Located in the heart of Ontario’s cottage country, the Town of Bracebridge is one of six municipalities within the District Municipality of Muskoka. Bracebridge has a population of 16,010 (2016).
The town’s council is comprised of one mayor, five ward councilors and three district councilors.
Graydon Smith is seeking re-election for the town’s top spot and is running against Lori-Lynn Giaschi-Pacini who was elected as a district councillor in 2014.
Candidates
Mayor
Lori-Lynn Giaschi-Pacini
Graydon Smith (incumbent) (elected)
District and Town Councillors
Steve Clement (incumbent) (elected)
Rick Hallam
Rick Maloney (elected)
Don Smith (incumbent) (elected)
Councillor (Bracebridge Ward)
Kimberly Hayes-Rogers
Chris Wilson (incumbent) (elected)
Councillor (Monck/Muskoka Ward)
Michael Gooch
Mark Quemby (incumbent) (elected)
Councillor (Macaulay Ward)
Ruthann Cook
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Andrew Struthers (elected)
Tom Young
Councillor (Draper Ward)
Archie Buie (incumbent) (acclaimed)
Councillor (Oakley Ward)
Barb McMurray (incumbent) (acclaimed)
Population (2016)
16,010
Median total income of two-or-more-person households (2015)
$81,447
Political representation
Federal
Tony Clement (Conservative Party of Canada) – Parry Sound-Muskoka
Provincial
Norm Miller (Progressive Conservative) – Parry Sound-Muskoka
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