John Logel will maintain his seat as mayor of Alnwick/Haldimand Township.
Logel went unchallenged to represent the township and has been acclaimed as mayor, embarking on a second-straight term. He was first elected mayor in 2014 when he defeated incumbent Dalton McDonald by more than 500 votes.
Candidates
Mayor
John Logel (acclaimed)
Deputy Mayor
Ronald Farrow
Gail Latchford (incumbent)
Councillor (3 to be elected)
Raymond Benns (incumbent)
Jim Fell
Mike Filip (incumbent)
Sherry Gibson (incumbent)
The Township
Alnwick/Haldimand Township is nestled north and south between Rice Lake and Lake Ontario and east and west between Grafton and Cobourg. Its largest communities are Roseneath in the north and Grafton in the south. Alderville First Nation is also found within the township’s boundaries. A part of Northumberland County, the rural-based township has agriculture as its leading economic driver with grain, milk, livestock and apple farming leading the industry. Tourism is also touted with a number of resorts and seasonal cottages lining both lakes. The popular lakes also attract anglers, snowmobilers, campers and hiking enthusiasts.
Population (2016):
6,869
Median total income of couple economic families with children (2015)/Ont. median
- B.C. officer alleged sexual assault, CSIS had her investigated
- Alberta to overhaul municipal rules to include sweeping new powers, municipal political parties
- Military judges don’t have divided loyalties, Canada’s top court rules
- Norad looking to NATO to help detect threats over the Arctic, chief says
$116,395/$75,369
Crime Severity Index (2017) – municipal/Ont.
NA/55.40
Violent Crime Severity Index (2017) – municipal/Ont.
NA/68.69
Political representation
Federal
Kim Rudd (Liberal) – Northumberland-Peterborough-South
Provincial
David Piccini (Progressive Conservative) – Northumberland-Peterborough South
Comments