With longtime Kenora mayor Dave Canfield retiring from politics this year, the northwest, lake-encircled Ontario city is gearing up for a change in leadership.
One-term councillor Dan Reynard and lifelong Kenora resident Lydia Harlos are the two candidates hoping to fill Canfield’s shoes.
It’s a crowded race for six seats on city council, with 14 candidates on the ballot. Only one sitting councillor, Louis Roussin, isn’t seeking re-election.
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Candidates
Mayor
Lydia Harlos
Dan Reynard
Councillor (6 to be elected)
Lee-Anne Carver
Graham Chaze
Mort Goss (incumbent)
Anthony Leek
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Eric Lovas
Rod McKay
Jennifer McKibbon
Rory McMillan (incumbent)
Dale Pearson
Andrew Poirier
Kirsi Ralko
Sharon Smith (incumbent)
Chris Van Walleghem
Colin Wasacase (incumbent)
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