.
Darrin Davidson
Darrin Davidson
Jeremy Williams
Sandy Brown
Andy Macintosh
Nick Garisto
Debbie Sherwood
Don Kidd
Grant Peters
James Jackson
Joe Andrews
Kelly Zammit
Lisa Post
Robert Duthie
Simran Bhamu
Todd Taylor
Trevor Castiglione
Vic Thapar
Wade Mills (Acclaimed)
Dan Sample
Steve Anderson
Althea C. Casamento
James Hodder
Kyle Fegan
Len Guchardi
Lindsay Wegener
Lynda Buffett
Mikal Archer
Shane Hall
Walter Benotto
Bob Currie
Don MacIver
Gail Little
Heather Foster
Mark Tijssen
Philippe Caine
Susan Graham
Philip Rentsch
Ross Hutchings
Elizabeth Taylor
Jason Wolsztyniak
Rick Taylor
Sam Pringle
Dave Besley
Wayne Hannon (Acclaimed)
David Thwaites (Acclaimed)
Laura Ryan
Elaine Capes
John Creelman
Bob McCrea
Diane Walmsley
Fred Nix
Ralph Manktelow
Sharon Martin
Paul Mills
Janet Horner
Earl Hawkins
Keith Lowry
Jim Demelo
Ken Cufaro
Patricia Clark
Shirley Boxem