September 11, 2026

Municipal Election 2026

Consider This Northumberland is teaming up with Northumberland 89.7 FM to provide better coverage. We hope it will be less repetitive and, by pooling our resources, give you more of the information you need to make your vote count on October 26. You will find lots of resources on both websites and in my weekly email newsletter, which you can get for free by signing up here.

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Municipal Election 2022

Sometimes it helps to go back and reflect on the promises and vision of incumbent candidates. It’s a kind of performance review, if you like. During the 2022 municipal election, I only interviewed mayoral candidates. The ones here have both the show and the full interviews. The deputy mayor and council candidates did surveys. Last time, I could only cover Cobourg and Port Hope.

Cobourg

Mayor

Cleveland provides his vision for Cobourg, addresses taxes, housing and leadership

Deputy Mayor

Cobourg Candidates – Deputy Mayor: Nicole Beatty

Council

Cobourg Candidates – Councillor: Aaron Burchat

Cobourg Candidates – Councillor: Adam Bureau

Cobourg Candidates – Councillor: Miriam Mutton

Cobourg Candidates – Councillor: Brian Darling

 

Port Hope

Mayor

Hankivsky discusses engaging residents, businesses, plus housing and taxes

Grogan covers a range of topics, including Wesleyville, affordable housing, and taxes

Council

Port Hope Councillor: Claire Holloway Wadhwani

Port Hope Councillor: Norm Orviss – Ward 1

Port Hope Councillor: Les Andrews – Ward 1

Brighton

Mayor

Physician recruitment, wastewater and taxes on the agenda for Ostrander

Trent Hills

Council

Crate speaks to his record, the local healthcare crisis, plus noise concerns about a local industry

Alnwick Haldimand Township:

Council:

Farmers, roads and development high on the list of concerns for Logel

 

Public School Board Trustee

Municipal Election 2018: Klassen-Jeninga seeks another term on public school board