Municipal candidates for 2014 election

Candidates for the municipal elections across Haliburton County are starting to come forward.  Highlands East councils remain the same with councilors running for their existing ward. The following is a list of candidates from the other municipalities:

Township of Algonquin Highlands

Deputy Reeve:

  • Liz Danielson

Councilor Ward 1:

  • Brian Lynch

Councilor Ward 2:

  • Lisa Barry

Councilor Ward 3:

  • Marlene Kyle

Township of Minden Hills

Reeve:

  • Barb Reid
  • Brent Devolin

Deputy-Reeve:

  • Cheryl Murdoch
  • John Beattie
  • Rick Ashall

Councilor at Large

  • Ron Nesbitt

Councilor Ward 1

  • Brigitte Gall
  • Lisa Schell

Councilor Ward 2

  • Ken Redpath

Councilor Ward 3

  • Jean Neville

Municipality of Dysart et al

Reeve: None

Deputy-Reeve

  • Dennis Casey
  • Andrea Roberts

Councilor Ward 1

  • Bill Davis
  • Bob Nichol

Councilor Ward 2

  • Steve Dunec
  • David McKay
  • Derek Knowles

Councilor Ward 4

  • Susan Norcross

Councilor Ward 5

  • Walt McKechnie

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