2022 Orillia Ward 1

'I am very happy to represent the city that I love,' says Luke Leatherdale; Cipolla said voters 'have faith in (him) to do the right thing and care for the people'

'It will be interesting having new voices at the table and different points of view,' says Campbell; Smith said it's 'important to have that mix of female and younger voices'

'My biggest hope (is) we have a council willing to work together, willing to be open minded, willing to work as a team, and willing to face the challenges,' said Ward 1 candidate

'I’m a people person, I like being out in the public, I enjoy being a councillor, and being a problem solver,' says two-term Ward 2 councillor Rob Kloostra

'You have to be able to work together with people – that's going to be my goal. I'm a people person,' said Ward 1 candidate Whitney Smith

'(As) a councillor, I can still be a contributing member and still be able to serve, but I don't have to take as much time commitment away from my children,' says Lund

'Fiscal responsibility is key – a conservative approach to handling the finances of the city will benefit us for years to come,' said Ward 1 candidate Paul Cain

'You have to listen to your taxpayers because they're the ones that are technically paying your bill, and they're the ones that matter,' says Rick Sinotte, running in Ward 1