Candidates for Township of Hamilton

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Candidate Name Date Nomination Filed Position / Office
Scott Jibb 2022-05-02 Mayor
Larry Williamson 2022-05-11 Deputy Mayor
Pat McCourt 2022-08-19 Deputy Mayor
Joe Lean 2022-06-01 Councillor
John Davison 2022-06-08 Councillor
Pat McCourt – WITHDRAWN 2022-07-11 Councillor
Bruce Buttar 2022-08-16 Councillor
Leashea Sage 2022-08-18 Councillor
Kim Martin 2022-08-19 Councillor
Mark Lovshin 2022-08-19 Councillor
Terry Brown 2022-07-14 Trustee – English Public School Board
Jamie Manton-Byers 2022-07-20 Trustee – English Public School Board
Jaine Klassen Jeninga 2022-07-02 Trustee – English Public School Board
Cherie Whalen 2022-05-19 Trustee – English Public School Board
Kathleen Tanguay 2022-08-11 Trustee – PVNC Separate School Board
Zoltan Zavorsky – WITHDRAWN 2022-08-15 Trustee – PVNC Separate School Board
Douglas Blundel 2022-08-15 Trustee – PVNC Separate School Board
Kristine Dandavino 2022-08-15 Conseillère, Conseil Scolaire Viamonde
Paul Serge 2022-08-17 Conseiller, Conseil Scolaire Viamonde
Marcellin Kwilu Mondo 2022-08-17 Conseiller, Conseil Scholaire Catholique Monavenir
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Has been a photojournalist for over 30-years and have been honoured to win numerous awards for photography and writing over the years. Best selling author for the book Highway of Heroes - True Patriot Love

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